
(Source: Enlivex)
Enlivex Therapeutics (ENLV), a Nasdaq-listed biotech company, has announced a major new funding initiative. The company plans to issue 212 million shares at $1 per share through a PIPE (Private Investment in Public Equity), with settlement scheduled for November 25. Enlivex will accept proceeds in both US dollars and USDT stablecoin. This move demonstrates a significant shift in the company’s strategic direction, going beyond conventional capital raising.
Under its official plan, Enlivex will invest a substantial portion of the raised capital in RAIN, the native token of Rain Protocol—a decentralized prediction and options platform on Arbitrum. This investment is notable for several reasons:
For the Web3 sector, this represents a breakthrough, highlighting that mainstream enterprise is now actively recognizing the value of prediction markets.
Enlivex’s move into crypto garners attention, but the company remains committed to its primary R&D focus. A portion of the new funding will continue to support clinical research for its Allocetra therapy, targeting diseases such as sepsis and osteoarthritis. This approach shows Enlivex is not simply following trends, but is leveraging Web3 as an integral component of its growth strategy.
In addition to funding and strategic updates, Enlivex announced the appointment of former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to its board of directors. Renzi’s involvement is expected to strengthen the company’s global reach and policy initiatives, particularly within the EU landscape, international collaboration, and industry expansion. His perspective and influence will provide Enlivex with a broader strategic outlook.
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Enlivex’s recent actions are more than a routine biotech financing; they represent a bold exploration of Web3 by a traditional industry. Institutional capital entering prediction markets, integrating crypto assets into long-term planning, and forging new models that blend digital finance with biotech R&D signal that future competition will be defined by the convergence of technology, finance, and innovative business models, rather than by siloed sectors.





