On Aug. 15, venture capital firm Pithia confirmed an investment deal with blockchain startup Lucidity.
Venture capital firm and RChain Cooperative partner Pithia Inc. has announced an investment in Lucidity.
Through the investment, Lucidity, a scalable blockchain protocol aimed at resolving inefficiencies in the digital advertising data industry, plans to expand its operations and engineering departments as well as launch international marketing campaigns.
"There's a lot of speculation in the blockchain ecosystem but very few real-world uses. By focusing on market-ready solutions like Lucidity, we are incubating the future of the industry and supporting companies that will impact millions on businesses and consumers in the years to come."
Pithia is a blockchain venture capital firm focused on finding enterprise applications for RChain, a third-generation smart contract platform.
Founded in 2017, Lucidity allows marketers to prevent fraud, expedite billing and verify data metrics through an auditable blockchain.
Currently available on the Ethereum platform, Lucidity is one of the first blockchain protocols to implement second-layer scaling solutions such as Sharding and Plasma.
"Collaborating with Pithia and RChain Cooperative supports Lucidity's mission to build the most scalable and interoperable Layer 2 blockchain infrastructure to solve for pressing issues in the digital ad supply chain."
Showcasing its blockchain 3.0 ecosystem, Pithia plans to use the high volume data processing of Lucidity to exhibit the platform's scalability and security.
With the expanse of scalable smart contract platforms, it's becoming evident that enterprise blockchain solutions are on the rise.
Blockchain VC Firm Pithia Inc. Signs Investment Deal with Lucidity
Published on Aug 15, 2018
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