Web3.0 Wallet Bitget Wallet Completes Series A Funding with over $15 Million Raised

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Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep), a Web3.0 cross-chain wallet, announced on May 18 that the company hit a $100M valuation after the completion of a $15M Series A funding. Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep) wallet has risen to be the leader of Asia-based blockchain wallets in terms of user base, revenue, and valuation.

Mia from Dragonfly Capital, the lead investor in this round, said: "Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep) has survived for a complete cycle in the blockchain industry and prospered. The team behind it gained a deep understanding of crypto wallets through continuous iteration of product and functionality, connecting its users to a lively cross-chain DApp ecosystem. With its comprehensive product, Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep)’s next step is to serve a more global user base and is poised to become one of the leading Web3.0 gateways. Dragonfly Capital is proud to be the lead investor in its Series A funding round. This investment marks the second attempt for us to support a wallet company, the first was directed towards Consensys, the parent company of MetaMask; and it is also our largest investment in this field. Dragonfly Capital is committed and excited to build Web3.0 together with the Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep) team."

Also participating in this Series A round are KuCoin Ventures, A&T Capital, Foresight Ventures, SevenX, Matrixport, Bixin Capital, Danhua Capital, Peak Capital, YM Capital.

In a Twitter thread looking back on the last four years of entrepreneurship, Kevin, the founder of Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep), extended his gratitude to the team behind the wallet and to the users who have sticked with Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep). According to Kevin, after the Series A funding, the company will enter “a new stage of development with a ‘cross-chain DAO’ at the core”. Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep) will break the triangle of "shareholders", "company" and “employees”, empowering each individual wallet user to be the owner of the cross-chain ecosystem. By exploring a new collaboration model, all stakeholders will build Bitget Wallet (Previously BitKeep) into a Web3.0 cross-chain and cross-layer protocol -- establishing it as the infrastructure and the major driving force of Metaverse.

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