ZK chip startup Cysic closed a $6 million seed round of funding led by Polychain Capital

According to The Block, Cysic, a zero-knowledge (ZK) chip startup, has raised a $6 million seed round of funding led by Polychain Capital, Hashkey, SNZ Holding, Web3.com Foundation and ABCDE Capital participated in the investment. Cysic aims to provide a hardware acceleration solution for the ZK proof protocol.

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