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      Rye - Undisclosed

      Overview Investors Founders Company Profile / Project Introduction

      Overview

      Funding Date

      October 11, 2022

      Financing amount

      $14M

      Valuation

      --

      Catagory

      Web3

      Subcategory

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      About Rye - Undisclosed

      Justin Khan has raised $14 million for his new web3 startup Rye. The fundraising was led by Andreessen Horowitz’s (a16z) web3 venture arm, A16z Crypto. The round also attracted participation from Kan’s venture firm Goat Capital, Solana Ventures, Electric Ant, Electric Feel Ventures, L Catterton, former Tilt founder James Beshara and NBA veterans Andre Iguodala and JaVale McGee.

      Investors

      InvestorsTypeLocationYear Founded#Portfolio CompaniesEmail AddressSocials
      Fund United States of America 2009 143 businessplans@a16z.com
      Fund United States of America -- 7 --
      Fund -- 2021 99 --
      Fund United States of America -- 9 --
      Fund United States of America 1989 2 info@catterton.com
      Angel Investor -- -- 3 --
      Fund Unknown -- 2 pitch@electricant.xyz
      Angel Investor United States of America -- 1 --

      Founders & Team

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      Justin Kan

      Company Profile / Project Introduction

      Rye was founded by Twitch co-founder Justin Kan to create "Spotify for ecommerce." Rye will seek to use crypto tokens to reduce the cost of e-commerce, by providing participants with a cryptocurrency "Rye" (which can be used to pay transaction fees), Rye will provide a one-click application programming interface (API) for merchants to use in Rye's own Display some or all of their products on the market. Rye will also offer product catalogs to developers to embed into their own websites and apps, a big departure from centralized e-commerce players like Amazon and Spotify.

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