Smart-Contract Registry Cookbook has raised a whopping $2 million to provide essential support to developers of Web3 projects. The round of funding was participated by venture firms like MaC, Tagus, Superscrypt, and Alchemy. Additionally, the funds would contribute towards Cookbook’s aim to produce quality content and provide helpful educational material to communities of developers all around the world.

Cookbook offers a platform to developers where they can sift through thousands of open-source smart contract templates and then access the necessary documents to get them started. Moreover, these tools allow them to secure quality codes and this is what makes the platform stand out, according to Leon Mirochnik, the General Partner at Tagus Capital.

More than 1500 developers have already used Cookbook’s services and gained access to over 3000 smart contracts. With the increasing popularity of digital assets over the past three years, the number of smart contracts has gone up in an uncontrolled fashion, making it difficult for developers to find trustworthy, battle-tested contracts. This problem has not gone unnoticed by investors, and so, companies like Cookbook have received ample support from the venture capital community, ultimately providing a much-needed infrastructure for providing openly accessible smart contracts.



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