Blockchain Data Provider Allium Closes $16.5 Million Series A Led by Theory Ventures
On July 18, blockchain data provider Allium closed a $16.5 million Series A round led by Theory Ventures, according to TheBlock, which said it plans to use the newly raised funds to invest in data infrastructure, including a launch pad for financial institutions looking to embrace digital assets. The company has already partnered with Stripe and Visa, which helped Allium launch the Visa on-chain analytics dashboard. Its cryptocurrency-native clients include the Uniswap Foundation and Phantom, a major Solana wallet provider.
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