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Afterpay’s Nick Molnar backs social media startup Linktree in $59m raising – Sydney Morning Herald
Linktree is looking to tap into the nascent social commerce market with its latest fund raising from strategic investors including the billionaire Afterpay co-founder….
Social media startup Linktree is looking to tap into the nascent social commerce market with its latest capital raising of $US45 million ($59 million) from strategic investors including billionaire Afterpay co-founder Nick Molnar.
The Melbourne-based startup was co-founded by brothers Alex Zaccaria and Anthony Zaccaria and their friend Nick Humphreys in 2016. It enables users to link all their social media accounts and websites in one stack.
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