
ResolvLabs, a Delta-Neutral Stablecoin which offers delta-neutral yield strategy to USR stablecoin holders, inspired by structured finance products, has raised $10 million. The Co-Founder, and CEO Ivan Koslov, is based in Dubai UAE, yet ResolvLabs has no headquarters or location.
The fundraising was led by Cyber.Fund and Maven11, with Coinbase Ventures, SCB Limited, Arrington Capital, Animoca Ventures also participating. As per the X post, ” With our target at $500k and oversubscription x10 we allocated $600k, appreciating the interest and support.”
In the coming months, the protocol plans to onboard additional yield sources, including BTC-based strategies, expand to new chains, and deepen integrations with DeFi partners and institutional asset managers.
As per the post their mission is to build a crypto yield powerhouse, empowering users and builders across DeFi to access secure, transparent yield at the protocol layer.
Animoca Ventures on an X post noted that they were proud to support ResolvLabs as they unlock secure, protocol-level yield, expanding to BTC strategies, new chains, and stronger DeFi and institutional integrations. Crypto yield demands trust, transparency, and talent. They’re delivering all three.
While delta-neutral backing provides great benefits, it also comes with risks. And stablecoin is only stable until it is not. That is why they have isolated these risks from the stablecoin and channeled them into a scalable tokenized protection layer, represented by Resolv Liquidity Pool (RLP), which is great for leveraged delta-neutral yield farming.
Resolv Labs, is the firm behind the $450 million decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Resolv. “I view stablecoins as the perfect rails for yield distribution,” Ivan Kozlov, founder and CEO of Resolv, said in an interview with CoinDesk. “This may actually become larger than transaction stablecoins like [Tether’s] USDT in the future.”
With the new capital raise, Resolv plans to expand its yield sources to include bitcoin (BTC)-based strategies and deepening its integrations with institutional digital asset managers, Kozlov said. The protocol also aims to expand to new blockchains, widening its reach beyond early crypto adopters.