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Iron Fish Inc.

BlockchainCanada

Iron Fish Inc. is a technology company founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, focused on developing a privacy-centric, proof-of-work layer-1 blockchain protocol.

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Iron Fish Inc. at a glance

Iron Fish Inc. is a blockchain company headquartered in Canada. It has raised at least $57.3M across the 2 funding rounds on record. Its most recent funding round, Series A, raised $27.7M in November 2021.

Industry
Blockchain
Headquarters
Canada
Raised, rounds on record
$57.3M

Iron Fish Inc. funding rounds

At least $57.3M raised across the 2 rounds on record. Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Series A$27.7M3 named
SEC Form D filing$29.6M—

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  • 2 funding rounds with the investors in each, and who they co-invest with
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