Cristiano Ronaldo’s startup raises funds among cricket NFT supporters.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s startup raises funds among cricket NFT supporters.

According to persons familiar with the situation, an online marketplace for selling officially-licensed; digital cricket items is also raising nearly $100 million in a fresh fundraising round with investors including Cristiano Ronaldo. Cristiano Ronaldo’s startup raises funds among cricket NFT supporters.

Cristiano Ronaldo's startup raises funds among cricket NFT supporters.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s startup raises funds among cricket NFT supporters.

According to the persons, B Capital Group and Insight Partners are leading FanCraze’s Series A financing. They wanted not to be identified because the information is confidential. The blockchain business, formerly known as Faze Technologies, has also attracted Mirae Asset from South Korea, according to the people.

Another source claimed that a declaration might come as early as the next few weeks. Points of interest in the raised money, such as greatness, may shift as the method advances, concurring with the sources. A representative for B Capital, Knowledge, and FanCraze declined to comment; whereas a representative for Mirae Resource did not react to an ask for comment right away.

A message asking for comment outside of ordinary trade hours was not instantly; reacted to by a media contact for Manchester. joined together, Ronaldo’s football club.

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In 2021, Stanford University alumnus and former investment banker Anshum Bhambri and two others co-founded FanCraze. The International Cricket Council, the sport’s official governing body; has partnered with the startup to produce special cricket non-fungible tokens on the Flow blockchain. According to FanCraze’s website, the marketplace and the first packs of NFTs were published in January.

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According to a press statement on Dapper’s website, FanCraze raised $17.4 million in seed funding; headed by Tiger Global Management, with participation from Coatue and Sequoia Capital India as well as Dapper Labs.

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