This Week in Blockchain Venture Capital

TEMCO Labs, a supply chain management product for small to medium-sized businesses powered by the RSK Blockchain, recently closed a seed round of an undisclosed size.

Notably, Korea Investment Partners, the largest venture capital firm in South Korea, made its first blockchain investment in TEMCO Labs.According to Jong Hyun Kim, a financial technology investment board member of Korea Investment Partners,.

DrumG, a New York City-based company building next-generation enterprise distributed-ledger based applications for the global financial services industry, recently closed a $6.5 million Series A round.

The only participant in the round was Brooklyn-based venture studio ConsenSys.

Gospel Technology, a London-based startup building a secure, trusted data distribution platform for an enterprise-based on blockchain technology, recently closed a £5 million Series A round.

Participants in the round included Salesforce Ventures and IA Ventures.

According to Alex Kayyal, a partner at Salesforce Ventures,.

Global blockchain research and media company, recently closed a $2 million seed round.

Crypto Briefing recently turned one year old and is well known in the cryptoasset community both for its deep research into early-stage ventures and its direct and impartial news.

That concludes another eventful week in blockchain venture capital.