The week of December 21-27, 2025, closed the year with $316.2 million in crypto funding across 8 visible projects.
Summary
- Crypto projects raised $316.2M in the final week of 2025 across eight deals.
- HashKey Group dominated funding with a massive $250M year-end raise.
- Finance and trading infrastructure attracted most investor attention to close 2025.
As per the data, HashKey Group’s $250 million raise dominated a year-end funding period that featured finance platforms and infrastructure development.
Finance and trading platforms led the majority of investor attention during this final week of the year.
Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of this week’s crypto funding activity as per Cryptofundraising data:
HashKey Group
- HashKey raised $250 million in an unknown round
- The firm has raised $380 million so far
Architect
- Secured $35 million in a Series A round
- Architect is a financial technology firm specializing in high-throughput, low-latency infrastructure
- The investment was backed by Miax, HGSA Capital, and Galaxy
- Gained +7 new investors
- Architect has raised $52 million so far
Octra
- Octra raised $20 million through public sale
- The project has raised $26 million so far
Funding Under $5 Million
- Coinbax, $4.2 million in a seed round
- easy.fun, $2 million in a seed round
- Otomato, $2 million in an unknown round
- HodlHer, $1.5 million in a strategic round
- Rocket, $1.5 million in a pre-seed round
Read last week’s VC funding coverage here.
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