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Funding Weekly | Korean Crypto Exchanges Become Acquisition Hotspots; Stablecoin Settlement Bank Augustus Secures $180 Million Funding
Last week, the primary crypto market cooled significantly, with a total of 7 disclosed investment and financing events, and the total funding amount exceeded $206 million. Funds were mainly concentrated in stablecoin settlement, institutional blockchain infrastructure, and compliant financial services, among which Augustus completed $180 million in financing, becoming the largest crypto funding deal of the week.Funding Weekly | Crypto.com Secures $400 Million Investment, CeFi and Stablecoin Sectors Continue to Attract Capital
Market funds are accelerating toward concentration in a few large-scale transactions. Last week, primary market capital continued to flow into centralized finance, stablecoins, and trading infrastructure.Funding Weekly | SBI Continues to Invest, $125 Million Bet on Gauntlet; Crypto Capital Continues to Flow into Trading and Infrastructure
Last week's crypto industry funding was also a microcosm of capital flows in 2026: traditional financial institutions continue to increase investment in trading, compliance, and digital asset infrastructure, while the AI track saw successive billion-dollar-level financings, with funds further concentrating on projects with mature customers, revenue bases, and clear landing scenarios.Funding Weekly | 17 public funding events; crypto trading app Fomo completes $75M Series B led by Index Ventures
Last week, the crypto primary market was more active, with funds concentrated in on-chain trading, data infrastructure, and prediction markets. Traditional financial institutions and leading capitals continued to increase their investments, and acquisitions and integrations also heated up significantly.Funding Weekly Report | 5 publicly disclosed funding events: SignalPlus completes a $50 million Series B1 funding round at a $500 million valuation, led by HashKey Capital.
The number of monthly crypto venture capital deals fell to around 50 in May, the lowest level since 2021. Infrastructure and crypto financial services, two historically the most active categories, are both near multi-year lows.Funding Weekly Report | 5 publicly disclosed funding events; Hypernova, the Hyperliquid ecosystem's self-operated trading platform, completes a $3 million funding round.
Korea Investment & Securities and OKX will jointly acquire a 40% stake in Coinone; Samsung Securities will spend approximately $204 million to acquire a 2% stake in Upbit operator Dunamu.Funding Weekly Report | 21 publicly disclosed funding events; decentralized derivatives trading protocol Variational completes a $50 million Series A funding round, led by Dragonfly Capital.
The primary market is recovering, with funds mainly flowing into DeFi, centralized finance, and infrastructure sectors.Funding Weekly Report | 13 publicly disclosed funding events; Circle's public chain Arc raised $222 million, valuing the company at approximately $3 billion.
Korea Investment & Securities and OKX are pushing forward with a joint acquisition of a stake in cryptocurrency exchange Coinone, with both companies discussing acquiring approximately 20% of the shares each. Hana Financial Group will invest approximately $667 million to acquire a 6.55% stake in Upbit operator Dunamu.Funding Weekly Report | 14 publicly disclosed funding events; Kalshi completes a new $1 billion funding round at a $22 billion valuation, led by Coatue Management.
Haun Ventures, the venture capital arm of crypto investor Katie Haun, has completed a new $1 billion fund; Multi Investment has completed a funding round of approximately $616 million, which will be used to increase investments in blockchain and Web3 and other fields.Funding Weekly Report | 11 publicly disclosed funding events; JPYC, issuer of the Japanese yen stablecoin, completed an additional 2.8 billion yen in funding.
The rise of the AI sector has attracted a large amount of LP funding and entrepreneurial talent. In the future, funds will mainly flow to areas with clear business models, such as stablecoins, payments, tokenization, real-world assets, and financial infrastructure. The boundaries between crypto VC and traditional VC will also be rapidly blurred.
