According to incomplete statistics from Odaily Planet Daily, from November 3 to November 9, 2025, there were a total of 10 financing events disclosed in the global blockchain sector, a slight increase from 8 in the previous week. The total amount of financing reached $100 million, a significant increase from $59.4 million in the previous week.
Among them, the largest single financing was completed by the crypto infrastructure company Commonware, which raised $25 million, followed by the cryptocurrency trading application Fomo, which completed a $17 million Series A financing.
The following are the specific financing events (Note: 1. Sorted by the disclosed amount; 2. * indicates traditional companies involved in blockchain-related businesses): 
Crypto infrastructure Commonware completes $25 million financing, led by Tempo
On November 7, crypto infrastructure company Commonware announced the completion of a $25 million financing round, led by Tempo. Commonware founder Patrick O'Grady declined to disclose other investors involved in this financing, only stating that the company is committed to developing open-source code to help others launch their own blockchain projects.
Cryptocurrency trading application Fomo completes $17 million Series A financing, led by Benchmark
On November 6, cryptocurrency trading application Fomo announced the completion of a $17 million Series A financing round, led by Benchmark. To date, the company's total financing has reached $19 million. It is reported that Fomo was launched in May this year, enabling quick account opening and trading through the integration of Apple Pay. The platform supports cross-chain trading of millions of crypto assets, charges a 0.5% transaction fee, and waives gas fees, while also incorporating social features that allow users to track others' trading strategies.
On November 3, Donut Labs announced the completion of a $15 million seed round financing, with participation from BITKRAFT, Makers Fund, Sky9 Capital, Altos Ventures, and Hack VC. To date, the company's total financing has reached $22 million. The company is developing Donut Browser, an AI-driven "proxy" browser that can automatically execute cryptocurrency trades, perform risk analysis, and execute on-chain strategies.
P2P Bitcoin trading protocol Rift completes $8 million financing, with participation from Paradigm
On November 8, the P2P Bitcoin trading protocol Rift announced it has secured $8 million in financing from Paradigm to promote native Bitcoin trading on Ethereum and other platforms.
Standard Money completes $8 million strategic round financing, led by Yzi Labs
On November 3, Standard Money, the developer of the stablecoin USDsd based on the BNB Chain, announced the completion of an $8 million strategic round financing, led by Yzi Labs, with participation from Gate.io, Crypto.com, and Animoca Brands. The new funds will be used to support the launch of Standard Money's mainnet and expand its liquidity partnerships and global operations.
Arx Research completes $6.1 million seed round financing, led by Castle Island Ventures
On November 6, hardware and software company Arx Research announced the completion of a $6.1 million seed round financing, led by Castle Island Ventures, with participation from Inflection, Placeholder, Seed Club Ventures, and 1kx. Arx Research co-founder and CEO Cameron Robertson stated that this round of financing used a SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) structure but did not disclose the financing timeline or post-money valuation. The new funds will support the launch of a handheld sales terminal device that integrates digital assets with traditional payments.
Harmonic completes $6 million seed round financing, led by Paradigm
On November 5, Solana infrastructure startup Harmonic announced the completion of a $6 million seed round financing, led by Paradigm. It is reported that this round of financing also includes angel investments from undisclosed "key stakeholders in Solana," but specific investor information has not yet been disclosed.
On November 7, cross-chain infrastructure startup Sprinter, founded by Ethereum developers, completed a $5.2 million seed round financing, led by Robot Ventures, with participation from A Capital, Atka Capital, Topology, and Uniswap Labs Ventures. Several well-known angel investors also participated, including Ameen Soleimani from 0xbow and Eva Beylin from Optimism.
Kyo Finance completes $5 million Series A financing, led by Castrum Istanbul and others
On November 8, Kyo Finance announced the completion of a $5 million Series A financing, with a valuation of $100 million. This round of financing was led by Castrum Istanbul, TBV, and BZB Capital.
The core goal of the protocol is to establish a single liquidity layer to eliminate the chain boundaries and complexities in decentralized finance (DeFi).
Zynk completes $5 million seed round financing, with participation from Coinbase Ventures
On November 4, the stablecoin cross-border payment infrastructure platform Zynk announced the completion of a $5 million seed round financing, led by Hivemind Capital, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, Alliance DAO, Transpose Platform VC, Polymorphic, Tykhe Ventures, and Contribution Capital. This round of financing was completed in August this year under a SAFE agreement.
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