From June 7 to June 14, 2025, the blockchain technology market saw an increase in investment activity: 15 companies raised a total of $172.8 million. Additionally, four more projects did not disclose financial details regarding the investments received.
This is reported by Finway
Largest funding rounds and key players
- Hypernative (Israel) raised $40 million in a Series B round. The startup specializes in real-time protection of Web3 infrastructure, and the funds will allow the company to expand its operations. The funding was provided by Ten Eleven Ventures, Ballistic Ventures, StepStone Group, Boldstart Ventures, and IBI Tech Fund.
- Turnkey raised $30 million in Series B, primarily from Bain Capital Crypto. The round also included Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed Faction, Galaxy Ventures, Wintermute, and Variant. The funds will be directed towards expanding the engineering team.
- Noah, which develops stablecoin-based remittance solutions, raised $22 million in a seed round. The leading investor was LocalGlobe, with participation from Felix Capital, FJ Labs, and private investors.
- OneBalance — $20 million for the development of an account creation and management framework. Investors included Blockchain Capital, cyber Fund, Mirana Ventures, and L2 Iterative Ventures.
- CloudTech Group from Australia raised $14 million (of which $3 million was in cash and $11 million in Bitcoin and USDT) to launch the institutional service CloudTech Custody.
- Try Your Best, a Web3 platform for communication and task management, received $11 million from Strobe Ventures, Offline Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Castle Island Ventures, and Unusual Ventures.
- Among other projects: OpenTrade ($7 million), NuConstruct ($6 million), SOON ($5 million), RISE ($4 million), Orange Cap Games ($3.5 million), Otonomi ($3.4 million), Towns Protocol ($3.3 million), Silhouette ($3 million), and Polycule ($560,000).
“Investor attention was focused on the blockchain services sector and infrastructure solutions.”
New investments in Web3, DeFi, and GameFi
In addition to those mentioned, the Sonic Innovator Fund invested in the Hey Anon project, transferring 400,000 Sonic tokens (valued at $140,000 at the time of the deal) to the developers. The Web3 platform Burstverse also raised funds for the development of decentralized financial services, and a strategic round helped the cross-chain payments team strengthen its market position.
The hybrid AMM DEX Hyperion received support from OKX Ventures, Mirana Ventures, Maelstrom, and Aptos to expand liquidity on the Aptos blockchain. The Football.Fun project, focused on sports predictions in GameFi, secured investments from 6th Man Ventures for the development of new products and team expansion.
According to CryptoRank, the most active investment funds during the week were leaders in the venture sector, focusing on blockchain services, infrastructure, DeFi, GameFi, and CeFi.
For comparison, in the first week of June 2025, 20 projects reported receiving funding, of which 14 raised over $676 million.