Crypto Fundraising Rises With $210M Raised This Week: Hypernative, Yupp, and Others Led Investment Wave

The cryptocurrency industry experienced substantial fundraising events during this week, the 7th and 14^th of June 2025, with a sum of $210 million raised across 23 funding rounds. That is according to released today by crypto analyst Phoenix Group. Massive fundraising events came from the major three investment sectors, including Blockchain services, DeFi (decentralized finance), and game finance (GameFi) as reported by the data.

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Top 11 crypto fundraising events this week

Hypernative, a Web3 security firm with expertise in real-time threat prevention, topped the list. It raised $40 million in funding, which was led by Quantstamp and contributed by many other notable investors.   

AI startup Yupp took the second position as it raised the second-highest funding this week, totaling $33 million. The funding event was led by Venture capital giant Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), together with various veterans.

Turnkey, a cryptocurrency infrastructure firm, raised $30 million in a seed funding round led by Bain Capital Crypto and many other contributors.  

Moving down, Noah, a global payment network, raised $22 million in a funding round led by Local Globe, FJ Labs, Felin Capital, and several others.

Fifth on the list is OneBalance, a London-based crypto software firm, that raised $20 million from investors, including Mirana, Cyber Fund, Blockchain Capital, and many others.

Other major digital asset projects that raised significant amounts of funds this week include Blockchain Group at $11.2 million, Try Your Best (TYB) at $11 million, OpenTrade at $7 million, NuConstruct at $6 million, SOON at $5 million, and RISE at $5 million.

The crypto industry attracting capital for innovation

The data above indicates continuing investor optimism and growth in the cryptocurrency landscape, especially in the major sectors as highlighted.

The massive funds moving into the blockchain services sector show the continued growth of underlying infrastructure and devices that support the wider digital asset ecosystem. This suggests a commitment to enhance the foundational tech architecture and application of blockchain, which is essential for its long-term growth and effectiveness.

The data also shows robust funding flowing into the DeFi sector, suggesting continued interest in financial opportunities running in the decentralized finance sector, committed to serving users dissatisfied with TradFi. This signifies strong confidence in the continued growth of decentralized borrowing, lending, and trading networks.

Lastly, the data indicates significant money entering the Gamefi sector, suggesting the growing integration of gaming and blockchain. This suggests that investors have confidence in P2E models, NFT games, and advanced gaming experiences driven by blockchain.