Overview of Financing Information in the Past 24 Hours (May 24th）
1. RPG blockchain game Aria completes seed round financing;
2. MUA DAO completes a new round of $5 million financing;
3. Fantom Foundation completes $10 million strategic financing;
4. Mighty Jaxx completes $11 million Series A+ financing;
5. Pencils Protocol secures $2.1 million in seed funding;
6. Ethereum L2 execution environment MultiVM raises $6.9 million in funding;
7. MANTRA concludes a new round of strategic financing, with LaserDigital participating in the investment;
8. L2 network Plume Network secures $10 million in seed funding;
9. ZK hardware acceleration company Cysic raises $12 million in pre-Series A funding;
10.Cryptocurrency company VersiFi acquires transaction technology startup Ather Digital;
11.DeFi platform Zaros secures $1.8 million in funding, with participation from Cogitent Ventures and others;
12.Dora Factory closes on 10$ Million Strategic Financing Round, Nomad Capital among investors.
13.US start-up Alphaledger receives 9$ Million Series-A Funding led by EJF Capital.
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