Web3 Chain Game Infinitar Completes $11.9 Million Financing in Total, Led by Lam Group and Accelbyte
On October 11th, Infinitar, a Web3 AAA MOBA chain game, recently announced that it has completed a total of $11.9 million in financing, co-led by Lam Group and AccelByte, followed by Waterdrip Capital, AC Capital, DEX Ventures, and Mason Labs, with a post-investment valuation of The company's post-investment valuation is $150 million.
Infinitar previously announced that it had raised $2.9 million in seed and angel rounds, and $9 million in Series A. Lam Group and AccelByte's continued investment demonstrates their confidence in Infinitar's future growth potential and provides strong financial backing to further expand its global market and drive product innovation.
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