The fully decentralized verification service (DVS) network Pell Network announced the completion of a $3 million pre-seed round of financing, led by Halo Capital, Mirana Ventures, and Paper Ventures. Other participating institutions include ArkStream Capital, Caliber Venture Builder, Cogitent Ventures, and Contribution Capital. The official statement indicated that the Pell Network testnet has officially launched.
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Pell Network Completes $3 Million Pre-Seed Round of Financing
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