CMCC Global Splashes $100 Million on Blockchain Fund Focused on Asian Startups
Asia-based blockchain venture capital (VC) firm CMCC Global has announced the launch of its Titan Fund, committing $100 million to support blockchain startups in the region. Founded in 2016, CMCC Global is one of the fir...
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Founded in 2016, CMCC Global is one of the first Asian VC firms focused solely on the blockchain ecosystem.
As announced on its official X (formerly Twitter) page, the firm revealed that the fund’s first focus region will be Hong Kong before expanding to other Asian hubs and, by extension, the world. ...
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