ChainCatcher report, according to Israeli media TheMarker on October 25, the Israeli research laboratory Pearl Research Labs, behind the AI mining project Pearl (PRL), has raised a total of $130 million, including $55 million in equity financing and $75 million for a GPU infrastructure fund, with investors including Lightspeed, Ribbit, and Square Peg.
The report noted that the token surged approximately 520% within three months of its launch at the end of April, with its circulating market cap briefly reaching $710 million, drawing market attention due to its "AI version of Bitcoin" narrative. However, the report also raised concerns about transparency, as the company failed to adequately disclose details of its funding and the operational structure of its GPU infrastructure fund.
Pearl Research Labs Raises $130M, Token Surges 520% in Three Months Amid Transparency Concerns
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Pearl Research Labs, the Israeli company behind the AI mining project Pearl (PRL), has secured $130 million in project funding, comprising $55 million in equity and $75 million in GPU infrastructure. The PRL token, launched in late April, has risen 520% over three months, reaching a circulating market cap of $710 million. Critics have raised concerns about a lack of transparency regarding the funding details and the structure of the GPU fund. Investors include Lightspeed, Ribbit, and Square Peg.
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