UXLINK, a rapidly expanding Web3 social platform and infrastructure, has recently concluded a fresh round of funding, securing over $9 million in total investments.

Notable investors in this round include OKX Ventures, Web3Port Foundation, Manifold, UOB Venture, Comma3 Ventures, Cypher Capital, Kucoin Ventures, Gate Labs, Forgame (0484.HK), ECV, Signum Capital, 7UPDAO, along with industry leaders. Additionally, according to Singapore Corporate Information, HongShan Capital, GGV Capital, MatrixPort Ventures, and ZhenFund have also backed UXLINK.

Interestingly, UXLINK’s investor base encompasses not only crypto and exchange investors from North America, Asia, and the Middle East but also strategic investors such as publicly listed companies. There’s talk within the community suggesting UXLINK might seek another round of funding before its TGE. As a social ecosystem, UXLINK stands out as a leading solution, offering a blend of Web3 gateway aggregation, social DEX functionality, and infrastructure designed for widespread adoption.

What sets UXLINK apart from other social infrastructure projects is its emphasis on bi-directional, acquaintance-based social relationships, a departure from the one-way, following-centric approach adopted by others. It’s akin to the difference between Twitter and Facebook. UXLINK comprises two layers of mutual promotion: The application layer features modules like Social DEX and UX Growth (Link to Earn), while the infrastructure layer integrates unique data and the RWS social protocols. Notably, there are plans in the pipeline to unveil the Social Liquidity Chain, an innovative initiative leveraging OP Stack L2 and EigenDA technologies, aimed at providing enhanced support for developers and third-party DApps.

UXLINK has garnered significant attention from the market and investors alike, thanks to its product innovation and rapid expansion. Since its launch in April 2023, UXLINK has amassed over 3.5 million verified users within a span of 10 months, boasting more than 75,000 decentralized groups that cater to over 6 million users. The user base predominantly spans Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, South Asia, and Africa.

“In the Web1.0 and Web2.0 eras, standout products built around acquaintance-based social relationships like Facebook and WeChat served as pivotal drivers and infrastructure for mass adoption, benefiting billions of users. UXLINK represents a similar innovative force in the Web3 era.”