MiniLab US Foundation completes strategic follow-up investment in the MiniDoge project
ChainCatcher News, according to official sources, the US MiniLab Foundation has announced the completion of a strategic additional investment in the blockchain project MiniDoge. The two parties had previously established a cooperative relationship, and this additional investment further affirms the development prospects of MiniDoge.
The MiniLab Foundation stated that, based on previous cooperation and ongoing project evaluation and due diligence, MiniDoge has demonstrated innovative capabilities and a community-driven model in the decentralized finance sector, which aligns closely with the foundation's long-term investment philosophy. This additional investment will further provide MiniDoge with funding and strategic guidance on top of the existing support, helping to accelerate the implementation of its development roadmap.
The MiniDoge project team expressed gratitude for the continued support and this additional investment from the MiniLab Foundation, and stated that they will leverage the foundation's resources and professional experience to further improve the project ecosystem and create greater value for users and the community.
Both parties believe that this additional investment will deepen their cooperative relationship, jointly promote innovation and development in the decentralized finance sector, and inject new growth momentum into the industry.
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