【Block Rhythm】 The global asset service platform MetYa has announced a major move—just completed a new round of $50 million in joint financing. The lineup of investors this time is quite luxurious, including several well-known institutional investors: United Century United Holdings Limited Group, Castrum Capital, Alpha Capital, M2M Capital, Vertex Capital, and others.
The specific allocation of funds is as follows: United Century United Holdings Limited Group led with $40 million, taking the largest share; Castrum Capital followed with $5 million; the remaining several institutions collectively invested $5 million. From this configuration, it’s clear that this round of financing has a definite strategic tilt.
MetYa said that the money will mainly be used for a few things. First, to strengthen product R&D and ecosystem construction, which are fundamental. Second, to focus on new business directions—social features, payment capabilities, AI quantitative investment tools, and global asset liquidity connectivity. It seems they want to build themselves into a more comprehensive platform, not just asset services, but also social, payment, and smart investment ecosystems. These are currently popular development directions in the Web3 platform.
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BankruptWorker
· 12-18 13:23
$50 million sounds impressive, but United Century alone accounts for 80%... Can this money really be spent in creative ways?
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 12-18 07:09
hmm, so $50m for social + payments + quant—the typical trifecta play rn. interesting that 联合世纪 is swallowing $40m of this though... feels like someone's really betting hard on the ecosystem narrative. either visionary or another case study in how capital allocation doesn't always track true paradigm shifts. let's see if they actually ship.
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NestedFox
· 12-17 13:20
50 million, the scale is getting bigger, but it’s still quite aggressive for United Century to invest 40 million.
That AI quantitative investment thing, can it really make money? Feels like all talk.
Payment is easier to understand; the combination of social + payments indeed tends to cause issues.
Raising funds is easy, but operations are difficult. It depends on how the implementation turns out later.
Why does it feel like Web3 funding news is becoming more and more like copy-paste from the internet era?
I’ve never heard of this United Century group; I need to research their background.
Every project talks about this ecosystem construction strategy, but who can actually pull it off?
Spending 50 million and still not producing anything would be quite awkward.
AI quantitative investment carries significant risks, right? Is there no regulatory oversight?
The funding amounts seem increasingly outrageous, but there aren’t that many projects actually alive.
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GasGrillMaster
· 12-15 14:34
This financing amount is not small, but with United Century holding 80%, it seems like they have a bit too much say.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 12-15 14:23
Another 50 million, what new tricks can they pull this time?
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Payments, AI quantification... Just hearing about it makes me feel overwhelmed.
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United Century invested 40 million. Are they truly optimistic or is there another plan?
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Every funding round talks about ecosystem construction, but how many have actually been implemented?
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I still can't remember the name MetYa. Has anyone used their products?
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It's the same funds again, feeling like they're all moving money within the same pool.
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50 million USD sounds great, but what can be done when divided among different business lines?
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AI quantitative investing has really become everywhere lately. What's the differentiation?
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This funding speed is faster than how I make money. Laughing and crying.
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I didn't see any particularly familiar investors; who are all these people?
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MEVHunterX
· 12-15 14:20
$50 million sounds impressive, but $40 million was eaten up by an institution? That's some trickery, just worried it's another funding news throwing up a smoke screen.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 12-15 14:17
50 million USD invested just for social, payments, and AI quantification? Sounds quite ambitious, but whether anything substantial can actually be achieved remains a question mark.
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MEVHunter
· 12-15 14:15
yo, 50m raise but where's the actual product tho... throwing cash at "ecosystem building" is peak 2024 move, ngl
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FlyingLeek
· 12-15 14:15
With 50 million invested, just this list of investors... feels a bit fake?
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United Century owns 80% alone, this ranking is pretty fierce haha
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It's always social, payments, AI quantification—I'm tired of these routines
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Is it really just surviving on financing? What about the products?
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Wait, what platform is this? I've never heard of it
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Raising so much money and still relying on AI quantification to rescue the market, isn't that a bit虚?
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That set of ecosystem construction, honestly, can it really be implemented?
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The investor list looks like a fund that invests in everything. Is such a big operation reliable?
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The payment track is so competitive now, and MetYa still wants in. Courageous indeed
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With so much money, I wonder how it's being spent
MetYa completes $50 million funding, focusing on social networking, payments, and AI quantitative investment
【Block Rhythm】 The global asset service platform MetYa has announced a major move—just completed a new round of $50 million in joint financing. The lineup of investors this time is quite luxurious, including several well-known institutional investors: United Century United Holdings Limited Group, Castrum Capital, Alpha Capital, M2M Capital, Vertex Capital, and others.
The specific allocation of funds is as follows: United Century United Holdings Limited Group led with $40 million, taking the largest share; Castrum Capital followed with $5 million; the remaining several institutions collectively invested $5 million. From this configuration, it’s clear that this round of financing has a definite strategic tilt.
MetYa said that the money will mainly be used for a few things. First, to strengthen product R&D and ecosystem construction, which are fundamental. Second, to focus on new business directions—social features, payment capabilities, AI quantitative investment tools, and global asset liquidity connectivity. It seems they want to build themselves into a more comprehensive platform, not just asset services, but also social, payment, and smart investment ecosystems. These are currently popular development directions in the Web3 platform.