The landscape of crypto venture capital has made a decisive pivot in Bitcoin, which largely trained by its growing success as an institutional active.
As Cointtelegraph reported, the emerging Bitcoin (BTC) sector attracted $ 175 million to 32 VC offers in the first half. At the same time, Bitcoin cash companies inject billions on the market by acquiring the BTC for long -term strategic reserves.
Beyond Bitcoin, several recurring VC themes remained important in July. Investors continued to support startups in token, Stablecoin infrastructure and settlement technology.
This edition of VC Roundup looks beyond Bitcoin to explore wider trends by shaping crypto venture capital in July.
Inviniam associates with Mantra to stimulate the institutional adoption of RWA to water and the United States
The supplier of decentralized data infrastructure, Inveniam Capital, has invested $ 20 million in the Mantra of the Blockchain of layer 1 to provide real assets of institutional quality (RWAS) to blockchain, with asset and surveillance ratio.
Companies say that the partnership could considerably stimulate the total locked value (TVL) on the mantra chain and promote tokenization in accordance with a time when RWA adoption is developing rapidly.
As part of the agreement, Inveniam will integrate the capacities of data sovereignty and the monitoring of assets in the Mantra blockchain, allowing more advanced applications and regulatory level transparency.
The partnership aims to extend institutional access to RWA ecosystems in the United States and the United Arab Emirates. Invineiam cited research on the industry projecting the RWA market could reach an evaluation of $ 18.9 Billions of dollars in a decade, according to Boston Consulting Group. Other estimates suggest that the opportunity could reach 30 billions of dollars that more traditional financial institutions are part of the space.
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The stable blockchain focused on clients increases $ 28 million to lead the adoption of the USDT
Stable, a layer-1 blockchain network built around the USDT of Tether (USDT), has collected $ 28 million in a seed financing cycle to extend its infrastructure and accelerate the global adoption of the USDT. The increase comes in the middle of the growing regulatory clarity of the stables supported by a dollar.
The Tour attracted the support of a range of eminent investors, including Bitfinex, Hack VC, Franklin Templeton, Castle Island Ventures, Susquehanna Crypto, Kucoin Ventures and several providential investors.
Ensured as a “stablechain”, Stable is designed to prioritize the simplicity of payments and instant transactions. The project cited the recent adoption of American engineering Act as a key regulatory step in support of the growth of Stablescoin, in particular in payment infrastructure.
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Spiko collects $ 22 million to extend access to tokenized assets
The French fintech Spiko, known for having offered token monetary market funds in the United States and the EU, to European investors, raised $ 22 million in a series of series funding led by Index Ventures, with the participation of White Star Capital, Blockwall and others.
The new capital will support Spiko’s mission to expand access to the token monetary markets and will help to fill the gap between Europe and the United States in the adoption of digital assets. To date, Spiko has treated more than $ 900 million in working capital, assets under management are expected to exceed $ 1 billion by the end of the year.
Stablecoin Banking Startup Closes $ 12.5 million Series A
Dakota, a banking banking platform built on Stablecoin’s infrastructure, raised $ 12.5 million in a series led by Coinfund, with additional support from 6th Man Ventures and Triton Ventures.
Founded by the former CEO of Coinbase Custody Ryan Bozarth, Dakota aims to provide global banking services powered by digital dollars, promising faster pays and more efficient cross -border transactions. The platform has already integrated more than 500 companies by taking advantage of Stablecoin technology behind the scenes.
The increase comes while the global market capitalization of Stablecoin reaches $ 268 billion, with expectations for accelerated growth motivated by the recently adopted engineering bill.
Breyer Capital leads $ 5 million
The Jarsy digital investment platform raised $ 5 million in a pre-series financing tour led by Breyer Capital, with the participation of Mysten Labs, Eigenlayer, Moonpay, Digital Anchorage and other venture capital funds.
Jarsy offers retail investors access to pre-instance capital markets through Tokenized shares, with a low minimum investment starting only $ 10. These tokenized equity opportunities are entirely supported by real actions held. Users can finance their investments using stablecoins such as USDC (USDC).
Funding will be used to scale the Jarsy product offer, focusing on improving global compliance and expanding its organized selection of private capital possibilities.
Bridgeport guarantees funding of $ 3.2 million to extend the payment network
The BRIDGEPORT READUCTION PAINTING CLOSE has raised $ 3.2 million in start -up financing led by other companies, with the participation of Virtu, XBTO, Blockchain founders, Humla Ventures and Fun Fair Ventures.
Bridgeport provides middleware that links crypto exchanges, commercial companies and guardians to improve the effectiveness of capital allocation and the effectiveness of regulations. The platform is now live on Amazon Web Services and is actively integrated into exchanges and guards to extend its settlement network.
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