Dora Factory完成千万美金新一轮战略融资

Odaily星球日报Published on 2024-05-23Last updated on 2024-05-23

Abstract

本轮融资将加速 Dora Factory 去中心化治理与公共物品资助技术体系的战略扩张。

Dora Factory完成千万美金新一轮战略融资

2024 年 5 月 23 日,新加坡 — 去中心化治理基础设施 Dora Factory 宣布完成新一轮 1000 万美金战略融资。Nomad Capital, No Limit Holdings, 云九资本,新加坡大华银行Web3风险投资基金 UVM Signum Blockchain Fund,以及蔡文胜的隆领资本,Cosmos 生态 OG Interop Ventures,Eigenlayer 的联合创始人 Calvin Liu 等 15 个知名机构和个人。

本轮融资将加速 Dora Factory 去中心化治理与公共物品资助技术体系的战略扩张。

Dora Factory 是领先的去中心化治理与公共物品技术协议。其核心产品包括开放无许可、专注治理的 Cosmos SDK 应用链 Dora Vota,匿名隐私投票基础设施 aMACI,以及民主化公共物品资助过程的多链二次方资助等。

就在上周,Cosmos Hub 社区高票通过了 917 号提案,为 DoraHacks AEZ 二次方 Grant 拨款百万美金用于在 Cosmos 社区运行为期两年、共十轮二次方资助。全部资金将通过 Dora Factory 的协议栈分配给 Cosmos 和应用链生态公共物品建设者和早期项目开发者。

Dora Factory 于今年初宣布完成了由 dao 5 和 Whampoa Digital 领衔的战略融资。dao 5 是前 Polychain 合伙人 Tekin Salimi 成立的新基金; Whampoa Digital 是由新加坡首任总理李光耀创办的 Lee & Lee 事务所前高级合伙人 Amy Lee 和来自李氏橡胶集团和 OCBC 银行家族办公室的 Lee Han Shin 共同创办的风险基金。在此之前,Dora Factory 共融资 1750 万美金,投资人包括 Binance Labs、HashKey, The LAO 等。

“建设领先的公共物品资助与去中心化治理基础设施是 Dora 团队推动全球极客运动发展和前沿技术创新的关键一步。”Dora Factory Architect Eric Zhang 说,“ 我们很高兴获得加密社区的广泛支持。事实上,去中心化治理是一个很深,并且很有趣的技术栈,而我们正在这个技术栈发展的早期。Dora Factory 过去三年的工作为去中心化治理的规模化打下了很好的基础。”

自 2020 年成立以来的四年时间里,Dora Factory 专注于研究和开发去中心化的治理基础设施和应用。超过两千个初创团队使用 Dora Factory 的协议获得了超过两千万美金的资助。

超过 40 个主要的Web3生态,包括 Aptos、Celestia、Injective、Klaytn、Osmosis、Akash 等都在深度使用 Dora Factory 的基础设施,通过 Dora Factory 首创的公共物品质押(Public Good Staking)为公共物品建设者和早期开发团队带来长期、持续的资金支持。

“链上社区治理的资管体量已经达到千亿美金规模,现在是治理技术发展的黄金时间。” Nomad Capital 的创始合伙人 Erick Zhang 说到,”经过四年的发展与积累,Dora 团队与多个重要生态深度合作,已经逐步成长为行业中不可忽视的公共物品基础设施。我们更高兴支持 Dora Factory 赋能开发者精益创新的愿景,并期待通过这次投资进一步帮助其拓展包括 aMACI 在内的新技术的使用场景。”

“公共物品资助和治理赛道已经出现了几年时间的龙头真空。Dora Factory 开发的 Dora Vota 和匿名隐私投票技术充分展现了他们在 Web3 治理和公共物品资助方面的领先地位。治理是区块链技术价值的重要部分。我们认可他们的影响力。在 Dora 的产品中已有数百万票被投出,超过 2000 个项目通过二次方资助获得了资金支持。我们的投资是继续支持他们努力的第一步。” No Limit Holdings 的创始合作人 Gin Chao 说到。

“在新投资人的帮助下,我们期待进一步发展 Dora Factory 的生态,包括多链二次方资助、公共物品质押等基础设施和模式创新,鼓励全球开发者拓展匿名 MACI 技术(aMACI)的使用场景,并基于 Dora Vota 建设全新的治理应用等,为链上社区和前沿技术团队提供更强大的产品体系支持。” Dora Factory 的核心贡献者 Steve Ngok 评论道。

关于 Dora Factory

Dora Factory 是领先的去中心化治理的协议栈,通过公共利益质押(Public Good Staking) 和 Dora Vota 为全球极客运动、开源社区、去中心化组织提供治理和长期激励。Dora Factory 开创性地建设了公共物品质押基础设施,改变了 PoS 生态长期资助开发者的方式,而 Dora Vota 则提供了完善的去中心化治理平台,用户可以通过 Dora Vota 提供的开放平台创建 MACI、二次方投票等可编程的治理机制,降低了去中心化治理所需的成本,为去中心化治理的普及和采用奠定了基础。

浏览 DoraFactory.org,了解和使用 Dora Factory 的产品。

更多的信息,请浏览 Dora 研究博客: research.dorahacks.io

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