Funded Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Startups in San Francisco
Across these 40 funded blockchain and cryptocurrency companies in San Francisco, the largest disclosed round is Phantom’s $150M on 2025-01-16.
Across these 40 funded blockchain and cryptocurrency companies in San Francisco, the largest disclosed round is Phantom’s $150M on 2025-01-16. That figure is far above the next-largest disclosed rounds shown (Movement Labs at $100M on 2025-01-08 and Mesh at $83M on 2026-01-27), making Phantom the clearest size outlier in the disclosed amounts.
The funding dates also cluster heavily in the most recent window: 2025 accounts for most entries, with multiple mid-sized rounds recurring in 2025-10 to 2025-12 (e.g., Lava $18M on 2025-10-01; Portal to Bitcoin $25M on 2025-12-04; Courtyard $30M on 2025-07-24). Stage and disclosure are mixed, with 11 “Series Unknown” rows (including Mesh $75M on 2026-01-27 as Series C instead of Unknown, plus multiple Unknown entries) and 3 rounds marked “undisclosed” (NodeShift on 2026-03-17; Securitize on 2025-10-07; Mesh on 2025-08-14), while the newest dated row is NodeShift on 2026-03-17.
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Frequently asked
What’s the biggest disclosed round in this San Francisco set, and is it an outlier versus the rest of the disclosed numbers?
Phantom’s $150M (2025-01-16) is the top disclosed amount shown, and it substantially dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds, including Movement Labs’ $100M (2025-01-08) and Mesh’s $83M (2026-01-27).
How concentrated are financings in the most recent period of dates shown?
The list spans 2023-12-13 (Andalusia Labs) through 2026-03-17 (NodeShift). The densest run is in 2025, with multiple entries between 2025-10-01 (Lava) and 2025-12-04 (Portal to Bitcoin), including Securitize’s “undisclosed” (2025-10-07) and Lexe’s $1M seed (2025-11-20).
Is there a pattern in how often stage is disclosed versus left unspecified or undisclosed?
Stage labeling is frequently incomplete: 11 entries are marked “Series Unknown” (e.g., Bullish $2M on 2026-02-09; Predicate $8M on 2026-01-13), and 3 entries are “undisclosed” (NodeShift on 2026-03-17; Securitize on 2025-10-07; Mesh on 2025-08-14).
Do certain funding stages dominate the disclosed rounds here?
Pre-Seed to Seed appear repeatedly in the recent cohort (e.g., NeuronX Pre-Seed $1M on 2025-03-17; Lexe Seed $1M on 2025-11-20; o1.exchange Seed $3M on 2025-08-19), while large later-stage disclosed amounts concentrate in a smaller set (e.g., Phantom Series C $150M on 2025-01-16; Movement Labs Series B $100M on 2025-01-08; Superstate Series B $83M on 2026-01-22).
Are there notable outliers besides Phantom, especially where disclosed amounts jump relative to nearby entries?
Yes: Movement Labs’ $100M (2025-01-08) and Mesh’s $83M (2026-01-27) sit well above the mid-range rounds visible elsewhere, while several smaller disclosed rounds cluster around the $1M–$8M level (e.g., Lexe $1M on 2025-11-20; NeuronX $1M on 2025-03-17; Rakurai $3M on 2025-03-11).
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