Analog, the pioneers of blockchain interoperability Proof of Time protocol, has announced the closing of a $5 million fundraising round backed by leading venture capital companies. As Analog is ready to start its public token sale, the raise was completed, bringing its total investment to $21M.

Analog serves as a safe, one-stop hub for cross-chain and multi-chain interoperability. It makes it possible for developers to create and implement dapps that function flawlessly across all chains. Analog is well-positioned to simplify the multi-chain experience as a natively chain-agnostic protocol, enabling users and dapps to extend to new blockchain networks.

Investor trust in Analog’s ambition to enable smooth cross-chain interaction and web3 data accessibility is shown by the total amount raised, which includes its seed and later fundraising rounds. Participating were prominent investors Tribe Capital, Balaji Srinivasan, Wintermute, and Mask Network. In addition to Foresight Ventures, Near Foundation, Contango Digital, Outliers Fund, GSR, NGC Ventures, and a number of angel investors, Analog’s first funding round was originally incubated by Binance.

As Analog is ready to begin its Token Generation Event (TGE), it has a $300M FDV thanks to the $21M in capital it has so far collected. With the help of the private funding it has obtained, Analog is accelerating the development of its tech stack, which includes developer-centric tools and its General Message Passing (GMP) protocol. Building omnichain decentralized apps that function flawlessly across many blockchains is made possible by these innovations .

For cross-chain applications, analog functions as a universal interoperability solution. This makes it possible for developers to create and implement robust dapps that work flawlessly across many chains. Soon, Solana and TON integration will be added to the Analog SDK’s support for EVM and Polkadot chains, making it easier to develop innovative omnichain applications.

Zenswap, the decentralized exchange Analog developed with its proprietary technology, is evidence of its cross-chain capabilities. The DEX facilitates the swapping of assets across many blockchains, including TON, Solana, and Bitcoin, which are supported via USDC-based liquidity routing.

Analog’s position as a major player in blockchain infrastructure has already been strengthened by its partnerships with cutting-edge initiatives including Rarible, Pixelport, Zenswap, Belong Network, XYO, Meson Network, Dmail, and StationX. More than 345,000 accounts have joined its testnet, establishing the foundation for its mainnet deployment, and more than 50 projects are now developing or committed to developing on its protocol.

Web3’s main problems, including as fragmentation, inefficiency, and restricted cross-chain operability, are intended to be addressed by analog’s unique architecture. Developers may create interoperable dapps with features like omnichain DEX trading, NFT minting, and liquidity aggregation thanks to the GMP protocol.

With its scalable, developer-friendly platform, Analog is well-positioned to spearhead the blockchain industry’s shift toward multi-chain and omnichain ecosystems. Its strategy guarantees strong security and efficiency, which are essential for integrating institutions, developers, and end users into the decentralized economy, in addition to improving interoperability.