Venture Capital Investment in Crypto rebounds in the second quarter of 2025, raising $ 10.03 billion over a three -month period ended June. This Q1 was the strongest quarter since 2022, which was $ 16.64 billion.
As of June, on January 2022, in $ 5.14 billion, pulling in $ 5.14 billion, June 5.14 billion was in accordance with $ 5.14 billion. data From Cryptorek. After the relative stagnation of the months of boom, suggesting that hunger for crypto is recovering.
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Twentycopults achieved $ 585 million in funding in April, making it the second largest lift of the quarter. Q2 moved to third place in 2025 with an increase of $ 400 million, followed by other notices including Kalashi ($ 185 million), Auradin ($ 153 million), Zenmev ($ 140 million) and Digital Asset ($ 135 million).
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Coinbase Undertaks Dominate Investment in Q2
Coinbase Ventures led the Q2 activity with 25 deals between April and June, top of the list of active investors. Animoka brand, Andresen Horovitz (A16Z) and Pantera Capital also finished high, which helped run the growth of the deal in the amount of the deal.
In June, Coinbase Ventures again topped the chart with 10 investments, followed by Pantera Capital with eight, galaxy with five, and paradigm (who led the number of lead investment) with four deals. Other active firms included Animoka brand, A16Z, Cyber Fund and GSR.
With significant interest with blockchain infrastructure and DEFI, money raising activity was spread in various fields. CEFI, NFT and Gamefi categories also saw moderate activity, while memecoin funding sometimes remained silent despite spikes.
In the last one year, Crypto was responsible for the largest part of the fund-up era in seed-stage deals, from 19.43% of a total of 1,673 tracked deals. After the strategic round 14.23%, long -term ecosystems reflect the continuous interest in plays.
Pre-seed and M&A activity was also notable, representing 9.26% and 9.44% respectively. The series A round included 6.34% of the total, while according to Cryptornc’s data, the incubation deals made just 3.35%.
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Galaxy collects $ 175 million in Digital First External Fund
Last month, Galaxy Digital shut down its first external venture fund, with an increase of $ 175 million, which crossed its initial $ 150 million target. The fund will focus on high-development crypto regions, including stabechoin, torrentialization and payment, including supporting infrastructure as well as infrastructure.
In May, Amsterdam-based Thea Capital Management also raised more than $ 175 million for its latest fund-off-funds, aimed at supporting the early stage blockchain startups.
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