DePIN project MetaBlox has completed a strategic round of financing of US$5 million, and the number of global nodes has exceeded 100,000
According to ChainCatcher news, the number of DePIN project MetaBlox global nodes has exceeded 100,000, and the network covers more than 100 countries. In addition, MetaBlox will be upgraded to a new brand name, Roam, in the near future. Its mission remains focused on advancing WiFi connectivity and access worldwide.
It is reported that MetaBlox completed a strategic round of financing of US$5 million at the end of 2023. The financing was led by Anagram and Volt Capital, with participation from Comma3, ECMC Group, Awesome People Ventures, Stratified Capital, DePIN Labs, Future 3 Campus, IoTeX, ZC capital and JDI. . In addition, MetaBlox angel round participants Synergis and SNZ continued to pursue investments in strategic rounds.
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