The week of December 14-20, 2025, recorded $335.1 million in crypto VC funding across 18 projects. As per the data, RedotPay’s $107 million Series B round led aThe week of December 14-20, 2025, recorded $335.1 million in crypto VC funding across 18 projects. As per the data, RedotPay’s $107 million Series B round led a
Crypto VC Funding: RedotPay leads with $107m, Fuse bags $70m
The week of December 14-20, 2025, recorded $335.1 million in crypto VC funding across 18 projects.
As per the data, RedotPay’s $107 million Series B round led a year-end funding period. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of this week’s crypto funding activity as per Cryptofundraising data:
RedotPay
- Raised $107 million in a Series B round
- RedotPay is a Hong Kong-based stablecoin payment fintech firm
- Investment was backed by Goodwater Capital, Pantera, and Blockchain Capital
- The project has raised $194 million so far
Fuse (Project Zero)
- Fuse secured $70 million in a Series B round
- Fully diluted valuation of $5 billion
- Investors include Lower Carbon and Balderton Capital
- The project has raised $160 million so far
METYA
- Raised $50 million in a Strategic round
- Metya is an AI-driven Web3 dating platform
- Investment was Backed by Century United Holdings Group, Castrum Capital, and Zibra Capital
Olea
- Olea gathered $30 million in a Series A round
- Olea is a fully digital trade finance platform
- Investors include BBVA, XDC, and The Dock
Projects under $15 million funding
- DAWN (Andrena), $13 million in a Series B round
- ETHGAS, $12 million in a seed round
- YO Protocol (YO Labs), $10 million in a Series A round
- Speed, $8 million in an unknown round
- SocialGood, $5.6 million in a Series B round
- HolmesAI, $5 million in a strategic round
- worm wtf, $4.5 million in an unknown round
- Harbor DEX, $4.2 million in a seed round
- Football Fun, $3 million in a public sale
- Space, $3 million in a seed round
- Strata, $3 million in a seed round
- Rainbow, $3 million in a public sale with a $100 million fully diluted valuation
- DeepBook AI, $2 million in an unknown round
- Moto, $1.8 million in a pre-seed round
Read last week’s VC funding coverage here.
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