Readiitel Raises $2 Million for Web3-Enabled Internet Service Allowing Customers to Earn Crypto

June 30 (Cointime) - Telecommunications company Readiitel has secured $2 million in funding for its new Web3-enabled internet service, Readii. The service allows customers to earn cryptocurrencies while using it. Readii aims to make Web3 technology more accessible by removing barriers to entry, such as lengthy cryptographic keys and high gas fees, through its proprietary Web3-powered router. Readiitel's funding round was led by 1 in 100 Ventures.

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