Zeus Network, a novel initiative striving to increase the operating and collaborating capacity of blockchains, with a special focus on students shared between Solana and other big blockchains, has managed to gather $8 million through the recent financed round. This financial leg revealed the Mechanism Capital that echoes the industry’s cross-chain solutions. By raising money from investors to the tune of $100 million, Zeus had been seen to have a good business and proven project by many investors.
Zeus Network: Uniting Solana with major blockchains
The whole thing that drives the Zeus Network mission is the creation of a strong interoperability layer for the spacious and fastest blockchain network – Solana. This liquidity bridge of Solana and other top blockchains, e.g. BTC, LTC, and DOGE, is created so that it could enrich the existing community and facilitate convenient asset transfers among different blockchain platforms. The project’s principal piece is Apollo by aims to aggregate Bitcoin liquidity to Solana, while at that time Bitcoin owners can participate in DApps on Solana. Surprisingly enough, Apollos has already garnered more than 40,000 users across the globe within only four days that it has been in the user trial phase.
The investors’ round lured a group with interests as varied as OKX Ventures, Animoca Ventures, Big Brain Holdings, Lemniscap, and The Spartan Group, all of which are the evidence of multifaceted endorsements for the Zeus Network project. It has to be deepened that this level two saw one-time participation from important angel investors including, Solana Cofounder Anatoly Yakovenko, Stacks co-Creator Muneeb Ali, and Mechanism Capital Founder Andrew Kang. The combined institutional investors’ backing and buying from individual investors demonstrate a highly optimistic reckoning of the affordability of Zeus Network to the blockchain inter-operability space.
cryptopolitan.com