Compiled by: Jinse Finance
This week's largest funding round
RedotPay raised $107 million in its Series B funding round, with investors including Goodwater Capital*, Pantera Capital, Blockchain Capital, Circle Ventures, and Sequoia China (now HongShan).
RedotPay is a Hong Kong-based stablecoin payment fintech company dedicated to enabling global cryptocurrency-to-fiat currency transactions through cards, wallets, and payment infrastructure.
RedotPay is a Hong Kong-based stablecoin payment fintech company dedicated to enabling cryptocurrency-to-fiat currency transactions globally through cards, wallets, and payment infrastructure.
Founded in 2023 by Michael Gao and Jonathan Chan, the company currently serves over 6 million users across more than 100 markets, processing $10 billion in annualized payments and achieving $150 million in annual revenue while remaining profitable. RedotPay enables global spending through stablecoin-based payment cards, facilitates fund settlements via cross-border payment channels, and provides multi-currency wallet accounts and a peer-to-peer (P2P) marketplace, connecting traditional finance with digital assets. Holding a Hong Kong MSO license and Lithuanian VASP registration, the company aims to provide financial inclusion solutions for underserved communities and crypto users worldwide. ETHGAS raised $12 million in its seed funding round, with investors including Polychain Capital*, BlueYard Capital, SIG DTI (a subsidiary of Susquehanna International Group), Stake Capital, Keyrock, Node Capital, TokkaLabs, BTCS Inc., and Amber Group. ETHGAS is a hybrid marketplace for acquiring and trading Ethereum block space commitments and base fee exposure. The platform matches buyers and sellers through a **Centralized Limit Order Book (CLOB)**, enabling users to **hedge, speculate, or lock** future block space, while collateralized assets are secured by **non-custodial smart contracts**. Validators commit to on-chain endorsement, combining centralized matching efficiency with decentralized custody and settlement mechanisms. ETHGas introduces transparency, risk management, and market structure to the Ethereum block space economy. Strata raised $3 million in its seed funding round, with investors including **Maven 11 Capital*, **Lightspeed Faction**, **Halo Capital**, **Heartcore Capital**, **Nayt Technologies**, and **Anchorage Digital**. Strata is a universal risk stratification protocol that brings structured finance to Web3. It supports splitting any on-chain or off-chain yield strategy into Senior and Junior tokenized tiers, each with different risk and return characteristics. Through risk separation, Strata enables conservative participants to obtain stable returns while allowing high-risk-takers to capture greater upside potential. Harbor DEX raised $4.2 million in its seed funding round, with investors including SIG DTI*, Triton Capital*, Selini Capital, Auros Global, Hermeneutic Investments, Kronos Research, Figment Capital, and Karatage. Harbor is a high-performance, native asset-based decentralized exchange positioned as infrastructure for wallets, applications, and global markets. It addresses the future of stablecoin fragmentation, emerging L1 blockchains, public blockchain application chains, and on-chain finance by providing chain-agnostic, protocol-level flexible connectivity. Harbor can quickly integrate new networks, acting as a "connector" between assets, blockchains, and applications. Moto raised $1.8 million in its Pre-seed funding round, with investors including Eterna Capital*, Cyber Fund*, and Nom. Moto is a global payment card and digital wallet platform that allows users to seamlessly use cryptocurrencies and stablecoins in their everyday spending. By linking digital assets to physical or virtual cards, Moto Cards enable instant redemption at the time of payment and are integrated with major payment networks for widespread merchant acceptance. Space has raised $3 million in its seed funding round, with investors including Morningstar Ventures, Arctic Digital, Echo, CURATED, and Impossible Finance. Space is a leveraged prediction market platform built on Solana, designed to reward accurate predictions and improve capital flow efficiency. By combining high-performance Solana infrastructure with a leveraged prediction market, Space allows users to amplify their exposure to future events. The platform delivers real economic rewards for valuable predictions through transparent on-chain mechanisms, deep liquidity, and gamified competitive design. Other Funding Rounds Football Fun raised $3 million in its Public Sale round. Football.fun is a Web3 fantasy football platform where player cards are traded like Meme tokens. Users build their teams by opening player packs, participate in tournaments, and trade player shares through an AMM-based dynamic marketplace. The platform offers a free mode, an invite-only beta, and airdrops for early participants. Fuse (Project Zero) raised $70 million in its Series B funding round, with investors including Lowercarbon Capital* and Balderton