Funded Startups in Liechtenstein
Across the 8 most recent Liechtenstein-funded startups shown, the only disclosed round above $50M is Unizen’s $200M venture-series round (2022-06-27).
Across the 8 most recent Liechtenstein-funded startups shown, the only disclosed round above $50M is Unizen’s $200M venture-series round (2022-06-27). That outlier dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount in the table: Celestia’s $100M (2024-09-23), followed by Blocktrade’s $5M (2023-05-29) and LazyLedger’s $2M (2021-03-03).
The list also clusters by geography and time. Vaduz is the most frequent base (Celestia, Blocktrade, The Trading Pit, Tau, Unizen, Neufund), while Triesenberg (web3mine) and Triesen (Tau, plus Triesen for Tau specifically) appear less often. Temporally, rounds span from Neufund on 2020-12-14 to Celestia on 2024-09-23, with 5 of the 8 entries occurring between 2022-06-27 and 2023-12-20. Sector-wise, Financial Services appears 5 times (Blocktrade, The Trading Pit, Tau, Unizen, Neufund), and 5 of 8 rows use a “Series Unknown” classification, with 1 additional row marked “undisclosed” (Tau).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed rounds are the clear outliers in this Liechtenstein set?
Unizen’s $200M disclosed round on 2022-06-27 is the only amount above $50M. Celestia’s $100M on 2024-09-23 is the next-largest disclosed figure, while the remaining disclosed amounts are $10M or lower (e.g., The Trading Pit $10M on 2022-11-15; LazyLedger $2M on 2021-03-03).
Is there a city or headquarters concentration pattern in the most recent entries?
Vaduz dominates the geography in this slice: Celestia, Blocktrade, The Trading Pit, Tau, Unizen, and Neufund are all listed in Vaduz. The other locations—Triesenberg (web3mine) and Triesen (Tau is also listed as Triesen for the Tau row)—are limited compared with Vaduz’s frequency.
How tightly do these rounds cluster by date, and what are the temporal edges?
The dated entries run from 2020-12-14 (Neufund) to 2024-09-23 (Celestia). Five of the eight rounds fall between 2022-06-27 (Unizen) and 2023-12-20 (web3mine), suggesting a dense mid-window compared with the earlier (2020–2021) entries.
Does stage information skew toward unknown classifications?
Series Unknown appears in 5 of the 8 rows (e.g., Celestia 2024-09-23; Blocktrade 2023-05-29; Blocktrade is also Series Unknown; The Trading Pit 2022-11-15; web3mine 2023-12-20; Neufund 2020-12-14). Tau is the only row marked “undisclosed” (2022-11-01), while named stages are fewer: Seed for web3mine (2023-12-20) and LazyLedger (2021-03-03), and Series A for Tau (2022-11-01).
Which sector dominates this list, and how does the sector mix relate to the largest disclosed amounts?
Financial Services appears in 5 of the 8 entries (Blocktrade 2023-05-29 at $5M; The Trading Pit 2022-11-15 at $10M; Tau 2022-11-01 at undisclosed; Unizen 2022-06-27 at $200M; Neufund 2020-12-14 at $4M). The two largest disclosed rounds also sit within Financial Services (Unizen $200M and Celestia is listed as Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, the next category).
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