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      RISC Zero - Seed

      Overview Investors Founders Company Profile / Project Introduction

      Overview

      Funding Date

      August 9, 2022

      Financing amount

      $12M

      Valuation

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      Catagory

      Others

      Subcategory

      Authentification

      About RISC Zero - Seed

      Crypto startup RISC Zero has raised a $12 million seed round led by Bain Capital Crypto to build a scalable blockchain using zero-knowledge proof technology.
      Investment firm Geometry remains a follow-on investor, others involved in the round include D1 Ventures and Cota Capital, as well as angel investors like Jinglan Wang, co-founder and CEO of Ethereum scaling solution Optimism, and Meltem Demirors, chief strategy officer at crypto asset manager Coinshares. 

      Investors

      InvestorsTypeLocationYear Founded#Portfolio CompaniesEmail AddressSocials
      FundUnited States of America--16--
      FundSwitzerland--11--
      FundChina201949hello@d1.ventures
      FundUnited States of America20154--
      Angel Investor----7--
      Angel InvestorUnited States of America--38--

      Founders & Team

      Brian Retford's Logo

      Brian Retford

      Frank Laub's Logo

      Frank Laub

      Jeremy Bruestle's Logo

      Jeremy Bruestle

      Company Profile / Project Introduction

      RISC Zero's area of expertise is zero-knowledge proofs, an authentication method that enables information to be verified without revealing its contents. 
      In March of this year, RISC Zero launched a zero-knowledge proof virtual machine, its first open-source product leveraging the authentication approach. The virtual machine enables developers to build zero-knowledge proofs that can be executed on any modern computer using a variety of programming languages, according to RISC Zero's website. 

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