Rip Cars, a Hot Wheels collectible blind-box platform, said on X that it has closed a $1.5 million strategic funding round. Participants named by the project include DBA, Colosseum, Kyle Samani, Novora, Allinbitcoin, Sacha, and Erik C. The company said the new capital will support its plan to build what it described as the world’s largest marketplace for Hot Wheels collectibles.
Rip Cars describes itself as the first Hot Wheels blind-box platform globally. It runs on Solana and issued its CARS token through MetaDAO. After opening a box, users can keep the corresponding physical car model, trade it, or sell it back through the platform. The project also said it had previously raised $250,000 on MetaDAO. In an update disclosed on Oct. 28, the team said more than 15,500 packs had been opened since launch.
Rip Cars, a Hot Wheels collectible blind-box platform, said on X that it has completed a $1.5 million strategic funding round.
Participants in the round include DBA, Colosseum, Kyle Samani, Novora, Allinbitcoin, Sacha, and Erik C. Rip Cars said the financing will help it build what it described as the world’s largest marketplace for Hot Wheels collectibles.
The project describes itself as the first Hot Wheels blind-box platform globally. It runs on Solana and issued the CARS token through MetaDAO. After opening a box, users can keep the corresponding physical car model, trade it, or sell it back through the platform.
Rip Cars previously raised $250,000 on MetaDAO. In a disclosure published on Oct. 28, the team said more than 15,500 packs had been opened since the platform launched.
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