Tableland, a New York-based permissionless relational database for web3 applications, raised $8M in Series A funding.
The round, which brought the total amount to $10.4M, was led by CoinFund with participation from Multicoin Capital, Blueyard and A Capital.
The company intends to use the funds to launch it on mainnet, release new developer tools, and roll out Tableland Studio later this year.
Led by Andrew Hill, Tableland is a permissionless relational database built on the SQLite engine that enables developers to build complex relational data models for decentralized games, apps, and NFTs. Models are distributed and stored on the Tableland Network, a decentralized network of validators governed by the Tableland Protocol. The Tableland Network is currently available in beta on Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum and Optimism and plans an incentivized testnet in Q4 2023 followed by a production mainnet in early 2024.
Tableland Studio, a new developer platform for designing and reusing relational database models, helps developers build apps faster by providing a directory of pre-built data models, easy connectors for smart contracts, collaboration tools, and a suite of pre-built integrations with other protocols, such as IPFS, Filecoin and ENS.
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21/04/2023