June marked the best month for crypto fundraising in over 3 years. More than $2.5 billion in capital was deployed by VCs. Let's break down the largest deals 🧵 ➣ @Kalshi: $185m Kalshi is a US-based prediction market that recently expanded to blockchain. It's the first CFTC-regulated prediction market platform. ➣ @BitDigital_BTBT: $150m Bit Digital, formerly a Bitcoin mining company, has transitioned to focus on Ethereum staking and treasury operations. ➣ @digitalassetcom: $135m Digital Asset is the creator of the Canton Network, a public Layer 1 blockchain with institutional privacy. They offer enterprise products and services for rapid institutional-grade tokenization. ➣ @eigenlayer: $70m Eigen integrates blockchain verification into real-world applications, enabling developers to create apps, agents, and AVSs that securely verify any input, data, or event. ➣ @zama_fhe: $57m The Zama confidential blockchain protocol enables confidential smart contracts on top of any L1 or L2 using FHE. ➣ @HypernativeLabs: $40m Hypernative is a cybersecurity platform purpose-built for Web3 applications, offering real-time threat detection, monitoring, and automated response across blockchain ecosystems. ➣ @yupp_ai: $33m Yupp is a consumer-facing AI evaluation platform that lets users compare outputs from multiple AI models side by side, earn rewards for feedback, and shape the future of AI systems. ➣ @turnkeyhq: $30m Turnkey simplifies private key management. Create wallets, sign transactions, and automate on-chain actions all with one API. ➣ @Noah_HQ: $22m Noah offers seamless, API-powered cross-border payments using stablecoins. ➣ @OneBalance_io: $20m OneBalance is an infrastructure platform designed to simplify the DeFi experience by implementing chain abstraction. Hope you enjoyed this post and found some new VALUABLE information. If you wanna support me, I'd appreciate a like, reply, and RT <3