Tom Brady’s NFT Platform Autograph Raises $170M in Series B Round Led by A16z, Kleiner Perkins

Autograph, a non-fungible token platform co-founded by NFL star Tom Brady, has closed a $170 million Series B funding round co-led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and Kleiner Perkins. Other participants in the round included Lightspeed Partner Nicole Quinn and the new firm from a16z alum Katie Haun.

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As part of the investment, Haun, a16z General Partners Arianna Simpson and Chris Dixon and Kleiner Perkins Partner Ilya Fushman will join the Autograph board of directors.
Launched in July 2021, Autograph has launched NFT collections featuring co-founder Tom Brady, Tiger Woods, Naomi Osaka, The Weeknd, Simone Biles, Tony Hawk and Darek Jeter. Brady and The Weeknd are also members of the Autograph board.
“We’re in the midst of an exciting moment in the evolution of the next generation of the internet. The benefits of being an early adopter of web3 products and services as a creator or a consumer are real but there have historically been significant barriers to entry for most people,” Haun said in the press release. “Autograph has assembled a world class team that understands how to build trusted, delightful product experiences that will accelerate the mainstreaming of crypto.”
Last month, Haun announced that she was leaving a16z to start her own crypto-focused venture capital firms. Haun is reportedly looking to raise $900 million for a pair of funds.

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