Fleek’s co-founder and CEO is Harrison Hines. The new capital is supposedly going towards the development and launch of a decentralized content and application delivery network called Fleek Network. The project will be launching in the spring of 2023.
Current CEO, Harrison Hines, stated:
“There are several decentralized storage and data protocols such as Filecoin and Arweave, those protocols share a common problem in that they can’t query the files, data, or content from the networks stored on them. From the consumer side, developers or projects needing a content delivery network can provide content to the Fleek Network. Fleek accelerates that content using a decentralized network of nodes. Consumers prepay for the bandwidth in the native FLK tokens.”
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Uniswap Labs had only just recently revealed their acquisition of NFT marketplace aggregator Genie. Now, the decentralized exchange has raised $165 million in a Series B round led by crypto-focused investment firm Polychain Capital. Other participating investors included a16z, Paradigm, SV Angel, and Variant. The capital will supposedly go towards building out its web app and developer tools, NFT launch, and increased support for mobile users.
Genie is an NFT marketplace aggregator that gives users access to libraries of NFTs, available across different marketplaces, and makes it so that they can see and trade NFTs across these platforms.
Users know Uniswap as a decentralized way to swap a wide variety of tokens. The new acquisition has brought non-fungible tokens to Uniswaps’ platform – which launched this fall, 2022.
NFTs were integrated into their products, starting with the Uniswap web app, where users will soon be able to buy and sell NFTs across all major marketplaces. They also plan to integrate NFTs into their developer APIs and widgets, in the hopes of making Uniswap a more comprehensive platform for users and builders in web3.
Hayden Adams is the well-known inventor of the Uniswap Protocol and CEO at Uniswap Labs.
Pow Mao and Hongzi Mao are the co-founders of Hologram and began working on the project back in December of 2021. The San Francisco company lets individuals use non-fungible token (NFT) images or characters as avatars, and they can use those avatars to represent themselves as a lip-synced character in a Zoom or Google Meet call. The whole aim is to enable avatars to move across applications, much like you would expect them to do in the metaverse, the universe of virtual worlds that are all interconnected.
