Funded Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Startups in Spain
Disclosed deal sizes in Spain’s blockchain and cryptocurrency startups are highly concentrated at the top: Fence’s $20M Series A (2026-04-29) is the larges…
Disclosed deal sizes in Spain’s blockchain and cryptocurrency startups are highly concentrated at the top: Fence’s $20M Series A (2026-04-29) is the largest disclosed amount in the 14 most recent rows, and it dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds ($35M for Bit2Me is the actual maximum disclosed amount; see FAQ). More broadly, only two disclosed rounds sit above $10M (Bit2Me $35M on 2025-08-07 and Fence $20M on 2026-04-29), while the remaining disclosed amounts cluster between $380K and $5M (e.g., Tookey.io $380K on 2024-10-15; Dedge Security $5M on 2025-06-02).
Geographically, listings skew toward large cities: Madrid and Barcelona each appear multiple times (e.g., Madrid entries include Iobuilders 2026-05-04 and Dedge Security 2025-06-02; Barcelona entries include Secrets Vault 2026-05-07 and Brickken 2026-03-31). Temporally, the newest set forms a tight band in 2026: 7 of the 14 rounds have 2026 dates, ranging from 2026-05-07 (Secrets Vault) to 2026-06-01 (Satolink). Across the dataset, disclosures are often incomplete: 4 rows are undisclosed ($0 amounts not shown), and 2 additional rows use “Series Unknown,” affecting the stage mix analysis.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Spain blockchain/crypto set, and how does it compare to other disclosed amounts?
Bit2Me’s $35M round (2025-08-07) is the largest disclosed amount in the 14 rows. It sits well above the next-largest disclosed rounds: Fence at $20M (2026-04-29) and then $5M at Dedge Security (2025-06-02), with most other disclosed amounts between $380K and $4M (e.g., Tookey.io $380K on 2024-10-15; Brickken $4M on 2026-03-31).
Is there a tight temporal cluster among the most recent rounds shown?
Yes. 7 of the 14 rows have 2026 round dates, all in a relatively narrow window from 2026-02-19 (Iqana) through 2026-06-01 (Satolink). The 2026 period also includes multiple entries in late April and early May: Fence (2026-04-29), Iobuilders (2026-05-04), and Secrets Vault (2026-05-07).
Which cities appear most, and do any cities show a clear concentration of listed activity?
Barcelona and Madrid dominate the geography. Barcelona appears repeatedly (e.g., Secrets Vault 2026-05-07, Brickken 2026-03-31, hello.app 2024-07-02), while Madrid also has multiple entries (e.g., Iobuilders 2026-05-04, Fence 2026-04-29, Dedge Security 2025-06-02). Other locations appear once each, such as Elche for Bit2Me (2025-08-07) and Tórtola for Scorefam (2024-05-05).
How complete are the stage disclosures in this list, and what does the stage mix look like among entries with known stages?
Stage information is incomplete in multiple ways: 4 rows show “undisclosed” amounts, and 2 rows are labeled “Series Unknown” (Iobuilders 2026-05-04; Bit2Me 2025-08-07; EthicHub 2025-02-23 also uses “Series Unknown,” making three in total). Among rows with explicit stage labels, Seed and Pre-Seed are common (e.g., Seed: Fence 2026-04-29, Brickken 2026-03-31, Dedge Security 2025-06-02; Pre-Seed: Iqana 2026-02-19, Satolink 2026-06-01), with fewer explicitly labeled Series A (Fence only in these rows).
Are there notable outliers in round size or deal reporting within this Spain blockchain/crypto cohort?
Yes on both fronts. Size-wise, Bit2Me’s $35M (2025-08-07) is a major high-end outlier relative to most other disclosed rounds (e.g., $540K for hello.app on 2024-07-02 and $1M for Iqana on 2026-02-19). Reporting-wise, several early entries have undisclosed amounts (Satolink 2026-06-01; Secrets Vault 2026-05-07; Union Avatars 2024-10-18; Scorefam 2024-05-05), creating a separate “unknown magnitude” cluster alongside the disclosed-size group.
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