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Base ecosystem trend prediction platform Noise opens waitlist applications, previously led by Paradigm

Base ecosystem trend prediction platform Noise opens waitlist applications, previously led by Paradigm

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/03/12 01:56
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BlockBeats News, March 12, according to official sources, the Base ecosystem trend prediction platform Noise has now opened its waitlist applications.


In January this year, Noise, an attention market tool building a prediction market information platform, announced the completion of a $7.1 million seed round led by Paradigm. Previously, the company also received investment support from Figment Capital and Anagram, as well as GSR, JPEG Trading, and KaitoAI.


It is reported that Noise launched its testnet beta in May last year, limited to invited users only, attracting more than 1,300 users. They used social media data provided by Kaito to make predictions in 14 attention markets tracking cryptocurrency topics.


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