Mevvy, an Execution Platform for MEV Searchers, Raises $2.8M Seed Round Led by Multicoin Capital

Among its investors are founders of other platforms: Nathan Allman of Ondo, TN Lee of Pendle, Guy Young of Ethena, Georgios Vlachos of Axelar, and Jeffrey Feng and Jay Jog of Sei Network.

Web3 infrastructure startup Mevvy has closed a $2.8 million seed funding round, The Block has learned.

Multicoin Capital led the round, with participation from Chapter One Ventures, Hypersphere and a group of strategic angel investors, including the founders of Ondo, Pendle, Ethena, Axelar and Sei Network, among others.

Mevvy is an execution platform for maximum extractable value (MEV) searchers, aiming to make MEV more accessible to traders. It does this by handling the technical complexities of transaction ordering and execution on blockchain networks, a process that typically requires deep technical expertise and infrastructure.

Mevvy's web-based platform allows traders to select and deploy MEV strategies. It supports Ethereum, Sui and Sei, providing an integrated development environment (IDE) preloaded with open-source strategies for arbitrage, backrunning and liquidation opportunities. This enables searchers to focus on optimizing their strategies, according to the firm.

“We’re building a first-class MEV platform that allows traders to focus one hundred percent of their time on strategy development rather than maintaining fickle infrastructure,” said Garen Smith, co-founder of Mevvy, in a statement. “By the end of 202 بسرعة, we expect to support all of the major blockchains with enough volume to make MEV attractive.”

The funding will be used for "continued product development, chain expansion, and strategic partnerships with DeFi protocols," according to Mevvy's announcement.

Mevvy's three-phase roadmap aims to decentralize its infrastructure. The first phase involves expanding chain support for Solana and Ethereum L2s while enhancing its searcher platform. In the second phase, the company will introduce the Mevvy Network, which will assume control of the platform's components, with profitable traders paying for network access. Finally, in the third phase, Mevvy plans to open-source its core components to promote healthy competition within the MEV landscape.