Compiled: Golden Finance

Tabit Insurance completed a US$40 million financing, but the investors did not disclose it.

Tabit Insurance is a Barbados-based insurance company that offers property and accident insurance solutions that are fully backed by Bitcoin reserves. Tabit offers insurance policies denominated in USD while ensuring real-time transparency through blockchain verification. This innovative approach bridges the gap between digital assets and traditional insurance markets and provides alternative risk financing solutions.

Warlock Labs raised $8 million in seed rounds, with investors including Polychain Capital*, Greenfield Capital, TRGC, Reciprocal Ventures, Symbolic Capital (formerly Hyperedge Capital), Ambush Capital, Dean Eigenmann, and ivangbi.

Warlock is a full-chain clearing engine designed to improve the security and profitability of decentralized protocols by recycling maximum extractable value (MEV). Through advanced detection systems and optimized execution strategies, Warlock returns value to the protocol, increasing revenue and improving user experience.

De Charge raised $2.5 million in seed rounds, with investors including Lemniscap*, Colosseum, Daedalus, Escape Velocity, and Levitate Labs.

DeCharge is a global community-driven electric vehicle charging network based on Solana. It realizes decentralized charging pile ownership and profitability through a modular 7KW charging station, allowing anyone to host and operate the charging infrastructure. Users can transform electric vehicle charging into a scalable user-driven energy network through a blockchain-based platform positioning and using charging stations.

Tarta Labs (Spot Zero) raised $4.5 million in the seed first round, with investors including BITKRAFT Ventures*, The Spartan Group, Infinity Ventures Crypto (IVC), Hashkey Capital, and Gam3Girl Ventures.

Spot Zero is a 3D anime-style action role-playing game (ARPG) developed by Tarta Games, set in the vast continent where humans and monsters coexist. Players act as investigators, participate in dynamic battles, establish bonds with companions, and uncover the hidden truths of the world. The game integrates blockchain technology and is based on Arbitrum and Mantle operate, with extremely high community participation and over 6 million registered users.

Chronicle Labs raised $12 million in seed rounds, with investors including Strobe Ventures (former BlockTower Capital)*, Brevan Howard Digital, 6th Man Ventures (6MV), Galaxy Vision Hill, Robot Ventures, Gnosis, Andre Cronje, Stani Kulechov.

Chronicle Labs is a blockchain oracle provider that provides cost-effective, verifiable and decentralized data solutions for DeFi applications. Its Scribe technology reduces the Gas fee of Layer 1 network by more than 60%, and the Layer 2 network by more than 68%. Chronicle's oracle is not related to blockchain and can be deployed in public and enterprise ledgers, supported by a community consensus network of 22 validators, including entities such as Infura, Etherscan and MakerDAO.

Beraborrow raised $1 million through public sales, but the investors did not disclose it.

Beraborrow is a decentralized lending protocol within the Berachain ecosystem, and users can obtain interest-free loans by staking iBGT tokens. By minting NECT stablecoins, users can release liquidity without giving up on asset exposure. The platform integrates Proof of Liquidity (PoL) rewards, allowing collateral to continuously generate returns and effectively compensate borrowers. This mechanism improves capital efficiency and supports the development of Berachain's DeFi ecosystem.

KiloEx raised $750,000 through public sales, which the investor did not disclose.

KiloEx is a new generation of user-friendly perpetual contract DEX focusing on risk management and capital efficiency. Its platform provides lightning-fast trading and an intuitive trading experience, supports multiple trading pairs, while providing liquidity providers with risk-neutral positions and LP-friendly solutions.

Magpie Protocol raised $1.6 million through public sales, which the investor did not disclose.

Magpie Protocol is an exchange execution engine for traders, agents and dApps. It aggregates the liquidity of DEX, DeFi protocols and cross-chain bridges on more than 18 chains, optimizing transaction paths to provide better exchange prices and the best user experience.

Exchange Art was acquired by Bonk, and the amount was not disclosed.

Exchange Art is the leading digital art market on Solana, empowering creators and collectors to cast, buy, sell and auction 3D, AI, abstractionand photography and other categories of artwork. It promotes the economic development of Web3 creators with high-quality digital art and an active global community at its core.

