Llama Raises $6 Million for On-Chain Access Control and Governance Platform

Llama, a platform that provides on-chain access control and governance, has secured $6 million in funding from investors including Founders Fund and Electric Capital. The company, founded in 2021 by Shreyas Hariharan and Austin Green, aims to offer a solution for companies that use smart contracts but lack a comprehensive system to manage them. Llama integrates with smart contracts to manage permissions and proposals for changes, using a user-friendly interface that displays recent changes and pending proposals. The founders believe that as smart contracts become more complex, there will be an increasing need for effective management systems.

Original Link

Comments

All Comments

Recommended for you

Cointime精选 ·

‘We’re just scratching the surface’ of crypto and AI — Microsoft exec

The symbiotic relationship between AI and crypto is still in its nascent stages, according to tech execs.
Cointime精选 ·

Big miners pose a growing existential threat to Bitcoin

As of May, AntPool and Foundry USA controlled more than 50% of Bitcoin's hash rate. That could become a problem for Bitcoin users in the near future.
Cointime精选 ·

Bybit’s Notcoin listing debacle, China firm’s profits up 12-fold after crypto buy: Asia Express

Bybit CEO apologises for Notcoin listing woes, Hong Kong crypto ETFs dissapoint, China firm's profits surge 1100% after crypto buy
Cointime精选 ·

Is onboarding too hard? Crypto adoption still faces major obstacles

Progress has been made in streamlining the Web3 onboarding process, but the flood of mainstream users has not yet arrived.
Cointime精选 ·

What the DOJ’s First MEV Lawsuit Means for Ethereum

In a highly technical overview of an exploit that has since been patched, government prosecutors find that exploiting code is a crime. CoinDesk reached out to several experts in the Ethereum community to get their views on the case.
Cointime精选 ·

Bitcoin is getting stronger (within crypto)

From the bear market until now Bitcoin has seen its dominance go from 38% all the way to now 53% pretty much in a straight line.
Cointime精选 ·

Enter The Sanctum

Everybody gets a stake.
WSJ: GPU cloud computing platform CoreWeave raises $7.5 billion to promote artificial intelligence computing

CoreWeave, an artificial intelligence cloud computing startup supported by Nvidia, has raised $7.5 billion from investors including BNY Mellon, KKR, and BlackRock. This financing is one of the largest private debt financings ever. Just two weeks ago, CoreWeave completed a $1.1 billion equity financing round with a valuation of $19 billion. As of the end of last year, the company had 14 data centers and plans to double that number to 28 by the end of this year.
On-chain indexing service Subsquid completes financing of US$17.5 million, with participation from DFG and others

Subsquid, a chain indexing service, announced the completion of a $6.3 million financing through the CoinList community. As of now, its total financing amount has reached $17.5 million, with participation from DFG, Hypersphere, Zee Prime, Blockchange, and Lattice. It is reported that its native token, SQD, is scheduled to be listed this Friday. The Subsquid SDK has been integrated with Google BigQuery, allowing developers to use Google's technology to analyze blockchain data and reduce the data costs of large-scale deployment in the blockchain and developer communities.
Peaq Completes $20 Million Fundraising via CoinList Launch

Peaq, a Layer1 blockchain applicable for DePIN and machine RWA, announced on X platform that it raised $20 million through its native token Launch, which was launched on CoinList from May 9 to May 16. As of now, over 145,000 community members have completed over-subscriptions of over $36 million. The new funds will be used to accelerate the growth of the peqosystem and further consolidate various ecosystem and community plans.