Blockchain Capital is working to raise $700 million across two new investment funds designed to support the next phase of blockchain innovation. The fundraising effort includes the firm’s seventh early-stage fund, which will focus on experimental and newly launched projects, along with a separate growth fund targeting more mature companies that already show measurable traction.
The funding rounds are expected to close within six months, though sources indicate that portions of the capital are already being deployed into selected opportunities. The firm previously secured $1 billion for earlier investment vehicles and currently manages over $2 billion in assets under management, positioning it among the established investors in the digital asset sector.
Crypto Funding Activity Shows Mixed Market Trends
Recent data from Messari shows the average crypto fundraising deal size has increased nearly 50% over the past 30 days, even as overall monthly funding has slowed. Projects have raised roughly $466 million in April, compared with $3 billion recorded in March.
Institutional Deals Continue to Shape Capital Flows
Large transactions continue to dominate investment totals. For example, Core Scientific secured $1 billion in debt financing through Morgan Stanley, marking the largest deal of the month. Analysts note that while mega-rounds drive headline figures, most funding activity still occurs in deals below $10 million, with capital increasingly directed toward infrastructure and fintech platforms linking traditional finance with blockchain technology.
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