Series A Funded Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Startups
The 50 most recent Series A rounds in blockchain and cryptocurrency span January 2024 through October 2025, with disclosed sizes running from $500K (ThoreC…
The 50 most recent Series A rounds in blockchain and cryptocurrency span January 2024 through October 2025, with disclosed sizes running from $500K (ThoreCoin, Bengaluru) to $55M (Chaos Labs, New York). San Francisco and New York each anchor eight companies in this dataset — Portal to Bitcoin raised $50M in August 2025 from SF, while Chaos Labs, Renzo, and Turnkey represent the New York cohort. Paris stands out as the leading non-US hub, with Spiko ($22M, July 2025), Dfns ($16M, December 2024), Usual Labs ($10M, December 2024), and Kriptown ($5M, October 2024) all closing rounds within a nine-month window.
Activity extends further to Singapore (Bitlayer, Initia Labs, Particle Network), Sydney, Brisbane, London, Tel Aviv, Berlin, and Dubai. Two companies — Orionx (Chile) and Bainox (Switzerland) — did not disclose round amounts.
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What are the largest Series A rounds in this dataset?
Chaos Labs (New York) raised $55M in August 2024 and Portal to Bitcoin (San Francisco) raised $50M in August 2025 — the two rounds above $40M. Meanwhile (Hamilton, Bermuda) closed at $40M in April 2025, Movement Labs (San Francisco) at $38M in April 2024, and M^0 Labs (Berlin) at $35M in June 2024.
Which cities account for the most Series A blockchain companies here?
San Francisco and New York are tied at eight companies each. Paris follows with four — Spiko, Dfns, Usual Labs, and Kriptown — all closing between October 2024 and July 2025. Singapore has three (Bitlayer, Initia Labs, Particle Network), and Chicago produced two in 2025 alone: Coinflow Labs and GigaStar.
What does a typical round size look like for a Series A in this segment?
Among the 48 disclosed amounts, $8M is the single most common figure, shared by seven companies including Tally, Mountain Protocol, Switchboard, WeatherXM, and Helika. The range is wide: ThoreCoin (Bengaluru) closed at $500K while Chaos Labs closed at $55M, reflecting significant variance in business model maturity.
How strong is European activity in Series A blockchain funding?
Paris alone accounts for four of the 50 companies, making it the most active single non-US city. Adding London (Irys), Berlin (M^0 Labs), Zug (Validation Cloud), Warsaw (RedStone), Düsseldorf (retraced), and Luxembourg (STOKR) brings the visible European count to at least 10 companies across six countries.
Are there any non-traditional markets represented in this list?
NexBridge Digital Financial Solutions is headquartered in San Salvador, El Salvador, and closed an $8M round in July 2025. Orionx is based in Las Condes, Chile (June 2025, undisclosed amount), WeatherXM raised $8M from Athens, and ThoreCoin raised $500K from Bengaluru — illustrating genuine global distribution beyond the usual US and Western European hubs.
What are the most recent closings in this group?
Coinflow Labs (Chicago) closed a $25M round on October 6, 2025, followed by Lava (San Francisco) at $18M on October 1, 2025, and GigaStar (Chicago) at $6M on September 14, 2025. Portal to Bitcoin's $50M close on August 28, 2025 was the largest round in the trailing 60 days.
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