一周融资速递 | 7家项目获投，已披露融资总额约4660万美元（12.25-12.31）

Odaily星球日报Published on 2024-01-01Last updated on 2024-01-01

Abstract

HIVE Digital Technologies宣布成功完成28,750,000加元募资。

经 Odaily星球日报不完全统计， 12 月 25 日-12 月 31 日公布的海内外区块链融资事件共 7 起，较上周数据（18 起）有所下降，已披露融资总额约为 4660 万美元，较上周数据（1.75 亿美元）大幅下降。

上周，获投金额最多的项目为矿企 HIVE Digital Technologies （2170 万美元）；Web3营销公司 Addressable  也紧随其后（1350 万美元）。

以下为具体融资事件（注： 1. 依照已公布金额大小排序；2. 不含基金募资及并购事件；3. *为部分业务涉及区块链的“传统”领域公司）：

HIVE Digital 宣布完成 2875 万加元融资，旨在扩大比特币挖矿规模

12 月 28 日，HIVE Digital Technologies 宣布成功完成 5, 000, 000 特别认股权的 5.00 加元买断私募融资，总募资 25, 000, 000 加元。承销商选择行使 15% 的额外特别认股权，总融资额增至 28, 750, 000 加元。融资将用于扩大比特币挖矿规模、运营资金和一般公司用途。承销商获得 6.0% 的现金佣金和相当于总认股权数 6.0% 的经纪人认股权。相关证券将受到四个月零一天的法定限制期的限制。

Web3营销公司 Addressable 完成 23 年第二轮融资，总融资额达 1350 万美元

12 月 25 日，Web3营销公司 Addressable 完成 23 年第二轮融资，总融资额达 1350 万美元，BITKRAFT Ventures 领投，Karatage、Viola Ventures、Fabric Ventures、Mensch Capital Partners、North Island Ventures 等参投。本次融资旨在增强其Web3增长套件，并将其服务扩展到新的网络和区块链。

去中心化存储平台 CESS 完成 800 万美元融资，HTX Ventures、Infinity Ventures Crypto 等参投

12 月 29 日，去中心化存储平台 Cumulus Encrypted Storage System(CESS)宣布完成 800 万美元融资，HTX Ventures、Infinity Ventures Crypto、DWF Labs、Mentha Partners、Vespertine Capital、Web3 Foundation、Singchain Investment、 7 O'Clock Capital、SolrDAO、FishDAO、OneBlock+、Winkrypto 和 Polkadot 生态研究院等参投。

据悉，CESS 既是一个区块链网络，也是一个去中心化存储系统。它允许文件存储在多个节点上并通过其哈希值进行识别。新资金将用于“推动技术进步，扩大全球业务，并加强 CESS 在去中心化基础设施领域的地位”。

Cosmos 生态 Eclipse Fi 融资 190 万美元，Big Brain Holdings、Momentum 6      等参投

12 月 27 日，Cosmos 模块化多链代币发行平台 Eclipse Fi 完成 190 万美元融资，Big Brain Holdings、Rarestone Capital、Momentum 6、NxGen、Crypto Banter、Cogitent Ventures、Token Metrics、Kyros Ventures、Faculty Group、Master Ventures、Ivan on Tech、Brian D Evans、Danish Chaundry 以及 Gainzy 等参投。TGE 已于 12 月 22 日进行。

据悉，Eclipse Fi 致力于解决 Launchpad 跨链用户体验和可持续性问题。这将通过智能账户和跨链架构等功能来实现，从而简化整个使用过程。

BRC 20.com 完成 150 万美元融资，UTXO Management 领投

12 月 29 日，BRC 20.com 宣布完成 150 万美元融资，Bitcoin Magazine 母公司 BTC Inc 资产管理部门 UTXO Management 领投，Zanshin Capital Management、Unbroken Chain、One Block Capital、Sora Ventures、OWL Ventures、Bitcoin Frontier Fund、Hamble 和 New Tribe Capital 等参投。
据悉，BRC 20.com 计划推出一款移动应用，允许用户用手机跨链、交易和质押 BRC-20 代币。

Sleepless AI 完成由 Folius Ventures 领投的新一轮融资

12 月 26 日，Sleepless AI 完成新一轮融资，Folius Ventures 领投。Sleepless AI 是 Binance MVB V 的获胜者，已获得 Binance Labs 和 Foresight Ventures 的投资。

Portal 完成新一轮融资，多位知名天使投资人参投

12 月 31 日，Portal 官方宣布已完成新一轮战略融资，具体金额暂未披露，苏富比副总裁兼数字艺术和 NFT 主管 Michael Bouhanna、MonnPay 联合创始人 Max Crown、 9 GAG CEO 9 gagceo、Pixelmon CEO GiulioX、Parallel 联合创始人 Kalos 等参投。

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