The blockchain and Web3 sectors continue to attract significant venture capital, demonstrating robust investor confidence in the evolving digital economy. The period between June 7 and June 14, 2025, saw a substantial influx of capital, with numerous projects securing funding to propel their development and expansion. This recent wave of investment underscores a strategic focus on foundational infrastructure and innovative service offerings within the decentralized ecosystem.
Over the specified week, a total of 15 projects publicly announced securing investments, collectively raising approximately $172.8 million. Additionally, four other companies confirmed receiving funding without disclosing the specific amounts. This surge in capital injection highlights the dynamic nature of the Web3 landscape and its appeal to a diverse range of venture capital firms.
Key Funding Rounds Leading the Week
Two companies stood out for attracting the largest individual investments, signaling strong confidence in their respective offerings:
- Hypernative: This Israeli startup, specializing in real-time Web3 threat detection and prevention, successfully closed its Series B funding round, securing $40 million. The round was co-led by Ten Eleven Ventures and Ballistic Ventures, with additional participation from StepStone Group, Boldstart Ventures, and IBI Tech Fund. The freshly raised capital is earmarked for expanding the company’s operations and enhancing its protective capabilities.
- Turnkey: A prominent provider of cryptocurrency wallet infrastructure, Turnkey finalized its Series B round with a significant raise of $30 million. Bain Capital Crypto led this round, joined by notable investors such as Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed Faction, Galaxy Ventures, Wintermute, and Variant, some of whom are repeat investors. Turnkey plans to utilize these funds to scale its team, particularly within its engineering department.
Other Notable Investments Across the Ecosystem
Beyond the top two, a diverse array of projects secured substantial backing, ranging from stablecoin solutions to gaming platforms:
| Project | Amount Raised | Description / Use of Funds |
|---|---|---|
| Noah | $22 million | Developing stablecoin-based transfer solutions. Seed round led by LocalGlobe, joined by Felix Capital, FJ Labs, and private investors. |
| OneBalance | $20 million | Framework for account creation and management. Investments led by Blockchain Capital and cyber Fund, with Mirana Ventures and L2 Iterative Ventures participating. |
| CloudTech Group | $14 million ($3M cash, $11M BTC/USDT) | Australian financial firm offering blockchain solutions. Funds from Series A round will launch CloudTech Custody, an institutional-grade digital asset custody solution. |
| Try Your Best | $11 million | Web3 platform for communication, collaboration, and task management. Series A round included Strobe Ventures, Offline Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Castle Island Ventures, and Unusual Ventures. |
| OpenTrade | $7 million | Platform providing stablecoin yield for users in high-inflation countries. Strategic round led by Notion Capital and Mercury, with Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), CMCC Global, and AlbionVC. |
| NuConstruct | $6 million | Infrastructure project providing a trustless order execution layer. Seed round led by cyber Fund, with Digital Currency Group (DCG), Maven 11 Capital, Greenfield Capital, and Eden Block. |
| SOON | $5 million | Solana-based project building a high-throughput stack for SVM L2 deployment. Investments from Jump Crypto, Amber Group, and angel investors to provide professional trading tools for retail users. |
| RISE | $4 million | L2 blockchain team closed a strategic round solely with Galaxy Digital, funding the development of the project’s mainnet. |
| Orange Cap Games | $3.5 million | GameFi company secured additional seed capital led by 1kx and Yuga Labs, with Infinity Ventures Crypto (IVC) and Bing Ventures. Funds will expand the ecosystem and create new products. |
| Otonomi | $3.4 million | Brooklyn-based blockchain insurance firm attracted capital in an undisclosed round from funds like ATX Venture Partners, Bering Waters, GSR Ventures, and others. |
| Towns Protocol | $3.3 million | Protocol for real-time decentralized messaging applications received capital from Coinbase Ventures and echo in an undisclosed round. |
| Silhouette | $3 million | Decentralized trading platform closed a pre-seed round led by RockawayX, with Amber Group, NGC Ventures, No Limit Holdings, and echo participating. |
| Polycule | $560,000 | Developers of a Telegram trading bot received funding from Alliance DAO to develop new products beyond the messenger. |
Additionally, Sonic Innovator Fund invested 400,000 S tokens, valued at approximately $140,000 at the time of the transaction, into Hey Anon, a project aiming to connect conversational AI with decentralized finance.
Undisclosed Funding Rounds
Several other projects secured investments without publicly disclosing the amounts. These include:
- Burstverse: A Web3 platform that attracted capital in a seed round from Borderless Capital, Big Brain Holdings, Lattice Capital, Selini Capital, Symbolic Capital, Maelstrom, and Node Capital. This funding will accelerate product development, expand technical and community teams, and support the upcoming Burstverse Beta launch.
- A cross-chain payments project received additional capital in a strategic round from Connectico Capital, Taisu Ventures, XVC Tech, Top Traders, and Nexus Fusion Capital.
- Hyperion: An on-chain hybrid AMM DEX, reported new investments. An undisclosed round was led by OKX Ventures, with participation from Mirana Ventures, Maelstrom, and Aptos, aiming to accelerate the creation of a unified liquidity and trading layer on the Aptos blockchain.
- Football.Fun: A GameFi project focused on sports predictions, received financial backing from venture fund 6th Man Ventures to further product development and team expansion.
Investment Trends and Leading Funds
Investor attention during this period was predominantly concentrated on the blockchain services and infrastructure solutions sectors. These segments accounted for a significant portion of the total capital deployed, highlighting a continued emphasis on building robust foundations for the broader Web3 ecosystem. DeFi (Decentralized Finance) and GameFi projects also attracted considerable interest.
According to data, the top five most active funds by the number of investments from June 7 to June 14 were:
- cyber Fund
- Coinbase Ventures
- Amber Group
- Maelstrom
- echo
This distribution reflects a diverse set of investment strategies, with a clear lean towards projects that enhance the utility, security, and scalability of blockchain technology. Looking back, the previous week (June 1-7, 2025) saw 20 projects announce investments, with 14 of them cumulatively raising $676.7 million, indicating continued, albeit fluctuating, investor interest week-over-week in the burgeoning Web3 space.
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