Funded Startups in Liechtenstein
Among the nine Liechtenstein-funded entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Celestia’s $100M on 2024-09-23.
Among the nine Liechtenstein-funded entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Celestia’s $100M on 2024-09-23. That amount is an outlier relative to the rest of the disclosed figures, where several rounds cluster in the single-digit millions (e.g., Neufund’s $4M on 2020-12-14, Blocktrade’s $5M on 2023-05-29, and web3mine’s $6M on 2023-12-20) and where only one other disclosed round sits at $200M (Unizen, 2022-06-27), well above most others.
The list also concentrates around the Vaduz area and around blockchain-linked themes: multiple companies are based in Vaduz (Celestia 2024-09-23 $100M; Blocktrade 2023-05-29 $5M; The Trading Pit 2022-11-15 $10M; Unizen 2022-06-27 $200M; Neufund 2020-12-14 $4M), while Triesen/Triesenberg/Triesenberg entries include STATELY (Triesen, 2026-04-01, $60K) and web3mine (Triesenberg, 2023-12-20, $6M). Stage labeling is uneven, with five of nine entries showing “Series Unknown” (Celestia, Blocktrade, The Trading Pit, Unizen, and Tau) plus one “undisclosed” amount (Tau, 2022-11-01). Temporally, the displayed rounds span 2020-12-14 through 2026-04-01, with the most recent entry being STATELY’s 2026-04-01 pre-seed ($60K).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round among these Liechtenstein entries, and how does it compare to the rest?
Unizen’s $200M round on 2022-06-27 is the largest disclosed amount shown, dwarfing other disclosed rounds such as Celestia’s $100M (2024-09-23) and The Trading Pit’s $10M (2022-11-15). Several other disclosed rounds fall into the $2M–$6M band (Neufund $4M on 2020-12-14; web3mine $6M on 2023-12-20; Blocktrade $5M on 2023-05-29).
Are any cities over-represented, and do any towns repeatedly appear across different companies and sectors?
Vaduz appears repeatedly across multiple sectors: Celestia (Blockchain; 2024-09-23; $100M), Blocktrade (Financial Services; 2023-05-29; $5M), The Trading Pit (Financial Services; 2022-11-15; $10M), Unizen (Financial Services; 2022-06-27; $200M), and Neufund (Financial Services; 2020-12-14; $4M). By contrast, non-Vaduz locations include Triesen/Triesenberg for STATELY (Triesen; 2026-04-01; $60K) and web3mine (Triesenberg; 2023-12-20; $6M), and Triesen for Tau (2022-11-01; undisclosed).
Which rounds are closest to the most recent date, based on the dates shown?
The most recent round is STATELY’s pre-seed on 2026-04-01 ($60K). Within the immediately preceding year from the dataset’s latest point, no other entries fall after 2025-04-01; the next-latest is Celestia on 2024-09-23 ($100M), followed by web3mine on 2023-12-20 ($6M).
What stage and disclosure mix dominates—how many entries are “Series Unknown” or undisclosed?
Five of nine entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (Celestia 2024-09-23 $100M; Blocktrade 2023-05-29 $5M; The Trading Pit 2022-11-15 $10M; Tau 2022-11-01 is “Series A” but the amount is undisclosed; Unizen 2022-06-27 is “Venture - Series Unknown”). Separately, one entry has an “undisclosed” amount: Tau on 2022-11-01 (Financial Services, Triesen), which prevents it from participating in disclosed-size comparisons.
Are any sectors clustered, and which sectors appear most often in this slice?
Financial Services and Blockchain and Cryptocurrency both appear multiple times across the nine entries. Financial Services shows up in Blocktrade (2023-05-29; $5M), The Trading Pit (2022-11-15; $10M), Tau (2022-11-01; undisclosed), Unizen (2022-06-27; $200M), and Neufund (2020-12-14; $4M), while Blockchain and Cryptocurrency appears in STATELY (2026-04-01; $60K) and Celestia (2024-09-23; $100M). The remaining sectors are Internet Services (web3mine, 2023-12-20; $6M) and Other (LazyLedger, 2021-03-03; $2M).
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