Matter Labs receives $1 million in funding from a16z crypto’s “Crypto Startup School” accelerator.

Matter Labs gets $1M funding from a16z crypto's "Crypto Startup School" accelerator.

Matter Labs tweeted that in order to drive the development of the zkSync Era ecosystem, they have allocated $1 million in funding to a16z crypto’s “Crypto Startup School” accelerator, which will be directly used by teams using zkSync Era.

Reference: https://twitter.com/the_matter_labs/status/1667154792265949184

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