AI Web3 startup Bluwhale, situated in San Francisco, CA, has secured $7 million in seed funding.
In addition to Cardano, Momentum6, NxGen, Ghaf Capital Partners, Spyre Capital, Baselayer Capital, Charles Huang, the creator of Guitar Hero, Jack McCauley, the founder of Oculus, and the collaborative funds of Animoca (Japan), Gumi, MZ Crypto, Sygnum Bank, and Azimut Investment Management, the round was led by SBI (SBI Ven Capital and SBI Decima Fund).
The money will be used by the business to grow both its operations and growth initiatives.
Bluwhale, an AI personalization protocol provider that specializes in decentralized applications (dApps) and was co-founded by Adam Rowell and Han Jin, gathers deep insights from consenting user wallets on many blockchain networks. Through data-driven decision-making and tailored wallet-to-wallet communication, it seeks to discover and target new consumers in order to increase user growth, engagement, and retention.
With its AI platform still in open beta, Bluwhale has already signed up 180 companies to use it, and it has indexed over 270 million wallets.
Han Jin made the following statement in response to the news: “Online platforms have profiled and targeted users without their consent for nearly two decades.” To target and mass-advertise to customers, businesses have invested billions of dollars in Google, Facebook, TikTok, and related platforms. Wallet holders at Bluwhale have the ability to take charge of their digital profile, select whether or not they wish to receive messages, and manage the majority of outreach budget.
About Bluwhale
Bluewhale Solutions, founded in 2009 as Openwire Solutions, was a startup serving North American customers on various technologies and verticals. It consistently explored opportunities across North American markets and won major deals with Fortune 500 companies on ERP,Web Development,Mobile apps,CRM,Health Care,Analytics co.
Growth and excellence have earned BlueWhale Solutions many honors.Recently, Lead411 named us the fastest-growing US firm.