Euphoria привлекла $7.5 млн для запуска мобильного приложения торговли деривативами

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-09-07Actualizado a 2025-09-07

Разработчики стартапа Euphoria на базе сети MegaETH объявили о привлечении $7,5 млн в рамках посевного раунда инвестиций. Полученные средства будут использованы для создания нового потребительского приложения торговли криптовалютными деривативами. Раунд прошел в 2 этапа: $2,5 млн в виде пре-сид инвестиций в ноябре 2024 года и $5 млн между февралем и июлем 2025 года. Сделка оформлена в формате SAFE с токен-варрантами. Согласно заявлениям команды, оценка проекта находится в «верхней части диапазона восьмизначных значений».

Раунд возглавил фонд Karatage, при участии Figment Capital, Robot Ventures, Bankless Ventures, First Commit и других. Всего в стартап инвестировали более 100 бизнес-ангелов, включая таких известных фигур криптоиндустрии, как Каин Уорвик (Infinex), Сантьяго Сантос (Inversion), Санат Капур (Dragonfly), а также представителей The Block, LayerZero, GSR и других. По словам CEO Нейтана Уорсли, выбор инвесторов был сделан осознанно и ориентирован на тех, кто может предоставить не только капитал, но и стратегическую поддержку, нужную для выхода в массовый рынок.

Главной идеей Euphoria стала реализация принципиально нового пользовательского опыта в торговле криптодеривативами, ориентированного на мобильных и социальных трейдеров. Вместо привычных ордеров, управления маржей и расчетов плеча, приложение предлагает Tap Trading — модель торговли в один клик. Юзер видит график и просто выбирает, куда, по его мнению, пойдет цена, нажимая на нужный сегмент.

Команда заявляет, что текущие интерфейсы бирж не соответствуют требованиям массовой аудитории. Несмотря на то, что криптодеривативы составляют до 80% торговых объемов на биржах, розничные пользователи часто не вовлечены из-за сложного UX. Euphoria хочет устранить этот барьер, упростив торговлю до интуитивного уровня, аналогично тому, как Robinhood сделал это с трейдингом в традиционном секторе.

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