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crypto.news 2025-04-26 12:03:16

Crypto VC funding: Bitdeer raises $179m, Upexi bags $100m

The crypto funding sector saw major activity this week with total investments reaching $470.75 million from April 20-26. Bitdeer Technologies Group secured the largest amount of financing, while several other blockchain and crypto projects also raised capital across various sectors. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the major funding rounds that closed this week, per Crypto Fundraising data : Bitdeer, $179 million Bitdeer raised $179 million in loans and equity, according to The Miner Mag. The Singapore-based technology company specializing in blockchain and high-performance computing. The investment was backed by Matrixport (founded by Bitdeer Chairman Jihan Wu). As of Friday, April 25, Bitdeer held 1,234.4 Bitcoin ( BTC ), produced 39.3 BTC, and sold 17.0 BTC. You might also like: Bitdeer to increase US mining as tariff pause opens trade window: report Upexi, $100 million Upexi closed a private placement deal, selling 35.97 million shares and 7.89 million pre-funded warrants at $2.28 each. The project focus areas include finance, portfolio management, and Solana (SOL). GSR led the investment, joined by top crypto VCs like Big Brain Holdings, Delphi Ventures, and others, along with notable angels. Upexi plans to use $5.3 million for working capital and debt reduction, with the rest allocated to building its Solana treasury and accumulating Solana ( SOL ). Alpaca, $52 million Alpaca raised $52 million in a Series C round This round saw participation from new and returning investors, including Derayah Financial, 850 Management, National Investments Company (NIC), Unbound, and Portage Ventures. The funding is expected to help Alpaca pursue continued global expansion, serving enterprise institutions and fintech in key regions like the US, the Middle East, and Asia. https://twitter.com/AlpacaHQ/status/1915028066310500428 Nous Research, $50 million The startup gathered $50 million in a Series A round led by Paradigm, according to Fortune. Nous Research focuses on artificial intelligence, DeFi, and infrastructure within the Solana Ecosystem. The project has raised $70 million so far. Symbiotic, $29 million Crypto staking protocol Symbiotic clinched $29 million in a Series A funding round led by Pantera Capital. Symbiotic, whose permissionless restaking platform went live on Ethereum ( ETH ) in January, announced the milestone on April 23. The funding round also attracted the backing of Coinbase Ventures as well as angel investors, including Aave ( AAVE ), Polygon ( POL ) and StarkWare among others. Restaking was just the beginning. Symbiotic has raised $29M in a Series A, led by @PanteraCapital with participation from @cbventures . We're building Universal Staking – a foundation that transforms how blockchains implement security and economic alignment. pic.twitter.com/8ZQIHvfHBc — Symbiotic (@symbioticfi) April 23, 2025 Theo, $20 million Secured $20 million in an Unknown round Theo’s investment is backed by Hack VC, Anthos, and Manifold We’re excited to announce our $20m raise, led by @Hack_VC and Anthos Capital with participation from @ManifoldTrading , @mirana , @metalayervc , SCB, @ambergroup_io , @SeliniCapital , @MEXC_Official , and @flowdesk_co to democratize access to institutional-grade trading infrastructure. pic.twitter.com/Y5P4KwWt1x — theo (@Theo_Network) April 24, 2025 Projects Analog: $15 million in Unknown round Arch Network raised $13 million in a Series A round Tally: $8 million Series A investment MagicBlock: $7.5 million Seed funding Mask Network raised $5 million in an unknown round Inco: $5 million investment Catalysis: $1.25 million Pre-seed raise Inflow: $1.1 million Pre-seed funding You might also like: Senator Lummis blasts the Fed: Anti crypto bias persists, despite ‘lip service’

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