Spicenet is positioning itself as a permissionless shared liquidity layer built for unstoppable trading applications. The platform emphasizes high performance and capital-efficiency, aiming to deliver deep liquidity across trading ecosystems.



Recently, the project successfully closed a $3.4M funding round backed by notable crypto-focused investors including Hack VC and Magnus Capital, among others. The backing reflects growing investor confidence in the liquidity infrastructure space.

The project has been quietly building its foundation for an extended period, establishing itself within the competitive landscape of decentralized trading solutions. With this capital infusion and investor backing, Spicenet appears positioned to accelerate development and expand its market presence in the permissionless trading layer category.
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WalletsWatchervip
· 14h ago
Liquidity infrastructure is about to get heated again. Spicenet's recent financing looks good, but we need to see if they can really deliver the product in the follow-up.
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MEVSupportGroupvip
· 14h ago
Another liquidity layer project has secured funding, well, well, how many of these projects can survive to next year... Wait, Hack VC invested? That's not bad, but is 3.4 million really enough given the competitive pressure in this sector? Spicenet sounds quite exciting, but to put it bluntly, a permissionless trading layer is just competing with existing DEXs for market share; how will it differentiate itself?
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GamefiHarvestervip
· 14h ago
340 million USD financing? Sounds like a lot, but why do I feel like I've seen this trap of Spicenet somewhere before... liquidity infrastructure is another track. It's Hack VC again, this guy really has a nose for it, but we'll have to see if it can really run out later. Depth liquidity... to put it simply, it still requires someone to use it, that's the key.
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MaticHoleFillervip
· 14h ago
Another liquidity infrastructure, why do I feel like this track is becoming overly common? A 3.4 million financing isn't that big, but the backing from Hack VC still carries some weight. Wait, can this really solve the depth issue of DEX? It sounds a bit mystical.
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GasGrillMastervip
· 14h ago
Another financing news, backed by Hack VC and Magnus Capital, 3.4 million sounds okay. But how competitive is the unpermissioned liquidity layer in this field now? --- Is liquidity infrastructure really that promising? It feels like everyone is piling on the same concept. --- Spicenet sounds a bit strange, but getting these investors' money does indicate something. Suddenly raising funds after a long period of quiet development feels a bit old-fashioned. --- Capital efficiency and Depth Liquidity, sounds like a solution. Just don’t know if it can actually deliver. --- Another unpermissioned trading layer? How many spots are there left in this field, it feels like everyone is fighting for the same piece of cake. --- 3.4 million dollars with Hack VC's endorsement, at least it shows the direction is not wrong. Waiting to see how they will carve out a space in the DEX red ocean.
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