Injective eco-asset management deal Black Panther closes new funding round
Black Panther, the Injective eco-asset management protocol, has announced the closing of a new funding round with participation from Vessel Capital, Taureon, DojiSwap, NxGen.lens, CSP DAO, Kahuna, Hashed's Head of Compliance, Kim Kang, and Swiss Funders Fund. Panther's asset management protocol is based on an artificial intelligence-driven approach that helps users earn returns through smart vaults and automated trading strategies, in addition to the protocol's use of its original token BLACK for governance, pledge rewards, and incentive programs within the ecosystem.
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