Plant-based cereal startup OffLimits pours $2.3M into new products
– OffLimits, a cereal brand, raised $2.3m funding.
– The funding was led by Science Inc. and joined by Crosslink, Canaan, DBC Creative CEO Dana Cowin, Surface Magazine CEO Marc Lotenberg, TikTok executive Nick Tran and NTWRK president Moksha Fitzgibbons.
– The company plans to scale into retail, hire new talent and build up inventory.
MakersPlace Raises $30M in Series A Funding
– MakersPlace, a San Francisco, CA-based NFT marketplace for digital art, secured $30M in Series A funding.
– The round was co-led by Bessemer Venture Partners and Pantera Capital with participation from Uncork Capital, Draper Dragon Digital Assets, 9Yards Capital, Next Play Ventures, Coinbase Ventures and Sony Music Entertainment.
– The company will use the funds to acquire additional talent and scale the business in existing markets and explore new ones.
OM1 Raises $85M in Funding
– OM1, a Boston MA-based health technology company, raised $85M in funding.
– The round was led by D1 Capital Partners, Kaiser Permanente, and Breyer Capital with participation from General Catalyst (GC), Polaris Partners, Scale Venture Partners, 7wire Ventures, and Glikvest.
– The new investment will be used to expand its real-world data cloud, clinical registries, and AI platform for real-world evidence and personalized medicine.
ArtSugar Raises $500K in Seed Funidng
– ArtSugar is a New York-based company focused on art curation for the Instagram generation.
– The company raised $500K in seed funding.
– The round was made by Curate Capital.
– The company intends to use the funds to expand its product line, create immersive in-person experiences and grow the artist repertoire.
Async Art Raises Over $2M in Seed Funding
– Async Art is a San Francisco, CA-based art platform.
– The company raised $2m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Lemniscap with participation from Galaxy Interactive, Signum Growth Capital, Semantic, Blue Wire Capital, Collab+Currency, Inflection, Divergence Ventures, the LAO, and Placeholder.
– The company intends to use the funds to onboard more users to the platform, develop more ways to display the Async artworks, and expand with job openings for platform developer and community manager.
