Kleoverse, a Helsinki, Finland-based Web3 native platform provider, raised $1.2M in funding.
The round was led by byFounders, Sfermion, and angel investors such as crypto entrepreneur Ville Vesterinen, and Equilibrium, a global blockchain agency.
The company intends to use the funds to expand its further R&D efforts on the platform, scale its user base, and build its global community of Web3 builders and developers.
Led by Aleksi Löytynoja and Joni Karras, Kleoverse helps freelancers create a professional identity in Web3. Using Blockchain, the platform hands out NFTs to visualize an individual’s Web3 Proof-of-Talent based on the projects they’ve completed with decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). These DAOs offer a vast sphere of different opportunities for many kinds of contributors and don’t have offices, mandatory working hours, corporate politics, or gatekeepers from whom they need to apply for a job. Individuals can work on their own terms, contributing to as many organizations as they want, collecting governance tokens and NFTs as rewards for their work.
To date, Kleoverse has over 100 DAOs on its platform and a few dozen projects hosted already by the time of its launch, with over 1,000 users signed up to its platform.