RealGo announces over $3.5 million in funding, with participation from Cogitent Ventures and others
Svmuu reports that RealGo has announced the completion of over $3.5 million in funding. The early investment and strategic rounds saw support from institutions and strategic partners including Animoca Brands, Cogitent Ventures, X21 Digital, Notch VC, Becker Ventures, and others. The funds raised will be primarily used to advance the construction of Meme 3.0 infrastructure, drive the upgrade and transformation of the Meme ecosystem, break away from a single traffic-driven model, and create a chain-based asset system that is collectible, playable, social, and cashable, thereby realizing user ownership and value realization of Meme assets.
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