According to incomplete statistics from Odaily Planet Daily, from September 1 to 7, 2025, there were a total of 11 financing events disclosed in the global blockchain sector, a decrease from 20 in the previous week, with a total financing amount of $139 million, significantly down from $278 million the previous week.
The project with the highest single financing amount this week was the artificial intelligence blockchain startup Kite, which completed a $33 million financing; followed by the venture capital firm White Star Capital, whose fund completed its first round of $25 million financing.
The following are the specific financing events (Note: 1. Sorted by disclosed amount; 2. Excludes fund raising and merger events; 3. * indicates "traditional" companies involved in blockchain in some capacity): 
Kite AI Completes $33 Million Financing, Led by PayPal and General Catalyst
On September 3, according to Fortune magazine, the artificial intelligence blockchain startup Kite announced the completion of a total of $33 million in financing, with the latest Series A financing amounting to $18 million, led by PayPal and General Catalyst, with participation from 8 VC, Samsung Next, SBI US Gateway Fund, Vertex Ventures, Hashed, HashKey Capital, Dispersion Capital, Alumni Ventures, Avalanche Foundation, GSR Markets, LayerZero, Animoca Brands, Essence VC, and Alchemy.
On September 4, venture capital firm White Star Capital announced that its fund has completed its first round of $25 million financing, led by Fonds de solidarité FTQ, with a target fundraising amount of $50 million. Currently, White Star Capital has early growth funds and a digital asset fund focused on crypto and blockchain startups. In February of this year, it participated in the Series A financing of the AI blockchain risk management platform Lockchain.ai and has previously invested in crypto lending platforms Ledn and Trident Digital Group.
On September 3, stablecoin infrastructure company Utila completed $22 million in financing, led by Red Dot Capital Partners, with participation from Nyca, Wing VC, DCG, and Cerca Partners. Utila provides a digital asset operation platform for enterprises, with clients including payment service providers and new banks.
Aria Completes $15 Million Seed and Strategic Round Financing, Led by Polychain Capital
On September 4, according to official news, the asset chain platform Aria, based on the Story Protocol, announced the completion of $15 million in seed and strategic round financing, co-led by Polychain Capital and Neoclassic Capital, with participation from the Story Protocol Foundation. It is reported that this financing combined equity and token warrants, valuing Aria at $50 million. Aria focuses on music IP tokenization, and its first APL token has been launched, allowing holders to earn music copyright revenue through staking.
On-chain Video AI Model Everlyn Completes $15 Million Financing, with Participation from Mysten Labs
On September 1, the on-chain video AI model Everlyn announced the completion of $15 million in financing, with participation from Mysten Labs, Baseline, Selini Capital, Nesa, Aethir Cloud, ionet, MH Ventures, etc. This round of financing has valued the project at $250 million. The project aims to build on-chain video for movies.
Digital Asset Custody Company Tangany Completes €10 Million Series A Financing
On September 7, Munich-based digital asset custody service provider Tangany announced the completion of €10 million in Series A financing, led by Baader Bank, Elevator Ventures (a venture capital firm under Raiffeisen Bank International), and Heliad AG's digital asset investment firm Heliad Crypto Partners, with participation from HTGF and Nauta Capital. The company is currently regulated by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) and provides custody services for crypto trading platforms such as eToro and Bitvavo.
On September 5, tokenized asset management platform Plural announced the completion of $7.13 million in seed round financing, led by Paradigm, with participation from Maven 11, Volt Capital, and Neoclassic Capital, bringing the total financing amount to nearly $10 million. Plural is building financial infrastructure for the electronic economy. Through tokenization and smart contract automation technology, Plural transforms real-world energy assets such as solar energy, batteries, and data centers into scalable, programmable investment products.
Wildcat Labs Completes $3.5 Million Seed Round Financing, Led by Robot Ventures
On September 5, Wildcat Labs, the developer of the lending protocol Wildcat, announced the completion of $3.5 million in seed round financing, led by Robot Ventures, with participation from Triton Capital, Polygon Ventures, Safe Foundation, Hyperithm, Hermeneutic Investments, Kronos Research, and several angel investors, including Joey Santoro, founder of the Fei protocol, Charles Cooper, a core contributor to Vyper, and Andrew Koller, founder of Ink.
On September 7, Egyptian blockchain fintech company Munify announced the completion of $3 million in seed round financing, with strategic investment from BYLD and Digital Currency Group (DCG), the parent company of Grayscale. The company uses blockchain technology to provide instant sending and receiving services in multiple currencies for individuals and businesses and has launched a virtual card supported by stablecoins. Its business currently covers the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, and member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). The new funds will be used to expand into other markets and to grow its compliance team.
Crypto-native Game Studio GLHF Completes $2.3 Million Financing, Led by 1 confirmation
On September 3, crypto-native game studio GLHF announced the completion of $2.3 million in financing, led by 1 confirmation, with participation from several angel investors from the cryptocurrency field. The new funds are intended to expand the scale of its flagship crypto game Gigaverse and to develop new game features.
MAIGA Completes $2 Million Strategic Financing, with Participation from Amber Group
On September 4, the AI agent platform MAIGA announced the completion of $2 million in strategic financing, with participation from Amber Group, Red Beard Ventures, IBC Group, TBV Ventures, and Chainlink. It is reported that the company is building AI agents for DeFi and cryptocurrency, using MCP, TEE, and Multimodal technology, and deploying AI agent launch pads on the BNB chain.
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