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Offers high-yield cash accounts and investment services
$170k - $250kAnnually
Senior, Expert
New York, NY, USA
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Public.com provides a high-yield cash account with a 5.1% annual percentage yield (APY), allowing customers to earn interest on their cash. It serves individual investors by offering a platform to buy bonds and trade equities, while sharing 50% of its options trading revenue with customers for transparency. The company uses artificial intelligence to deliver detailed asset data and analysis, helping users make informed investment decisions. Public.com aims to empower individual investors with the tools and information necessary for successful financial management.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$403.2M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2019
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Public.com raised $135M in a Series D round led by Accel, supporting its commission-free trading platform. Other notable funding includes Spexi's $11.5M for drone imaging, Interlace's $10M for enterprise treasury solutions, and Union Labs' $12M for cross-chain bridging. Early-stage startups like Sekai, Earos, and Scrypted also secured funding, highlighting ongoing innovation in fintech, AI, and blockchain sectors.
A pristine, first-edition Holographic Charizard Pokémon card from 1999 is going up for auction Friday, tokenized via Ethereum scaling network Polygon and auctioned by collectibles platform Courtyard.Polygon Labs and Courtyard have teamed up to tokenize the PSA 10-graded card, securely stored in a Brink's vault, with an estimated value of $250,000. The 30-day online auction aims to demonstrate blockchain's potential in the collectibles market, the companies said."This auction isn't just about a Charizard card; it's about showing how blockchain can revolutionize the collectibles world," said Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron, in a statement. "From traditional collectors to DeFi enthusiasts, we're inviting everyone to experience the benefits of on-chain ownership."The Pokémon card going up for auction. Image: Polygon Labs/CourtyardThe digital platform enables the sale of physical items (like cards) via blockchain tokens, or NFTs, with features including secure storage, high-resolution 3D models, and instant global trading. Collectors can access an immutable ownership record and trade without physical shipping complications. Owners who want to have the physical card in hand can have it shipped to them from the vault at any point.According to a Polygon Labs representative, the company “purchased the card directly from a reputable seller in the trading card space.” Similar cards have been sold for prices between $264,000 and nearly $400,000 since 2020, per data from Public.com."Tokenization is changing the game for collectibles,” said Courtyard CEO Nicolas le Jeune, in a statement
Investing platform Public.com revealed Monday that it has secured $135 million in its latest funding round, comprising $105 million in equity and $30 million in debt.
Public, an investment platform, has raised $135 million in D-2 rounds through equity and debt financing, including $105 million in equity financing and $30 million in debt financing.
Public, a NYC-based multi-asset investing company, raised $135m in Series D-2 funding
Public.com today announced new financing totalling $135 million, including $105 million in equity financing and $30 million in debt.
Public.com has announced a $135 million Series D-2 capital raise, comprising $105 million in equity and $30 million in debt. The round was led by Accel, continuing their support since 2019. Public has evolved from a social stock trading app to a comprehensive investing platform with AI tools. The company is profitable with diverse revenue streams and aims to expand further. By 2045, $70 trillion in assets will be inherited by digital natives, presenting a significant opportunity.
Public.com has just launched its BOND ACCOUNT.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant economic challenges around the world, including layoffs in various industries. Fintechs, in particular, have not been immune to this phenomenon, with many companies also laying off employees. However, it is important to note that not all fintech companies are struggling. In fact, some are seeing opportunities in the current climate.Fintech Founders are WinningAccording to Rex Salisbury, a founding partner of Cambrian Ventures and formerly on the fintech investment team at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), early-stage fintech founders, especially those at the pre-seed and seed stages, are among the biggest winners in the current job market. These companies are attracting top talent that would have been inaccessible six months ago. Salisbury notes that the buzz and momentum for these companies are unlike anything he has seen before, which is incredible.Lee Hower, a co-founder and partner at NextView Ventures who was on the founding team of LinkedIn, believes that even in the current downturn, some fintechs are “thriving.” He cites the example of PayPal, which he was an early employee of, and which grew during the dotcom bust and was a rare IPO in 2002
San Francisco 49ers' Richard Sherman (25) warms up before an NFL football game against the Los. [+] Angeles Rams Sunday, Oct. 13, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/John Locher ) Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.During his time with the San Francisco 49ers in 2018 and 2019, defensive tackle Sheldon Day knew a few Golden State Warriors players who were investing in startup and technology companies based in Silicon Valley. Day, a business major at Notre Dame, was intrigued and wanted to know how NFL players could do the same.Day’s curiosity led to conversations with 49ers teammate Richard Sherman and 49ers performance therapist Tom Zheng