Openverse secures $8 million in strategic Series B funding, with participation from Bright Capital and others
Jinse Finance reported, according to an official X announcement, that Layer0 infrastructure project Openverse has completed an $8 million strategic Series B financing round. Investors include Bright Capital, KCInternational, Innovation Engine, Go2Mars, Becker Ventures, GAEA Ventures, and several family offices. The funds will be used to strengthen cross-chain interoperability and mainnet capabilities, advancing the infrastructure for the "Internet of Value." According to the official statement, total strategic financing has reached $11 million. Openverse positions itself as Layer0, has deployed its protocol stack on multiple L1s, and focuses on building bridge-free cross-chain interoperability, an RWA tokenization framework, and native multi-chain payments, with Bitgold (BTG) serving as the value anchor.
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