Arcium (formerly Elusiv) raised $1 million in an angel round, and investors include Jordi Alexander, Joe McCann, WereMeow, Fedor Holz, and RunnerXBT.

Arcium is a decentralized confidential computing network that provides developers and applications with secure high-performance computing capabilities to handle sensitive data tasks. Through distributed architecture and multi-party computing (MPC), Arcium ensures data integrity and confidentiality, processing encrypted data at multiple nodes without exposing a complete dataset. Built on the Solana blockchain, Arcium provides flexible configuration options and seamlessly integrates with existing blockchain technologies to innovate how data is utilized for industries that rely on privacy and security, such as blockchain, healthcare and artificial intelligence.

Abound raised $14 million in financing, and investors include Near Foundation, Circle Ventures, and Times Internet.

Abound is a cross-border remittance and reward super application for people of Indian Americans. Relying on the support of The Times of India Group, it supports safe transfers to India, provides cash back at more than 4,000 Indian grocery stores, and provides exclusive brand offers to enhance the financial experience of the global NRI community.

Wave Wallet raised $100,000 through public sales, which the investor did not disclose.

Wave Wallet is a crypto wallet integrated into Telegram. It is built on the Sui blockchain and provides users with a seamless experience of accessing GameFi and DeFi applications. It serves as a launch platform for Sui applications, enhancing discoverability and accessibility while integrating gamification capabilities. Users can directly manage digital assets within Telegram, participate in games such as Ocean Game to earn OCEAN tokens, and explore various decentralized applications.

Stable Jack raised $1.3 million through public sales, which the investor did not disclose.

Stable Jack is the stablecoin center on the Avalanche network, providing three major products: interest-generating stablecoins, volatility AVAX tokens and stablecoin swap pools. Interest-generating stablecoins emphasize capital efficiency, no clearing risks and no centralized party risks; volatility AVAX tokens provide DeFi composability without funding fees or clearing risks; stablecoin swap pools support unilateral liquidity provision, providing extremely low slippage transactions for stablecoins, LST and LRTs, ensuring an efficient and safe trading environment.

Capx AI raised US$3.1 million, and investors include Manifold*, Luganodes*, Echo, P2 Venures (Polygon Ventures), Gate Labs, Stix, MH Ventures, Blue7, Cogitent Ventures, Autonomy Capital, Next Web Capital, Blockarm Capital, Mythos Venture Partners (MVP), Arcanum Capital, Sandeep Nailwal, Richard Ma, Amrit Kumar.

Capx is the Ethereum Layer 2 network, designed to empower users to build, monetize and trade AI agents. It provides a complete ecosystem including Capx chain, Capx super application and Capx cloud, facilitating the creation, deployment and exchange of AI-driven applications.

CoreSky raised $15 million in Series A financing, with investors including Tido Capital*, WAGMI Ventures, Parallel Ventures, Web3 Vision Fund, and Copilot Venture Studio.

CoreSky is a Web3 meme token incubation platform, where users can create, vote and launch meme coins. Participants can get $CSKY airdrops through the community-driven process of participating in the platform, promoting the development of viral meme projects.

Particle Network raised $1.3 million through public sales, which investors did not disclose.

Particle Network modular L1 chain abstract solution. The startup aims to address user and liquidity fragmentation issues with a common account. The main products include: modular smart wallet as a service, confidential zkStack, full-chain account abstraction and intent fusion protocol.

Game Informer was acquired by Gunzilla Games, and the amount was not disclosed.

Game Informer is a well-known electronic gaming magazine and website that provides in-depth coverage of the gaming industry, including news, reviews, previews and special topics.

Planetarium Labs (Immortal Rising 2) raised US$3 million, and investors include The Spartan Group, Planetarium, MARBLEX Corp., Immutable, Comma3 Ventures, Notch Ventures, 32bit Ventures, Sovrun, and Cristian Manea.

Planetarium Labs is a community-driven Web3 gaming company dedicated to decentralized contentand technology provide a future entertainment experience. Its development, "Immortal Rising 2", is a dark fantasy placement action RPG, where players play the immortals, fighting spreading evil in a world rich in detail.

