The London-based BitcoinOS project secured $10 million across several funding rounds led by Greenfield Capital, joined by FalconX, DNA Fund, Trust Machines, UTXO Management, LR Ventures, Silvermine Capital, and Anchorage Digital CEO Nathan McCauley’s MMW 2020 Trust. Angel investors Paul Taylor of ex-Blackrock Private Equity Partners and Spartan Group’s Leeor Groen also participated. The release was shared with Bitcoin.com News.
BOS plans to channel the capital into advancing its institutional and developer protocols, aiming to transform Bitcoin into a unified digital economy. The company said it has achieved key milestones, including verifying ZK proofs on Bitcoin’s mainnet, enabling bridgeless cross-chain transfers, and introducing Grail Pro—an institutional-grade yield protocol for self-custodied BTC. BOS says it aims to drive Bitcoin from a passive store of value (SoV) into an active foundation for global decentralized finance (DeFi).
FAQ
- What is BOS (BitcoinOS)?
BOS is a Bitcoin-based operating system enabling advanced smart contracts and institutional-grade DeFi functionality. - How much funding did BOS raise?
BOS secured $10 million from Greenfield Capital, FalconX, and other prominent blockchain investors. - What will BOS use the funds for?
The company plans to accelerate development of Bitcoin-native protocols like Grail Pro and Charms. - Why does the team believe this funding is significant for Bitcoin?
It strengthens Bitcoin’s evolution from a SoV into an active infrastructure for global DeFi and institutional finance.
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