PANews reported on December 29th that, according to Prtimes, Tokyo-based cryptocurrency rewards platform SocialGood Inc. announced the completion of an ¥880 millionPANews reported on December 29th that, according to Prtimes, Tokyo-based cryptocurrency rewards platform SocialGood Inc. announced the completion of an ¥880 million
Cryptocurrency rewards platform SocialGood Inc. raises approximately $5.63 million in Series B funding.
PANews reported on December 29th that, according to Prtimes, Tokyo-based cryptocurrency rewards platform SocialGood Inc. announced the completion of an ¥880 million (approximately US$5.63 million) Series B funding round, bringing its total funding to ¥2.4 billion (US$15.35 million). This round raised ¥880 million through third-party private placements (including i-nest capital) and loans. The company plans to use the new funds to further strengthen its internal management and governance structure.
According to reports, SocialGood's platform aggregates e-commerce websites such as eBay, Walmart, and Booking.com, as well as mobile games like *Rise of Kingdoms* and *Ball Sort*. Users can accumulate Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as rewards for free by purchasing goods or services through the platform.
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