- Twenty One Capital secured an additional $100 million in investment, raising total funding to $685 million.
- aZen closed a $1.2 million seed round to expand its decentralized infrastructure for AI applications.
- Jump Crypto made an undisclosed investment in Securitize, supporting tokenized asset adoption.
- Savea raised $2.5 million to launch tokenized investment products backed by real-world assets.
- Dexari completed a $2.3 million seed round for its self-custodial wallet and trading app, built on Hyperliquid.
Twenty One Capital, a Bitcoin treasury backed by major firms, received an extra $100 million last month through the sale of convertible senior secured notes. This brings the company’s total investment to $685 million as it seeks to acquire large amounts of Bitcoin.
A spokesperson confirmed the increase in funding came after backers like Tether, Bitfinex, and Cantor Fitzgerald opted to purchase more convertible bonds. The company, led by CEO Jack Mallers, also announced it would launch a proof of reserves public ledger, allowing verification of its Bitcoin holdings.
“The company is launching proof of reserves, a public ledger that verifies its Bitcoin treasury holdings,” Mallers stated in a recent update. This move comes after Twenty One Capital revealed its plan to acquire billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin.
In other venture funding news, aZen, which builds decentralized networks for AI tasks to avoid supply chain issues, completed a $1.2 million seed round led by Waterdrip Capital. The platform has reported over 500,000 users and 80,000 active test nodes.
Jump Crypto made an undisclosed investment in Securitize, marking the tokenization company’s first investment since BlackRock.com/”>BlackRock’s $47 million allocation earlier this year. Securitize currently manages $4 billion in blockchain-based assets, mainly from BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund, known as BUIDL.
Savea, based in the United Kingdom, raised $2.5 million to launch investment tokens backed by physical assets such as wine, watches, and classic cars. This initiative aims to let investors buy the SAVW token, an asset-backed token stored through a partnership with DESAT.
Finally, Dexari secured $2.3 million in seed funding to expand its self-custodial crypto wallet and mobile trading app. The company intends to make the app available on major platforms such as the App Store and Play Store, aiming to simplify crypto trading. “Dexari is setting a new standard in crypto UX,” according to Lemniscap’s Roderik van der Graaf.
These funding rounds suggest continued venture capital interest in crypto, especially in asset tokenization and infrastructure projects. For more market data on tokenized assets, readers can visit RWA.xyz.
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