Cryptocurrency analysis company Block Scholes has completed a $3.3 million financing round with participation from Record PLC, Investcorp, Dair Capital, Saison Capital, CoinSwitch, FunFair Ventures, and others. Block Scholes was launched in 2021, and the funds from this round will be used to expand the team and develop products. Block Scholes has stated that it already provides cryptocurrency data services to institutions such as hedge funds, banks, and exchanges. (The Block)
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Crypto analysis company Block Scholes completes US$3.3 million in financing, with participation from CoinSwitch and others
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