18 projects raised $183.3 million, Twenty One secured $100 million in funding.

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This week, a total of 18 blockchain startups completed financing, with a total amount of $183.3 million.

The largest financing this week

Twenty One completed a funding round of 100 million dollars.

Twenty One (abbreviated as XXI) is a publicly traded company native to Bitcoin, structured to maximize the number of Bitcoins per share (BPS). The company is led by Strike founder Jack Mallers and is supported by Tether, SoftBank, and Bitfinex, operating entirely on Bitcoin standards. The company is committed to accelerating the adoption and education of Bitcoin through various financial products, media projects, and strategic services. Currently holding 31,500 Bitcoins, its goal is to become the most efficient listed platform for Bitcoin accumulation and monetization.

Pre-Seed and Seed Funding Rounds

1. Donut raises $7 million (Pre-seed round)
   Investors include: BITKRAFT Ventures*, Hack VC*, Sequoia China (now named HongShan)*, Sky9 Capital, Matrix Partners, Makers Fund, Altos Ventures, Vessel Capital, Sonic SVM. Donut is the world's first smart crypto browser built on Solana, born for the era of AI agents interacting with on-chain finance. Unlike traditional browsers, Donut is a smart terminal that understands real-time token data, wallet risk, and market signals, where users can trade and earn directly. It integrates decentralized exchanges (DEXs), wallets, and networks for a seamless experience with a smart proxy model and extended capabilities.
2. Dexari Raises 2.3 Million USD (Seed Round) Investors include: Prelude*, Lemniscap*, Binance US, Infinite Field, Kiln, Will Price. Dexari is a mobile-first self-custody trading platform that supports decentralized perpetual contract trading with leverage of up to 50 times. It features an on-chain order book based on Hyperliquid, combining the transparency of DeFi with the ease of use of centralized platforms to provide a smooth trading experience. Key features include email registration, multi-chain support, gas fee subsidies, two-factor authentication (2FA), and MPC wallet recovery and other security mechanisms.
3. EGO.tech raised 800,000 USD (Pre-seed round) Investors include: Raj Gokal, Marc Boiron, Hustle Fund, Zhuoxun Yin, Maghnus Mareneck, Barry Plunkett. EGO.tech is a Web3 platform that supports the creation of online profiles as tradable tokens, enabling the tokenization of digital identity. By combining online engagement with real-world foundational data, it introduces a new asset class that allows users to monetize their personal image and community influence. EGO allows anyone to tokenize any internet account, redefining the way digital participation and investment occur.
4. Rumi raised $4.7 million (Pre-seed round) Investors include: a16z Crypto Startup Accelerator (CSX), Escape Velocity. Rumi Labs is creating interactive entertainment experiences through AI, transforming traditional passive media consumption. Users can earn rewards while watching streaming content via a browser plugin, as Rumi's AI analyzes video content in real-time and generates insights and analytical data. This data will be injected into a decentralized infrastructure (DePIN), driving the emergence of AI agents with contextual understanding, enhancing narrative and audience engagement.
5. Assign financing of 3 million USD (Seed round) Investors include: Hivemind*, Tykhe Ventures*, Portal Ventures, Sats Ventures, Trust Machines, Bitcoin Frontier Fund. Asigna is a non-custodial, smart multi-signature vault designed for the secure management of Bitcoin assets. The platform helps teams, DAOs, and institutions securely manage shared Bitcoin liquidity pools and participate in Bitcoin DeFi. It is compatible with the Bitcoin mainchain, Layer 2 solutions like Stacks, as well as meta-protocols such as Ordinals, BRC-20, and Runes, and provides embedded applications, developer SDKs, and customizable portfolio tracking dashboards.

