DeSci project NanoVita announces completion of strategic financing with participation from Paramita and others
According to ChainCatcher, the DeSci project NanoVita officially announced the completion of a strategic funding round, with the amount not yet disclosed. Paramita, Harbor Digital Ventures, and Apus Capital participated in this round.
Reportedly, NanoVita is a decentralized science (DeSci) protocol that integrates nanotechnology, AI bio-intelligence, and real-world health data, aiming to build open and transparent health research infrastructure.
In addition, NanoVita previously completed a seed round of funding participated by Cryptogram Venture (CGV), UDS Space, Candaq Fintech Group, and Susie Venture, as well as a Pre-A round with K24 Ventures, LandScape Capital, and WestLabs participating.

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