Cosmos Liquidity Pledge Agreement Stride Closes $4 Million Strategic Funding Round Led by DBA
Stride The Stride Association, the organisation behind Stride, the liquidity pledge protocol, has announced the completion of a $4 million round of strategic funding led by DBA, 1confirmation, Road Capital, Modular Capital, Chorus One and key builders of the demonstration ecosystem: Stride is now the largest liquidity pledge protocol in Cosmos, with over 90% market share and $100 million in TVL on chains such as Cosmos Hub, dYdX and Osmosis.
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