Impervious Closes Seed Round, Eyes Peer-to-Peer Internet
The team behind the Impervious Browser will use the raised funds to secure mobile and Bitcoin development talent for its expansion.Impervious Technologies has concluded a seed funding round with investors including institutional Bitcoin services provider NYDIG. The funding will be used to secure mobile and Bitcoin talent for the development of a mobile internet browser built on top of Impervious and the design of future peer-to-peer (P2P) applications.Impervious is an internet browser that leverages Bitcoin’s Lightning Network for direct P2P connections, removing intermediaries like Google....
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Impervious is a new internet browser that does not track or sell data, is censorship resistant and is built on top of Bitcoin’s peer-to-peer Lightning network.
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