Healthcare startup Decent has announced that it has raised $8 million from a roster of investors across the venture capital, cryptocurrency, and healthcare landscape.

Decent aims to “offer more affordable healthcare by aligning incentives to improve health, reduce costs, and put members at the center of their care.”

Their investors include Foundation Capital (pre-seed round lead), Menlo Ventures (seed round lead), Digital Currency Group, Lux Capital, Maverick Ventures, Core Innovation Capital, Meridian Street Capital, Healthy Ventures, ChinaRock Capital Management, Abstract Ventures, Precursor Ventures, Ride Ventures, Sequoia Capital Scouts, Fenwick & West, Sure Ventures, Adam Marchick, Josh Jeffries, Avin Bansal, Grant Guttero, Ravi Grover, Yoko Okano, Trent Gegax, Andy Sack, Kevin Moore, David Raskino, Ibrahim Ajami, Andy Rabin, Bubba Murarka, Serge Kassardjian, Alex Popa, Guy Marion, John Horton, Forrest Wittenmeier, Neil Devani, Hugo Angelmar, and Adam Lieb, as well as their advisors Luis Robles, Jason Franklin, and Abe Othman.

Michael Lapinski, Richard Luck, and Nick Soman came together to build Decent just three months ago. The company said that it will leverage crypto and blockchain technology to better serve its members.

“[Decent is] looking for the right partners to join their journey to a 2019 launch that may include a token launch later this year,” Decent said in its official release.