Solverse Accelerator Brings Advisory Support on Solana Projects

Solverse Accelerator brings 21 top blockchain mentors advising on upcoming projects on Solana blockchain including the advancement of further development on the network. With a global network of industry partners, Solverse aims to build market-ready products on the Solana blockchain.

Solverse Accelerator Brings Advisory Support

Solverse, a Solana-focused accelerator program brings representatives from 21 companies to join its mentorship program to advise on upcoming Solana projects.

Representatives from Alameda Research, Animoca Brands, Rok Capital, Spartan Group, The Defiant, and many more will make up the mentorship panel.

The program reportedly works closely with a group of entrepreneurs “to unleash their full potential for growth by advising the value proposition of products and developing a go-to-market strategy.”

With a team of top blockchain mentors and entrepreneurs, Solverse will facilitate technology development, project structure, capital planning, and market entry strategies to aid developers in bringing the best products and services.

Wayne Lin, the founder of Axia8 Ventures, a representative of the Solverse accelerator program, said:

“We are working with the world’s most brilliant minds and the developers we’ve seen in the blockchain space are aligning towards building for Solana. The infrastructure provided by Solana will bring De-Fi capacity and sophistication to the next level. Our goal with Solverse is to create a brain trust with the top minds in the industry and to aggregate resources for products and services that will elevate the on-chain world.”

Solana Partners with ROK Capital to Launch $20M Fund

The Solana Foundation has partnered with South Korean blockchain accelerator ROK Capital to launch a $20 million fund to expand the Solana blockchain ecosystem into the South Korean market.

Local Blockchain consulting firm FactBlock and community-based accelerator DeSpread have also joined the ecosystem fund as partners.

ROK Capital will use the fund to invest in “Solana-focused infrastructure projects, including those related to Web3, DeFi, and NFTs.”

ROK Capital has already utilized the funds in investing in various Solana-based projects like Mercurial Finance, Synthetify, Symmetry, and Parrot including bootstrapping Serum, the network’s biggest decentralized exchange.