Crypto startups have collected a heaviness of $ 739.5 million in 17 transactions during the week of June 22 to 28, 2025, marking one of the strongest financing stretches in the sector for months, with infrastructures and projects focused on the institution.
Kalshi, a regulated prediction market, was in the lead, which closed a C series of $ 185 million to an assessment of $ 2 billion. Bitcoin Miner Bit Digital followed with $ 150 million, while the institutional blockchain platform Canton Network and the DEFI World Liberty Financial firm obtained $ 135 million and $ 100 million, respectively.
The week’s fund collection column, compiled with the help of the collection of cryptographic funds, highlights infrastructure and protocols DEFI, as well as the renewed trust of investors in basic blockchain services and institutional quality products.
Kalshi
- Kalshi raised $ 185 million in a C -series with an entirely diluted evaluation of $ 2 billion.
- Paradigm, Sequoia and Multichain Capital participated in the effort.
- So far, Kalshi has lifted a total of $ 215.15 million.
Digital bit
- Bit Digital obtained $ 150 million.
- The company focuses on Bitcoin exploitation across Canada, the United States and Iceland.
Canton Network (Digital Asset)
- Canton Network raised $ 135 million in an unknown round, bringing funds to $ 397.2 million.
- Investors include DRW, Tradeweb and BNP Paribas.
- Canton Network is a Public Blockchain in layer 1, especially for institutional finance.
World Liberty Financial
- World Liberty Financial gathered $ 100 million in an unknown tour, bringing total funds to $ 715 million.
- WLFI tokens focus on deffi, Ethereum ecosystem, loans / loans and return aggregators.
- Aquant participated in the last investment.
Zama
- Zama now has $ 130 million in funds, thanks to the latest investment of $ 57 million in series B.
- The startup has an entirely diluted evaluation of $ 1 billion.
- The last lap included investors will be Pante and Blockchange. The project operates in the infrastructure and confidentiality sectors and focuses on entirely homomorphic encryption solutions (FHE).
Niral
- Niral, a native professional job organization (PEO) and an HR platform started $ 31 million in an A series.
- The last investment was supported by Digital Marathon, M13, and Inspired Capital.
Dollars <30 million projects
- Veda, $ 18 million in an unknown round
- The Global Token Exchange (GTE), $ 15 million in a series A
- Concrete protocol (BluePrint Finance), $ 9.5 million in an unknown lap
- Spekter Games, $ 5 million in a pre-series round
- Dkloud, $ 3.15 million in an unknown lap
- Labs inference, $ 3 million in an unknown round
- Makina, $ 3 million in a strategic round
- Sphinx protocol, $ 2 million in a pre-series round
- Byzantlink, $ 1 million in a private round
- Twyne, $ 450,000 in a pre-aged round
