zkEVM Kakarot completed its second round of financing, led by Stake Capital and others

On November 14th, the modular zkEVM Kakarot launched by Starknet announced the completion of its second round of financing, led by Stake Capital Group and LongHash Ventures, with participation from Eterna Capital, Fenbushi Capital, OKX Ventures, Foresight Ventures, and others.
The amount of financing for this round has not been disclosed. The team stated that the funds raised in this round will be used to expand the team and accelerate the development of Ethereum's scaling solutions.

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