MixMob, a Metaverse Game powered by Solana, has raised $7 million seed raising, led by DeFi-GameFi crypto-asset fund Defiance Capital. This game is based on Remix Culture, which combines both play-to-earn and user-generated content.
“DeFiance is excited to further support MixMob as they launch their card strategy battle game and MMORPG. The team has consistently delivered on their roadmap and placed the community first with their transparent regular updates. The resulting product is a stylish virtual world rich in lore. Grab a Mask and we’ll see you in the Subdomain!” — Arthur Cheong, Founding Partner of DeFiance Capital said about the investment.
In addition to the investors listed above, the project is also backed this round by Genblock, Shima Capital, Skynet Trading, Merit Circle, Avocado Guild, Morning Star Ventures, Rising Stars, Solana Insiders, Kieran Warwick, co-founder of Illuvium; Arthur Hayes; and Loi Luu, founder of Kyber.
These are in addition to these prior round investors Solana Ventures, Alex Svanevik from Nansen AI, Dave Waslen from Wilder World, and QCP Capital.
“The play-to-earn sector is showing no signs of slowing down, and by adding something unique to the innovation that’s already happening in the space, we firmly believe MixMob will prove to be a hit with the creative community.” — Simon Vieira, MixMob CEO and Game Producer.
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