Dub Secures $30 Million in Series A Funding to Boost Copy-Trading Platform

Dub, a fast emerging copy-trading platform, has jointly released the news of the completion of $30 million Series A funding round. Picture this — Together with Notable Capital, Neo co-led this important investment. This has helped Dub raise an astounding $47 million to-date since its inception.

Steven Wang, a 23-year-old Harvard dropout—what else?—started Dub. Since officially launching a little over a year ago, the company has had a good deal of momentum. The platform, popular among young adults and meme-influencers, lets users copycat the investment strategies of top traders, even ones as high-profile as politicians. Dub has been a tremendous success, far exceeding 1 million downloads already! It’s making the fast ramp viral among retail investors looking for new ways to engage with the financial markets.

Dub supports creators with a $10 monthly subscription that brings patrons behind-the-scenes. Now with this highly publicized subscription, anyone is able to track and duplicate the trades of DC elites such as Nancy Pelosi. This cutting-edge way of investing is being touted as a means to democratize wealth management, previously only available to the superrich.

“The ultra-wealthy have long leveraged expert money managers. Now, Dub brings that same advantage to everyday investors,” said Steven Wang. Out of almost 500 nominees, Kevin began his investing journey in second grade. Nowadays, he’s on a mission to democratize trading and make it universally accessible.

The platform’s breakneck growth has been due largely to its easy-to-navigate platform and increased interest in alternative investment strategies. Dub gives users the ability to auto-mirror trades made by experienced investors or even politicians. This big tent approach welcomes everyone who wants to improve their financial literacy and investment prowess.

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