Cross-chain DeFi protocol Entangle receives strategic investment from ConsenSys

According to BlockBeats news, on March 18, according to official news, the cross-chain DeFi protocol Entangle announced that it had received strategic investment from ConsenSys. The specific financing amount was not disclosed.

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