- Abu Dhabi-based Resolv Labs raised $10 million in seed funding to expand its yield-bearing stablecoin protocol and diversify its investment strategies.
- The funding round was led by Cyber.Fund and Maven11, with Resolv planning to add Bitcoin-based strategies and integrate with institutional asset managers.
Abu Dhabi-based Resolv Labs has secured $10 million in a seed funding round aimed at expanding its yield-bearing stablecoin protocol, Resolv.
The funding was led by Cyber.Fund and Maven11, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, SCB Limited, Arrington Capital, Animoca Ventures, Gumi Cryptos, NoLimit Holdings, and Robot Ventures.
Seed Round: Resolved
— Resolv Labs (@ResolvLabs) April 16, 2025
Proudly announcing—$10M raised, co-led by @cyberFund_ & @Maven11Capital.
Backed by @cbventures, @Arrington_Cap, @GumiCryptos, @robotventures, @AnimocaVentures, @kpk_io, @EtherFi, @nolimithodl, @flowdesk_co and SCB Limited.
Angels and early supporters… pic.twitter.com/QmNNAAmkE2
The company plans to use the fresh capital to diversify its yield strategies, including the incorporation of Bitcoin-based approaches, and strengthen partnerships with institutional digital asset managers. Resolv also intends to expand to additional blockchain networks to reach a broader audience.
Resolv’s main product, the USR token, is pegged to the US dollar and employs a delta-neutral yield strategy. This method aims to provide stable returns from the crypto market while minimizing exposure to price volatility.
The protocol introduces a two-tiered risk structure: USR holders face a lower-risk profile with modest yields, while RLP token holders assume higher risk in exchange for variable returns.
"Our protocol draws inspiration from structured finance models in traditional markets," said CEO Evan Kozloff.
"It introduces a two-tiered risk structure that balances stability and decentralisation, offering investors a new form of structured yield in crypto markets."
Since launching in September 2024, Resolv has seen rapid growth. According to data from DefiLlama, the protocol’s total value locked (TVL) reached a peak of $600 million following a wave of post-election market optimism. However, TVL fell to around $450 million by April 2025, reflecting broader trends in market returns.
With the new funding, Resolv Labs aims to position its stablecoin platform as a key player in decentralized finance by focusing on structured, low-risk yield strategies.
Edited by Harshajit Sarmah
