Blockchain startups raised $150.9 million recently, with Partior’s $60 million Series B round leading the pack. This influx of capital came from 22 startups in various funding rounds, highlighting strong investor confidence in the crypto space.
Partior aims to enhance its global unified ledger for real-time interbank settlements. Major investors include J.P. Morgan, Standard Chartered, and Temasek. The funds will help Partior expand its network and integrate more currencies.
RedStone Oracles secured $15 million to advance its blockchain oracle solution, reducing gas fees for decentralized applications. The startup now supports over 100 clients and manages $4 billion in value.
SendBlocks, specializing in blockchain data management, raised $8.2 million. The funds will enhance its platform, which helps enterprises extract valuable blockchain insights.
Other notable fundraises include Tabi’s $16.1 million, ZAP’s $15 million, and Rome Protocol’s $9 million. These investments underscore the strategic importance of blockchain innovations in expanding and optimizing financial and data systems globally.
