ChainCatcher report: Cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform Liquid has completed an $18 million Series A funding round, co-led by Neo and Left Lane Capital, with participation from Haun Ventures, K5 Global, SV Angel, AntiFund, and Sunflower Capital, among others. Previously, Liquid raised a $7.6 million seed round led by Paradigm. Founded by Franklyn Wang, a former quantitative researcher at Two Sigma and Harvard graduate, Liquid initially launched as a perpetual contracts aggregation platform and has since expanded to support trading across multiple asset classes, including equities, forex, commodities, and prediction markets. The platform offers leverage of up to 200x and integrates trading positions from various assets, including those on Polymarket.
Liquid Completes $18M Series A Funding Led by Neo and Left Lane Capital
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Liquid has completed an $18 million Series A funding round led by Neo and Left Lane Capital, with support from Haun Ventures, K5 Global, and others. The platform, founded by Franklyn Wang, previously raised $7.6 million in seed funding led by Paradigm. Liquid now offers multi-asset trading with up to 200x leverage, including support and resistance tools to help traders manage positions. The expansion aims to enhance capital protection for users through diversified markets such as stocks, forex, and prediction platforms like Polymarket.
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