Crypto VC Funding Dips in November, Bitcoin Yield Protocol Secures $5M
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Crypto venture funding in November 2025 remained subdued, with just 57 disclosed rounds according to RootData, marking one of the year’s lowest activity levels. Major raises like Revolut’s $1 billion and Kraken’s $800 million drove totals, but overall deal volume highlighted a cautious market amid broader economic pressures. Deal concentration: Funding skewed toward a handful of large rounds by established firms, reflecting investor selectivity in a cooling sector. 57 disclosed crypto funding deals in November, the weakest tally this year per RootData data. Sectors like centralized finance, DeFi, and NFT-GameFi dominated, with total funding influenced by high-profile raises totaling over $1.8 billion. Crypto venture funding in November 2025 hit lows with only 57 deals, driven by big raises. Discover key investments in onchain perpetuals, yield protocols, and Web3-AI. Stay informed on crypto’s funding trends today. What is the current state of crypto venture funding in November 2025? Crypto venture funding in November 2025 continued a pattern of muted activity, with deal counts reaching one of the lowest points of the year. According to data from RootData, only 57 funding rounds were disclosed, a significant drop from earlier periods, as investors focused on a select few large investments in mature projects. This trend underscores a broader slowdown in the sector, influenced by market conditions and heightened caution among venture capitalists. How did major raises impact November’s crypto funding totals? The November 2025 landscape for crypto venture funding was shaped by standout deals that propped up overall figures despite low volume. RootData reports highlight headline deals such as Revolut’s $1 billion round and Kraken’s $800 million raise in preparation for its initial public offering, which together accounted for a substantial portion of the month’s capital inflow. These investments, primarily in centralized finance platforms, illustrate investor preference for established entities amid volatility. Galaxy…
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