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Chainalysis Sees Raising $100M in Venture Capital at $1B Valuation: Report

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Chainalysis Sees Raising $100M in Venture Capital at $1B Valuation: Report

Cryptocurrency investigation firm Chainalysis expects to raise $100 million venture capital at a $1 billion valuation as early as next week, the company told Forbes.

  • The Series C round is being led by newly founded venture capital firm Addition and is expected to be joined by previous investors Accel, Benchmark, and Ribbit, Forbes said.

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