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Dec. 24, 2021

StarSharks, a community-driven game platform where players, developers and investors can define the value evolution of underlying NFTs in a sustainable ecosystem, has just announced via a press release it has shared with iHodl that it has raised $4.8 million in a private round.

According to the company, it has received funds from a wide range of investors, including 3 Commas Capital, AC Capital, Banter Crypto, Bas1s. Ventures, Basics Capital, Bigcoin Capital, Binance Labs , DAO Maker, Everest Ventures Group, Everse Capital, Exnetwork Capital, Forward Analytics, Fundamental Labs, Gate.io Labs, Geekcarptel, Genblock Capital, Hyperedge Capital, ICO Drops, Jsquare, Kirin Fund, Krypital Group, KuCoin Labs, LD Capital, MarketAcross, Momentum 6, Muhabbit, NGC Ventures, Redline Dao, Skyman Ventures, SL2 Capital, Titans Venture, UniX, Vendetta Capital, Winkrypto, YBB Foundation, Infinity Ventures Crypto and YGG SEA.

StarSharks has reported that it will use the fresh funds to build exciting new games and nurture the community.

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It must be noted that StarSharks, which is built on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), has previously received support from Binance Labs, the venture capital arm and incubator of Binance, with a strategic investment in the project.

Franky, the CEO of StarSharks, has said:

“StarSharks is dedicated to developing a state-of-art blockchain game platform, with the goal of sharing and maximizing the value of creativity through co-creation. We are grateful to be supported by over 30 prestigious institutional investors and communities who believe in StarSharks' vision, and we look forward to building the game platform of the next generation together.”

According to the company, its objective is to revolutionize the current GameFi landscape where assets are isolated in one game. Players, developers and investors can own, mate and trade the shark NFTs within the ecosystem.

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