Trove raises $45,000 in angel funding to the prediction market, on-chain monitoring reveals fund movements

2026-01-18 09:40:10

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【Crypto World】Someone uncovered interesting on-chain details: Digital collectibles platform Trove on January 11th directly transferred the $45,000 raised in its angel round into a prediction market. From on-chain data, this shift in fund flow is quite worth pondering. The funds were not used for platform operations or product development but instead went into the prediction market. What is the logic behind this? Is it an attempt to explore new revenue models, or are there other strategic considerations? This kind of fund reallocation is not very common in the digital collectibles and Web3 sectors, which is probably why it was detected on-chain. This incident also reminds everyone that paying attention to a project’s on-chain movements can sometimes reveal interesting information.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 3h ago

Haha, hilarious. The funding money goes directly into the prediction market? Is this gambling or fundraising? Funding 45,000 directly into the prediction market... this guy is really brave. It's all transparent on the chain, hard to hide anything. Isn't this just using investors' money to gamble? I really can't hold back the logic. It's hard to hold back, mainly promoting a "flexible use of funds." Predicting the market makes money and then breaks even? That's a pretty optimistic idea. Many Web3 projects operate like this, but such straightforwardness is really rare. Rather than strategic considerations, it looks more like a gambler's mentality. No privacy on the chain, bro. Everything has been exposed.

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