Crypto venture capital landscape has become The decisive pivot back to Bitcoinmainly driven by its success as an institutional asset.
As Auxiliary device reportemerging Bitcoin (BTC) The Defi industry attracted $175 million in 32 VC transactions in the first half of this year. at the same time, Bitcoin Finance Company Billions of dollars are injected into the market by acquiring BTC’s long-term strategic reserves.
Aside from Bitcoin, several regular VC themes remained prominent in July. Investors continue to support startups in tokenization, Stablecoin infrastructure and settlement technology.
This version of VC Roundup looks to go beyond Bitcoin and can explore the broader trends that shape crypto venture capital in July.
Inveniam works with Mantra to promote the adoption of institutional RWA in the UAE and the U.S.
Inveniam Capital, a decentralized data infrastructure provider, has invested $20 million in the Layer 1 blockchain spell to bring institutional-level real-world assets (RWAS) to the blockchain and provides asset reporting and surveillance.
The two companies say this partnership could significantly increase the total value on the spell chain (TVL) and promote compliance tokenization at this time. RWA adoption is expanding rapidly.
As part of the transaction, Inveniam will integrate data sovereignty and asset monitoring capabilities into the spell blockchain, enabling more advanced DEFI applications and regulatory-level transparency.
The partnership aims to expand institutional access to the RWA ecosystem in the United States and the United Arab Emirates. According to Boston Consulting Group, industry research cited by Inveniam predicts that the RWA market could reach a valuation of $18.9 trillion in a decade. Other estimates suggest that chances may be Up to $30 trillion As more and more traditional financial institutions enter the space.
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Tether-centric stable blockchain raises $28 million to drive USDT adoption
Stable, layer 1 blockchain network built around Tether’s USDT (USDT), has raised $28 million in seed funding rounds to expand its infrastructure and accelerate global USDT adoption. This pay raise is in the growing support of stable regulatory clarity.
The round attracted support from many notable investors, including Bitfinex, Hack VC, Franklin Templeton, Castle Island Ventures, Susquehanna Crypto, Kucoin Ventures and several Angel Investors.
Stable is called “StableChain” and is designed to prioritize payment simplicity and instant transactions. This project cited the recent pass American Genius Law As a key regulatory milestone supporting Stablecoin growth, especially in payment infrastructure.
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Spiko raises $22 million to expand access to token assets
French FinTech Spiko, known for her dedication Take Us and EU T-Bill Money Market Fund For European investors, $22 million has been raised in a Series A financing led by Index Ventures and participated from White Star Capital, Blockwall, and others.
The new capital will support Spiko’s mission to expand access to tokenized money markets and help close the gap between Europe and the United States in digital asset adoption. Spiko has processed more than $900 million in working capital to date and is expected to manage more than $1 billion.
Stablecoin Bank Startup Closes $12.5M Series A
Dakota, a commercial banking platform built on Stablecoin infrastructure, raised $12.5 million in a Coinfund-led game and received additional support from 6th-man Ventures and Triton Ventures.
Founded by former Coinbase custody CEO Ryan Bozarth, Dakota aims to provide global banking services powered by digital dollars, with promises faster payments and more efficient cross-border transactions. The platform has been listed on more than 500 companies, leveraging the Stablecoin technology behind the scenes.
The salary increase is a global stable market value of $268 billion, expectation of recent past growth Genius Bill.
Breyer Capital leads $5 million Jarsy to raise
Digital investment platform Jarsy has raised $5 million in a round of prepaid funding funding led by Breyer Capital, with participation from Mysten Labs, Eigenlayer, Moonpay, Anchorage Digital and other venture capital backers.
Jarsy provides retail investors with access to the IPO private equity market through tokenized stocks, with the lowest investment price being only $10. These token equity opportunities are fully supported by the real shares in detention. Users can use USDC and other stablecoins to fund their investments (USDC).
Funds will be used to expand Jarsy’s product offerings with a focus on enhancing global compliance and expanding its select private equity opportunities.
Bridgeport receives $3.2 million in funding to expand settlement network
The non-exchange settlement layer Bridgeport raised $3.2 million in seed funding, with participation from Virtu, XBTO, blockchain founder, Humla Ventures and Fun Fair Ventures.
Bridgeport provides middleware that connects crypto exchanges, trading companies and custodians to improve capital allocation and settlement efficiency. The platform is now live on Amazon Web Services and is actively joining the exchange and hosting community to expand its reconciliation network.
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