Capital*. Fuse is a decentralized renewable energy network that provides installation, electricity trading, and retail services for Distributed Energy Resources (DERs). Its subsidiary, Fuse Energy, operates as a vertically integrated electricity retailer. Fuse is also advancing Project Zero—a decentralized entity infrastructure network (DePIN) focused on renewable energy, aiming to empower communities and individuals to sustainably generate, trade, and manage energy. Rainbow raised $3 million in its public sale round. Rainbow is a non-custodial Ethereum wallet that makes managing crypto assets, NFTs, and DeFi simple and secure. Users can transfer, exchange, cross-chain, view Layer-2 assets and NFT collections, while maintaining complete control over their private keys. It supports ENS, hardware wallets, custom RPCs, and has built-in anti-preemptive protection mechanisms such as Flashbots, making it suitable for both beginners and advanced users. TopStrike raised an undisclosed amount in its public sale round. TopStrike is a Web3 gaming and esports platform that allows players to participate in skill-based games, tournaments, and challenges, earning crypto rewards and NFTs. The platform is based on blockchain technology to achieve transparent matching, verifiable results, and genuine asset ownership. DAWN (Andrena) raised $13 million in its Series B funding round, with investors including Polychain Capital* and Archetype. Andrena is a decentralized wireless internet service provider that uses blockchain technology to reshape broadband access. Based on the Solana blockchain, it provides low-cost, high-efficiency, high-speed network solutions for underdeveloped and remote areas, where users can contribute bandwidth and earn rewards. Boys Club raised an undisclosed amount in its strategic funding round, with Polygon as the investor. Boys Club is a Web3 media, culture, and education platform dedicated to making encrypted and native internet culture more inclusive, especially for women and disadvantaged groups. The platform helps a new generation of Web3 builders enter the ecosystem through content, community, research, and online and offline events. DeepBook AI raised $2 million in a funding round with investors including Castrum Capital, BD Ventures, Alpha Capital, and BlockPulse. DeepBookAI is a next-generation crypto browser that combines AI-driven discovery capabilities with native DeFi browsing to help users explore Web3 more securely and efficiently. Digital Prime Technologies raised an undisclosed amount in a strategic funding round with EquiLend as the investor. The company provides customizable prime brokerage technology to financial institutions, enabling brokerages and capital markets institutions to conduct digital asset trading compliantly and scalably. SocialGood raised $5.6 million in its Series B funding round. SocialGood is a Web3 cashback and rewards platform that allows users to earn cryptocurrency rebates on everyday online shopping, built around the $SG token. Olea raised $30 million in its Series A funding round, with investors including BBVA*, XDC Foundation, theDOCK, and SC Ventures. Olea is a fully digital trade finance platform that uses blockchain and AI technologies to streamline global trade finance processes. Speed raised $8 million in funding from investors including Tether* and Ego Death Capital. Speed focuses on everyday payment infrastructure for stablecoins, particularly USDT. Worm.wtf raised $4.5 million in funding from investors including 6th Man Ventures, Alliance DAO, and Solana Ventures. worm.wtf is a Solana-native prediction market platform that allows users to create and operate their own prediction markets. Hedgey received investment from Anchorage Digital in its Acquisition Round. Hedgey is a Web3 infrastructure protocol for on-chain programmable token distribution. Alpha Liquid Terminal (ALTx) raised an undisclosed amount in its funding round, with AlphaTON Capital as the investor. ALTx is a Web3 financial intelligence and trading terminal connecting digital and traditional markets. HolmesAI raised $5 million in its Strategic Round, with investors including Bitrise Capital. HolmesAI is a decentralized AI Agent platform that allows users to create tradable "personality-based AIs." METYA raised $50 million in a strategic funding round, with investors including Century United Holdings Group*. Metya is an AI-driven Web3 social dating platform that blends token economics with global social networking. Interop Labs received investment from Circle in an acquisition funding round. Interop Labs is the initial development team of Axelar Network, focusing on blockchain interoperability infrastructure. YO Protocol (YO Labs) has raised $10 million in its Series A funding round, with investors including Foundation Capital* and Coinbase Ventures. YO Protocol is a cross-chain yield optimization platform that uses intelligent algorithms to dynamically allocate funds across multiple chains and DeFi protocols to achieve optimal risk-adjusted returns.
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