Bitcoin smart multisig wallet service provider Asigna closed a $3 million funding round

PANews reported on May 28 that, according to GlobeNewswire, Asigna, a bitcoin smart multisig wallet provider, announced the completion of a $3 million financing, led by Hivemind Capital and Tykhe Block Ventures, with participation from Sats Ventures, Trust Machines and a number of angel investors. At the same time, the v2 version upgrade was released, adding embedded application support and developer SDK toolkit.

The non-custodial multi-signature solution currently manages more than $1.1 billion in assets, supports the Bitcoin main chain and Layer 2 protocols such as Stacks, and can be connected to meta-protocols such as Ordinals and Runes. The new version allows users to interact with DApps directly through the multi-signature environment, and introduces enterprise-level features such as sub-account management and privacy mode. Co-founder Vlad emphasized that it is built entirely on the native layer of Bitcoin and has no smart contract risks.

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