DWF Labs 2000万美元Cloudbreak基金斩获阶段性成果:90多个项目踊跃参与

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DWF Labs 在 2024 年 7 月 4 日正式推出 Cloudbreak 2000 万美元的加密原生基金,该基金专注于支持华语地区的顶尖Web3项目,覆盖了 GameFi、SocialFi、Memes、DeFi、L1/L2 基础设施以及 AI 等关键领域。短短四周内,此项基金吸引了大量项目方的关注,并收到了高达 90 多个项目的申请,充分彰显了 DWF Labs 致力于推动华语区项目的创新增长和生态发展的决心和影响力。

DWF Labs 管理合伙人 Andrei Grachev 对此成果表示了衷心感谢,他表示:“我非常感谢社区的大力支持。有如此多项目的参与,让我们更坚信 DWF Labs 走在一条正确的道路上,与社区共同成长和创新。过去几周内,我们也加大了服务项目范围的拓展,尤其是造市方面,已经推出了更有竞争力合作方案, 侧重于推进项目的快速成长。”

作为Web3投资者和造市商,DWF Labs 不仅在 2023 年荣膺 Bybit 最佳流动性提供商称号,还成功与 20% CMC 排名前 100 的项目,以及 44% 排名前 1000 的项目达成合作。 其成功之道不仅限于作为造市商为市场提供流动性和有效性,更在于其关注为项目提供个性化和全方位的运营战略支持。 DWF Labs 拥有全时区不停休的专业团队,在有效满足流动性核心需求的同时,也为项目提供了投资、生态伙伴关系等全球化资源,助力其在全球范围内蓬勃发展。

DWF Labs 与华语区域的项目有着一贯的紧密合作和成功案例。例如 Mask Network,在为项目注入大量资金支持的同时还帮助其筹划了生态发展方案,促进其在 TON 上的集成社交协议;另外在与游戏社交元宇宙平台 Yuliverse 的合作中,更是体现了 DWF Labs 的增值服务,为其提供生态伙伴和全球资源网络,从而提升项目的知名度和影响力。

在接下来的一个月内,Cloudbreak 基金诚心邀请所有阶段快速发展的优质华语区项目方的积极参与进来,期待我们在您成长的旅程中与您一起携手共建。

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