DeFi infrastructure provider SuperFi Labs completes $2.5 million Pre-A financing
According to official news, DeFi infrastructure provider SuperFi Labs has announced the completion of a $2.5 million Pre-A financing round, led by Linklogis with participation from SNZ, Taiko and ByteTrade. Previously, seed funding was provided by Generative Ventures. The new capital will be used for technical talent recruitment, protocol development and market expansion, with a focus on launching more RWA products and enhancing existing DeFi solutions.
SuperFi Labs is described as a DeFi innovation lab that aims to attract more users to decentralized finance by offering real-world asset (RWA) products and DeFi solutions on the fund side. Its projects include Sake Finance liquidity protocol on Soneium and AgentFi platform utilizing smart chain proxies. In addition, SuperFi is collaborating with Linklogis to develop an RWA platform to enhance channels for decentralized supply chain finance.
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