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Reddio, an Ethereum layer-2 Platform, completes Seed Funding Round Co-Led by Paradigm and Arena Holdings for Layer-2 Expansion


Ethereum layer-2

August 13, 2024


Reddio, an Ethereum layer-2 platform, announced that it has successfully completed its seed funding round. The investment was spearheaded by Paradigm and Arena Holdings. This financial boost is set to accelerate the rollout and enhance the adoption of Reddio’s high-performance parallel EVM layer-2 solution. However, the exact amount of the investment remains undisclosed.

Project

Latest Raise Date

Stage

Lead Investor

Category

Reddio

August 13, 2024

Seed Round

Paradign, Arena Holdings

Layer 2


About Reddio

Reddio is a cutting-edge Ethereum layer-2 solution designed to enhance the scalability of decentralized applications (dApps) and games. Utilizing StarkWare’s zkRollup technology, Reddio offers high-performance parallel execution, enabling transactions within the same block to be processed simultaneously across multiple threads. This approach leverages multi-core servers and GPU acceleration to achieve exceptional throughput and low transaction fees. Reddio ensures Ethereum-level security through zero-knowledge proofs and maintains full compatibility with existing Ethereum smart contracts. The platform provides robust tools, including APIs and SDKs, to facilitate the seamless deployment of scalable dApps, making it accessible even to developers with limited blockchain experience


 

About Investor

The investment was spearheaded by Paradigm and Arena Holdings

 

 


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