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Atomic Capital Raises $3.4 Million in Digital Equity Sale, Strengthening Position as Blockchain Capital Markets Industry Leader
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NEW YORK, Oct. 16, 2018 — Atomic Capital, a digital investment banking platform has successfully met its fundraising target in just one month through its blockchain digital equity sale. The company used its own digital security issuance software, Helium, to conduct the sale. Investment partnerships include LedgerZ Capital, Eastmore Group, and follow-on investment from Baroda Ventures. Notable Atomic clients include a U.S. bank.
The fundraise capitalizes Atomic to continue building a suite of products for enterprise capital markets and to add to its team of blockchain technologists and FINRA-licensed investment banking professionals who regularly buy and sell businesses.
“Atomic prides itself on execution. Our ability to build a quality product, onboard clients, and raise funds demonstrates our team’s unparalleled excellence in the technical, financial, and legal capacities needed to lead this industry,” said Atomic’s CEO, Alexander S. Blum. “We intend to maximize our capital market technologies and FINRA-licensing to find financially sustainable solutions that restore balance to our society, environment, and economy. We welcome anyone that shares in those values. We don’t just #takl, we #buidl.”
In addition, Atomic has raised funding to launch Reactor, a business accelerator to support early-stage organizations using digital securities for capital raising and operational functionality. Reactor cohort participants will receive seed capital, access to Atomic’s software platform and fundraising network, guidance from an expert team, guidance from mentors, and participation in a three-month curriculum in New York City. Applications open in January 2019.
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