Summary of Other Financing Rounds (Sorted by Company Name)

1. Assisterr AI raised 2.8 million USD Investors: Google for Startups, Outlier Ventures, Web3com Ventures, Echo, Moonhill Capital. Assisterr AI is a cutting-edge artificial intelligence platform designed to transform the customer service experience. By integrating natural language processing, sentiment analysis, and real-time data insights, the platform helps businesses achieve personalized, responsive, and scalable automated customer support, enhancing customer satisfaction and reducing operational costs.
2. Avalon Labs (Avalon Finance) funding amount undisclosed Investor: YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs). Avalon is a decentralized lending protocol built on Merlin Chain, which includes three modules: over-collateralized lending, derivatives trading, and algorithmic stablecoins, emphasizing self-management of users' assets and compliance and transparent operations.
3. Beam Cash raised 7 million USD Investors: Castle Island Ventures*, Archetype, Bankless Ventures, Verda Ventures, Arca Fund. Beam is a payment platform that connects traditional finance with blockchain, supporting global transfer services for stablecoins and fiat currencies. The platform offers real-time exchange, crypto-fiat swaps, bank account integration, KYC/AML compliance, and enterprise-level tools, making it suitable for cross-border fund operations for individuals and businesses.
4. BlockSpaces raises $2 million (strategic round) Investors: Axiom*, Leadout Capital, Sand Harbor Capital. BlockSpaces is a Bitcoin-native financial infrastructure platform that offers programmable collateral services. Its core product ARCC automates risk management and settlement, and connects Bitcoin with traditional financial systems through integrated wallets, supporting loans, bonds, and derivatives trading.
5. Conduit Pay raised $36 million (Series A) Investors: Dragonfly Capital*, Altos Ventures*, Sound Ventures, Circle Ventures, DCG, Portage Ventures, etc. Conduit is a modern cross-border payment platform that supports global instant transfers in stablecoins, US dollars, and local currencies, covering SWIFT, ACH, and regional payment networks. Its API and web application help businesses efficiently manage global accounts, payroll, and finances.
6. Cooking City (MagicSeven Co., Ltd.) raised 7 million USD Investors: Jump Crypto, CMT Digital, Mirana Ventures, Bitscale Capital, EVG. Cooking City is a restaurant-themed game where players can prepare global cuisine in multi-themed restaurants. The game introduces the Solana-based cryptocurrency $COOKCITY, aiming to integrate blockchain technology into the game ecosystem.
7. Ducat Financing 1.5 Million USD (Public Offering) Ducat Protocol uses Bitcoin as its native asset, governing the issuance and redemption of UNIT collateralized debt positions through zero-knowledge proof circuits. DUCAT is its governance token, focusing on decentralized, self-custodied, and permissionless stablecoin solutions, aiming to address the centralization issues in the current stablecoin market.
8. H100 Group financing 2.2 million USD Investor: Adam Back*
   H100 is a Swedish health technology company focused on the digital transformation of AI automation and longevity services. It is the first publicly listed company in Sweden to use Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset.
9. Hyperion financing amount not disclosed Investor: Maelstrom Hyperion is a hybrid Orderbook-AMM decentralized exchange built on Aptos, combining high throughput and low latency to provide a seamless on-chain trading experience for both professional and retail traders.
10. Naoris Protocol raises $3 million (Strategic Round) Investors: Mason Labs*, Frekaz Group, Level One Robotics, Tradecraft Capital. Naoris is a decentralized network security protocol that transforms devices into verification nodes and employs quantum-resistant encryption and distributed AI to provide continuous threat detection and verification, suitable for Web2 and Web3 infrastructure.
11. Oncade raises 4 million dollars Investor: a16z Crypto Startup Accelerator (CSX)* Oncade is a Web3 native game distribution platform that allows developers to sell games directly to players, bypassing the high commissions of traditional platforms. It provides integrated tools for presales, community distribution, game item monetization, and tax compliance.
12. Winks Fun funding amount undisclosed Investor: IOSG Ventures Winks.fun is a Web3 platform that directly integrates decentralized applications (DApps) into social media (such as Twitter, Discord, Telegram), allowing users to complete on-chain operations like swapping tokens, cross-chain transactions, NFT minting, and airdrop claiming without leaving the social interface.