Key Takeaways
- • Fission, a blockchain-enabled fintech building liquidity infrastructure for tokenized investment funds, closed a $10 million Series A funding round.
- • The round was led by Pantera Capital and backed by investors spanning traditional finance and digital assets.
- • New investors include Pantera Capital, Circle Ventures, Borderless Capital and Ari Rubenstein, joining existing backers such as New Form, gumi Cryptos Capital, Anthony Scaramucci, Manhattan Venture Partners, Reflexive Capital and Lattice Capital.
- • Fission's team includes alumni of Point72 and Securitize, with experience in institutional trading, private-market distribution, tokenization and regulated securities markets.
Summary
Fission, a New York-based financial technology company, announced it has closed a $10 million Series A funding round. The company describes itself as a blockchain-enabled firm building liquidity infrastructure for tokenized investment funds, with a stated mission of making investment funds more liquid, accessible and financeable by providing the digital infrastructure needed for these products to scale globally.
The round was led by Pantera Capital, and was backed by a group of investors spanning traditional finance and digital assets. The round added Pantera Capital, Circle Ventures, Borderless Capital and Ari Rubenstein to the company's investor base. Existing backers include New Form, gumi Cryptos Capital, Anthony Scaramucci, Manhattan Venture Partners, Reflexive Capital and Lattice Capital.
According to the company, its team brings experience from institutions including Point72 and Securitize. That background spans institutional trading, private-market distribution, tokenization and regulated securities markets. The primary source does not disclose valuation, use of proceeds or a detailed product roadmap for the funding.
The round was led by Pantera Capital, and was backed by a group of investors spanning traditional finance and digital assets. The round added Pantera Capital, Circle Ventures, Borderless Capital and Ari Rubenstein to the company's investor base. Existing backers include New Form, gumi Cryptos Capital, Anthony Scaramucci, Manhattan Venture Partners, Reflexive Capital and Lattice Capital.
According to the company, its team brings experience from institutions including Point72 and Securitize. That background spans institutional trading, private-market distribution, tokenization and regulated securities markets. The primary source does not disclose valuation, use of proceeds or a detailed product roadmap for the funding.
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