Fireblocks crypto startup raises $133M in funding round with BNY Mellon
BNY Mellon, the oldest bank in the United States, continues to aggressively invest in the digital asset industry. According to a March 18 report by the Wall Street Journal, cryptocurrency startup Fireblocks has raised $133 million in a Series C funding round featuring BNY Mellon as well as hedge-fund firm Coatue Management, venture-capital firm Ribbit Capital, and Stripes.BNY Mellon’s strategic investment in Fireblocks is reportedly part of the bank’s plans to implement Fireblocks’s technology in its upcoming crypto custody platform. As previously reported, BNY Mellon officially announced....
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