Crypto fundraising Hits 3-Year High as Q2 2025 Delivers $10B Surge

• Crypto fundraising Hits Three-Year High as 2025 witnessed a surge in crypto investments.

• June 2025 stands most strongest months in term of fundraising accumulated almost $5.14 investments.

The venture capital market in cryptocurrencies showed the best results since the beginning of 2022, and companies raised $10.03 billion in Q2 of 2025. This is a spectacular reversal of months of depressed investment that had been the hallmark of the industry in 2023 and in the first half of 2024.

The month of June stood out as the most successful one with investments amounting to $5.14 billion alone, the highest monthly figure since January 2022. This rally shows that the institutions are once again confident in digital assets and blockchain technology as the markets stabilize and the regulatory environment becomes clearer.

Massive Deals Drive Quarter’s Success

The quarter’s most substantial capital injection came from Strive Funds, the investment management company established by business leader Vivek Ramaswamy this past May, which secured $750 million in funding. The fund is targeted at Bitcoin-related investment strategies aimed at providing institutional clients with cryptocurrency exposure and alpha returns.

TwentyOneCapital came close behind with a $585 million raised in April, followed by Securitize which raised a $400 million funding round. Other notable increases were the $185 million by Kalshi, the $153 million by Auradine, and the $140 million by ZenMEV, which showed general investor interest in a variety of blockchain businesses.

In terms of deal activity, Coinbase Ventures emerged as the frontrunner, participating in 25 transactions throughout the three-month period. Their momentum peaked in June when they completed 10 separate investments. Other active players included Animoca Brands, Andreessen Horowitz, and Pantera Capital, which also helped make the quarter a strong one in terms of the deal flow.

Investment attention was still focused on blockchain infrastructure and decentralized finance protocols, with centralized finance, NFTs and gaming finance receiving moderate interest. Memecoin investments were comparatively calm with some market hype on these speculative investments.

The largest share of funding rounds was seed-stage deals, which accounted for 19.43% of the total tracked deals, followed by strategic rounds, which accounted for 14.23%. Such distribution implies that investors are focusing on early-stage investments and are also interested in established businesses with a track record of success.

Moreover, Galaxy Digital was able to close its first external venture fund, raising $175 million, which was more than the initial $150 million target. The fund will focus on the high-growth sectors such as stablecoins, tokenization, and the development of payment infrastructure.

The funding surge was also contributed by Amsterdam-based Theta Capital Management, which raised more than $175 million to invest in blockchain startups.

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