From November 23 to November 29, the crypto market saw a total of 25 investment and financing events, including 10 in DeFi, 5 in infrastructure, 4 in gaming, 2 in social, 2 in CeFi, 1 in crypto cards, and 1 in enterprise blockchain.

This week, there were 4 financing events exceeding ten million dollars:

• The synthetic USD stablecoin USDX completed a round of financing totaling $45 million, with investors including NGC Ventures and UOB Venture.

• The blockchain-based interbank payment network Partior completed a $20 million Series B financing round, with Deutsche Bank as the investor.

• The DAG-based and EVM-compatible blockchain U2U Network completed a financing round of $13.8 million, with investors including Kucoin Ventures and Cointelegraph.

• The Web3 experience infrastructure Balance completed a financing round of $10 million, with investors including Animoca Brands and Amber Group.

This week, the investment and financing activity in the crypto market has increased, with 10 events in DeFi and 5 in infrastructure. The synthetic USD stablecoin USDX secured the largest financing amount of the week, totaling $45 million.

The investment and financing projects this week are sorted by financing amount as shown in the image below:

DeFi

1. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 29, USDX completed a financing round of $45 million, with investors including NGC Ventures and UOB Venture. USDX (USDX.Money) is a synthetic USD stablecoin built for the crypto ecosystem. It provides a crypto-native stablecoin solution that does not rely on traditional banking infrastructure, offering patience, scalability, and high stability.

2. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 28, Margarita Finance completed a $1 million pre-seed financing round, with investors including Tomahawk VC and G-20 Group. Margarita Finance redefines DeFi by introducing customizable yield boosters to the Solana blockchain. The platform allows users to create and execute personalized derivative contracts, offering higher yields than traditional stablecoin staking through customized risk-return configurations.

3. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 28, Cega completed an undisclosed amount of merger financing, with investors not disclosed. Cega is a decentralized alternative derivatives protocol that builds exotic options structured products for retail investors, which can generate exceptional returns and provide built-in protection against market downturns.

4. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 28, Astherus completed an undisclosed amount of strategic financing, with Binance Labs as the investor. Astherus is building a comprehensive dApp ecosystem for re-staked assets such as LST and LRT. User assets not only earn minimum returns - users can use them to trade spot and derivatives, yield farm stablecoins, earn strategies, and more. By giving utility to re-staked assets, Astherus can scale the utilization of re-staked assets and maximize user profits.

5. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 27, Avant completed a $6.5 million seed financing round, with investors including SuperLayer and Avalaunch. Avant is a DeFi platform founded in June 2024, with a mission to create a more inclusive financial system through DeFi-driven stable value tokens. The platform launched the stable value token avUSD and its staking yield token savUSD.

6. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 27, OpenDelta completed an undisclosed amount of financing, with investors including Anagram and Anatoly Yakovenko. OpenDelta is a delta-neutral, yield-bearing synthetic dollar protocol, whose flagship token USDO will maintain its dollar value by hedging the Bitcoin (BTC) collateral deposited by users.

7. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 26, Vanilla Finance completed an undisclosed amount of pre-seed financing, with investors including UOB Venture and ABCDE Capital. Vanilla Finance is a decentralized derivatives trading platform that offers leverage of up to 10,000 times and does not involve liquidation.

8. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 25, Tren Finance completed an undisclosed amount of seed financing, with investors including Contango Digital Assets and Maven Capital. Tren Finance is a liquidity platform for crypto long-tail assets. By supporting niche assets as collateral, Tren Finance aims to unlock higher capital efficiency for various crypto assets.

9. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 25, Kernel completed a $1 million financing round, with Binance Labs as the investor. Kernel is the re-staking infrastructure for BNB. Through re-staking, Kernel will transform the security of BNB into programmable and attributable trust for various crypto applications, services, and middleware. Kernel's products also include the liquidity re-staking protocol Kelp on Ethereum and the RWA tokenized yield protocol Gain.

10. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 25, OpenTrade completed a $4 million expansion seed financing round, with investors including AlbionVC and a16z CSX. OpenTrade provides Web3 financial executives access to on-chain structured financial products backed by real-world financial assets. OpenTrade sources short-term, investment-grade risk-weighted assets through its global network of financial institutions, asset management companies, and B2B networks, and builds them into yield-generating on-chain financial products.

Infrastructure

1. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 28, U2U Network completed a $13.8 million financing round, with investors including Kucoin Ventures and Cointelegraph. U2U Network is a DAG-based and EVM-compatible blockchain focused on providing infinite scalability and on-demand decentralization.

2. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 28, PinGo completed an undisclosed amount of financing, with UFLY Labs as the investor. PinGo is an AI and DePin solution on the TON network, aimed at addressing the fragmentation and idleness of idle computing resources, providing a strong computational foundation for building AI models.

3. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 26, Datalayer completed an undisclosed amount of financing, with Connectico Capital as the investor. Datalayer is a Layer 1 blockchain and smart contract protocol that introduces a native chain (lightweight, user-owned parallel chain) to provide dedicated block space for users. It is designed for high-frequency, low-cost assets, specifically targeting areas such as artificial intelligence, DePIN, micropayments, and real-world assets (RWA).

4. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 26, Talus completed a $6 million financing round, with investors including Polychain and Foresight Ventures. Talus Network is a blockchain platform focused on decentralized artificial intelligence. The network leverages the powerful capabilities of Move, emphasizing security, speed, and an enhanced developer experience.

5. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 25, Pay.so completed an undisclosed amount of merger financing, with Request Finance as the investor. Pay.so is a payment platform that supports both cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies, allowing users to send cryptocurrencies and receive dollars, euros, or over 40 other global currencies.

Gaming

1. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 27, BRKT completed a $1.75 million seed financing round, with investors including Foresight Ventures and OrangeDAO. BRKT is a decentralized competition management protocol developed using Solidity smart contracts. It provides an innovative and secure way to create, manage, register, and distribute prizes to various types of competition participants.

2. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 26, N3MUS completed an $800,000 pre-seed financing round, with investors including Moonbeam and Arrington Capital. N3MUS is a Web3 gaming ecosystem designed to seamlessly integrate blockchain into mainstream games. This is achieved through its three main products, including N3MUS ID, a Web3 account abstraction wallet for game studios; N3MUS Tournaments, which allows players to participate in skill-based competitions and climb leaderboards for rewards; and a game hub for players to explore and engage with various games.

3. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 26, Balance completed a $10 million financing round, with investors including Animoca Brands and Amber Group. Balance is a Web3 experience infrastructure developed by the Epal team aimed at mass user adoption, dedicated to providing a smooth transition experience from Web2 to Web3 for users. Balance leverages its user traffic pool to bring transformation to multiple industries (especially social and gaming) by combining blockchain and AI technologies.

4. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 25, Qooverse completed an undisclosed amount of pre-seed financing, with investors including Paper Ventures and Animoca Brands. Qooverse is a Web3 gaming studio founded by veterans from Tencent and Goldman Sachs. Qooverse's mission is to redefine the interaction between the world and social gaming, leveraging the power of blockchain and deep integration with social media to deliver a gamified social experience. Qoomon is a fast-paced, win-to-earn mobile card game with an addictive gameplay loop.

Social

1. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 27, Rarimo completed a $2.5 million financing round, with investors including Vitalik Buterin and Nick White. Rarimo is a privacy-first social application that allows users to maintain privacy without losing historical operations, networks, and identities. Users can store passport data locally on their phones, self-publish their identities without permission, and anonymously generate ZKPs to prove their voting eligibility.

2. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 23, OceansGallerie completed an undisclosed amount of strategic financing, with Adaverse as the investor. OceansGallerie is an AI-based social aggregation platform built on the Sui Network and supported by Cetus.

CeFi

1. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 26, Liberty Road Capital completed an undisclosed amount of merger financing, with investors including Hilbert Group. Liberty Road Capital (LRC) focuses on digital derivatives trading and asset management. It employs data-driven strategies and proprietary AI technology to optimize market opportunities, supporting high-performance strategies for digital assets, including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Liberty Road Capital is regulated by the British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission and is a licensed investment manager (IBR/AIM/22/0725).

2. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 26, Schuman Financial completed a $7.36 million seed financing round, with investors including RockawayX and Faction. Schuman Financial is a stablecoin issuer that launched EURØP, a stablecoin backed by euros, aimed at simplifying global digital payments, on-chain foreign exchange trading, and tokenizing real-world assets. EURØP is fully pegged to the euro at a 1:1 ratio and backed by cash and cash equivalents, designed to leverage the growing demand for regulated stablecoins in Europe. Schuman Financial has obtained a stablecoin issuer license in France and is building an ecosystem around EURØP, including SEPA integration, banking channels, and custodial partnerships with tier-one global banks such as Société Générale.

Others

1. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 28, Bleap completed a $2.3 million pre-seed financing round, with investors including Ethereal Ventures and Maven11. Bleap is a debit card connected to wallets. With the Bleap card, users can now spend funds directly from any EVM non-custodial wallet without the hassle of withdrawing or locking/transferring on-chain balances.

2. According to ROOTDATA investment and financing data on November 27, Partior completed a $20 million Series B financing round, with Deutsche Bank as the investor. Partior is a payment clearing and settlement blockchain platform developed from the Ubin project, created by J.P. Morgan, DBS, and Temasek with the support of MAS, to achieve end-to-end atomic settlement in multiple currencies and replace sequential payment settlements.

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