🥶 River, Arthur Hayes의 Maelstrom Fund로부터 전략적 투자 유치

✅ 아서헤이즈의 Malestorm Fund 로부터 RIVER 가 투자를 받았군요. 구체적인 금액은 나오지않았지만, 해당자금을 통해 생태계 확장 및 유동성확보에 힘을 쓸것으로 보여집니다

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🥶 River Secures Strategic Investment from Arthur Hayes' Maelstrom Fund

✅ RIVER has received investment from Arthur Hayes' Maelstrom Fund. While the specific amount was not disclosed, the funds are expected to be used to expand the ecosystem and secure liquidity.

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Author: Yuanshan Insights
Data Source: Farside Investors, SoSoValue, Fed H.4.1 Report, CryptoQuant

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