MMA Raises $3M Private Placement to Build Web3 Platform, Trump Jr. Participates in Round Led by American Ventures
MMA, a U.S.-based mixed martial arts company, announced a private placement totaling $3 million, issuing 4,285,714 shares of Series A Preferred Stock. American Ventures LLC led the round, with participation from Donald Trump Jr., who serves as a strategic advisor, signaling strong institutional interest in the company’s strategic direction.
Proceeds are dedicated to accelerating the development of MMA’s Web3 platform and deepening integration with the broader crypto and blockchain ecosystem, enabling faster product milestones, enhanced security features, and expanded ecosystem partnerships.
The financing underscores growing venture funding activity around Web3 and sports-tech business models, while highlighting credibility gained from high-profile investors. Management aims to scale user adoption, monetize digital assets, and advance compliance-ready offerings in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.
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