MMA completes $3 million private funding round to build Web3 platform, with investment from Trump's eldest son
According to TechFlow on December 30, citing Tipranks, the American mixed martial arts company MMA announced the completion of a $3 million private placement round through the issuance of 4,285,714 Series A preferred shares. The round was led by American Ventures LLC, with Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of former President Trump and current strategic advisor to the company, also participating. The new funds will be used to build MMA's Web3 platform, support development within the broader Web3 ecosystem, and accelerate platform expansion.
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