
In July 2025, there was significant fundraising in the cryptocurrency industry, with various companies raising large investment sums from internationally based venture capital firms and strategic investors. Mill City Ventures III, Ltd. raised the biggest capital, 450 million, from investors such as Pantera Capital, QSR, Arlington Capital, and Electric Capital.
Both FG Nexus and Mercury Fintech achieved impressive funding rounds, including a 200-million round. FG Nexus was raised with Galaxy Digital, DCG, Hivemind, and Kraken, whereas Mercury Fintech was led by Solana Ventures. Upexi also raised 150 million with Big Brain Holdings.
Polymarket offered QCEX $112 million, establishing it as a major player in the industry of crypto exchanges. In the meantime, Boba Network has raised 70 million with LDA Capital and Awaken, and Agora has raised $50 million with support by Paradigm, Dragonfly, and more.
Emerging Players and Strategic Backing
A number of new blockchain and crypto initiatives also progressed in acquiring investors’ attention. Coinbase Ventures and Polychain Capital backed Billions Network with investments of nearly $30M, along with other high-profile investors. This round was the same amount as what Courtyard.io raised in a round backed by Forerunner Ventures, New Enterprise Associates, and Prelude.
Pantera Capital and Ribbit Capital led a $28.5 million round in the Open Platform (TOP). XTAO raised $22.8 million of DCG and other strategic investors. Spiko raised 22 million with a combination of White Star Capital and Blockwall Capital.
Soluna and XMTP raised $20 million each in the mid-range category. Spring Lane Capital has invested in Soluna, and Oldacrypto, Lightspeed Venture Partners and a crypto-oriented fund syndicate have invested in XMTP.
Growth in Blockchain Infrastructure Funding
There was also a steady flow of funding in blockchain infrastructure. HSG and Matrixport along with other investors provided RD Technologies with a $40 million investment. Backers like Blockchain Action, Liquidity, and Longhash Ventures managed to fund Blockskye with 18.3 million dollars.
The July 2025 financing processes highlight further investor trust in the existing cryptocurrency enterprises and record-breaking blockchain startups. Multi-hundred-million-dollar rounds to below-$20 million raises show the variety of business models and market sectors cutting in on capital investments in the sector.
It also indicates a combination of strategic and financial investment strategies, with diverse companies engaged in growing technological capacities on the one hand and in scaling current services on the other. This continuous capital inflow indicates that the crypto and blockchain market is an encouraged point of interest among investors looking at the long-term chances of growth in the digital asset innovation sphere.