Anonymous Q&A game Chomp has raised $3.6 million in a funding round co-led by Jsquare and Blueyard, according to an official announcement cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 27. Other participating investors included Accomplice, Big Brain Holdings, No Limit holdings, Reverie, and Caballeros.
Chomp describes itself as a social game built around anonymous question-and-answer interactions and prediction mechanics. Users answer questions and try to predict how other people will respond. The product is designed to surface genuine public opinion while also showing where a user’s assumptions about others may be off.
Beyond the consumer-facing game, the company said it uses this anonymous, well-labeled opinion data for AI model training and consumer research. In its view, that type of dataset can capture subjective perspectives that are difficult to obtain from the public internet and can give AI models richer contextual data. Chomp’s founder and CEO, Kiko, previously served as COO of Orca, a decentralized exchange in the Solana ecosystem.
Anonymous Q&A game Chomp has raised $3.6 million in a funding round co-led by Jsquare and Blueyard, according to an official announcement cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 27.
Investor lineup
Accomplice, Big Brain Holdings, No Limit holdings, Reverie, and Caballeros were also listed as participating venture capital investors.
How the product works
Chomp is positioned as a social game built on anonymous Q&A and prediction mechanics. Users answer questions, then predict how other people will respond. The idea is to surface genuine public views while also exposing gaps between what users think others believe and what those people actually say.
Use of data beyond the consumer product
Outside the consumer app, Chomp said it applies its anonymous, fully labeled opinion data to AI model training and consumer research. The company said this kind of dataset can capture subjective views that are hard to obtain from the public internet and provide AI models with highly contextual data.
Founder background
Chomp founder and CEO Kiko previously served as COO of Orca, a decentralized exchange in the Solana ecosystem.
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