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Dub<\/a>, the copy-trading platform that says it\u2019s transforming how Gen Z invests, has secured a $30 million Series A funding round, bringing its total raised to $47 million. The deal, which founder Steven Wang had previously hinted to TechCrunch<\/a> was in the works, comes a year after its official launch.<\/p>\n The 23-year-old Harvard dropout\u2019s platform has been steadily growing, surpassing 1 million downloads, says Dub, by allowing users to mirror the investment strategies of successful traders.<\/p>\n \u201cThe ultra-wealthy have long leveraged expert money managers. Now, Dub brings that same advantage to everyday investors,\u201d says a press release citing Wang, who told TechCrunch in a recent podcast<\/a> that he began investing in second grade.<\/p>\n The platform, which costs $10 per month to subscribe, has gained viral attention for features like following portfolios that mirror trades of high-profile politicians, including Nancy Pelosi\u2019s disclosed moves.<\/p>\n The Series A was co-led by Notable Capital and Neo (which we also just profiled<\/a>). Other participants in the round include Sandberg Bernthal Venture Partners, Peak6 Strategic Capital, and Correlation Ventures. Silicon Valley Bank provided a $5.5 million venture debt facility.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n