OpenBlocks (former Blockpour) was acquired by Supra, and the amount was not disclosed.

OpenBlocks (formerly Blockpour) is a multi-chain data aggregation and analysis platform that provides real-time insights across the network DeFi market. It combines AI with blockchain infrastructure to automate cross-chain DeFi strategies and discover liquidity, pricing and trading opportunities. Users can monitor DeFi metrics and trends in a unified dashboard, simplifying complex operations and decision-making.

Cantina Royale was acquired by BoomLand, and the amount was not disclosed.

Cantina Royale is a free tactical arcade shooting game that can be played and earned while playing, combining Web2 game experience and Web3 blockchain technology. Players participate in intense online multiplayer battles and earn rewards using unique NFT characters. The game runs on the MultiversX blockchain, and the economic system is designed around $CRT tokens.

STUFF io (Book io) financing, the amount has not been disclosed, and the investor is Ingram Content Group.

Stuff.io is a platform for users to own, share, give away or resell digital content such as movies, music, e-books, audio books and podcasts. Through decentralized crypto assets (DEA) and media tokens, Stuff.io ensures that creators truly own the work and receive fair rewards, building direct connections between artists and audiences.

Request Finance financing, the amount has not been disclosed, and investors include Bpifrance, Balderton Capital, and XAnge VC.

Request Finance is a one-stop Web3 financial solution. Businesses, DAOs and freelancers use Request to manage and track crypto invoices, payrolls, and expenses quickly, securely and compliantly.

Rain raised $24.5 million in funding, and investors include Norwest Venture Partners*, Galaxy Digital, Latitude Capital, Thayer Ventures, Hard Yaka, Lightspeed, Coinbase Ventures, Canonical Crypto, CompoSecure, Goldcrest Capital, and BDMI.

Rain is a blockchain-based card issuance and stablecoin interoperability platform for Web3 teams, DAOs and protocols. As a businessman in Web3Rain allows the platform to issue customizable, globally accepted payment cards, realize seamless payment and fee management of digital assets, simplify financial operations and provide modern financial technology tools for the next generation of decentralized organizations.

Skate (SkateFi, former Range Protocol) raised $1 million through public sales, which the investor did not disclose.

Skate is a common application layer designed to enable decentralized applications (dApps) to run seamlessly in multi-chain networks such as Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), TON Virtual Machine (TON VM), and Solana Virtual Machine (Solana VM). By maintaining the unified cross-chain application status, Skate simplifies cross-chain interaction between users and developers, eliminates liquidity fragmentation and improves dApp deployment efficiency. Developed by SkateFi (formerly Range Protocol), the infrastructure supports on-chain fund managers.

Fragmetric raised $5 million in a strategic round of financing, with investors including RockawayX*, Robot Ventures, Amber Group, Hypersphere, and BitGo.

Fragmetric is a liquidity re-staking agreement based on Solana, aiming to enhance the security and economic growth of the Solana ecosystem. Get profits through the first liquidity re-staked token (LRT) and liquidity staked tokens. Use the token expansion function of to optimize staking and reward allocation, so that users can use fragSOL, and users can participate in DeFi to obtain profits while staking SOL and liquid staking tokens. Fragmetric uses Solana's token expansion capabilities to optimize staking, MEV and NCN/AVS reward distributions, enabling users to use fragSOL as collateral, provide liquidity or trade on DEX. The goal of this protocol is to build a strong restaking ecosystem through standardized LRT and community contributions.

Arcium (formerly Elusiv) raised $4 million through public sales, which investors did not disclose.

Arcium is a decentralized confidential computing network that empowers developers and applications to securely access high-performance computing resources to handle sensitive data tasks. Through distributed architecture and multi-party computing (MPC), Arcium ensures data integrity and confidentiality, processing encrypted data at multiple nodes without exposing a complete dataset. Built on Solana blockchain, Arcium provides flexible configuration options and is in line with existing blockchainsTechnology seamless integration, 0. Innovate how data is utilized for industries that rely on privacy and security (such as blockchain, healthcare and artificial intelligence).