Funded Startups in Coral Gables
Across these 20 most recent entries for Coral Gables, the largest disclosed round is Ionic Digital’s $400M on 2026-06-26.
Across these 20 most recent entries for Coral Gables, the largest disclosed round is Ionic Digital’s $400M on 2026-06-26. The next-highest disclosed amounts cluster far lower (Canals at $35M on 2026-05-28; Shoma Group and The Calta Group both at $30M in 2025-08-06 and 2025-01-16), making the $400M figure an outlier that dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts in the list.
The rounds also concentrate in a short window: 2025 entries run from 2025-01-16 through 2025-10-13, with 2026 entries following the same late-spring pattern (2026-05-27 to 2026-06-26). Sector-wise, “Blockchain and Cryptocurrency” appears in 3 of the 20 rows (Ionic Digital, iQSTEL, Castle), while the financing classifications skew toward “Series Unknown” (9 of 20 rows) and “undisclosed” amounts show up 3 times (iQSTEL on 2025-07-09; Starfish on 2024-11-12; RIA Advisory on 2022-08-29). The oldest visible round is Aprende Institute’s $4M on 2020-10-07; the most recent is Ionic Digital on 2026-06-26.
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Frequently asked
How does the largest disclosed round in Coral Gables compare to the other disclosed amounts in this list?
Ionic Digital’s disclosed $400M round on 2026-06-26 is the only figure above $100M in the dataset shown; the next-largest disclosed amounts are $35M (Canals, 2026-05-28) and $30M (Shoma Group, 2025-08-06; The Calta Group, 2025-01-16), so the $400M value is a clear outlier versus the rest.
Are the deals clustered in time, or spread evenly across the full date range shown?
They cluster toward the recent end: the 2026 entries fall between 2026-05-27 and 2026-06-26 (Unlogic Games through Ionic Digital), while the broader 2025 run spans 2025-01-16 (The Calta Group) to 2025-10-13 (Surveill). By contrast, the earliest visible entry is 2020-10-07 (Aprende Institute, $4M), creating a long tail behind the dense recent period.
Which sectors look over-represented in these 20 rows, and what sectors show up only once?
“Blockchain and Cryptocurrency” is the most repeated sector here, appearing 3 times (Ionic Digital, iQSTEL, and Castle). Other sectors like Gaming (Unlogic Games, 2026-05-27), Education (Surveill is legal/finance, while Aprende Institute on 2020-10-07), and Biotechnology (Catalyst Pharmaceuticals on 2024-01-05, Adze Biotechnology on 2023-03-14) appear fewer times and do not match the frequency of the blockchain cluster.
How does the stage mix look, especially for “Series Unknown” versus named rounds?
“Series Unknown” dominates the classification set at 9 of 20 rows (for example, Ionic Digital at $400M on 2026-06-26 and Palla at $15M on 2025-05-07). Named stages appear less often (for instance, Canals is Series A at $35M on 2026-05-28 and PayCargo is Series C at $130M on 2022-06-15), and there are also entries with blank stage fields such as Achieve Miami (undisclosed amount, 2024-03-19) and Aprende Institute ($4M, 2020-10-07).
Are there any “undisclosed” or “undisclosed amount” records that create outlier analysis issues?
Yes: iQSTEL has an undisclosed amount on 2025-07-09, Starfish has an undisclosed amount on 2024-11-12, and RIA Advisory has an undisclosed amount on 2022-08-29. These three entries prevent a clean smallest/largest comparison across all rows, so disclosed outlier claims rely on the remaining 17 rows with dollar amounts.
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