本周融资事件共计 20 笔，Web3 粉丝平台 Medallion 完成 1370 万美元 A 轮融资 | 投融资周报

foresightnewsPublicado em 2023-12-22Última atualização em 2023-12-22

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在投融资细分赛道中，本周工具基础设施领域较为活跃，DeFi 领域较为低迷。

据 Foresight News 统计，12 月 16 日至 12 月 22 日期间，加密市场共发生 20 笔投融资事件，其中工具和基础设施 8 笔、 DeFi 领域 2 笔、资管领域 3 笔、链游和 NFT 领域 3 笔、Web3 领域 4 笔。已披露投融资总金额约 0.73 亿美元，其中多笔融资项目未披露融资金额。

周级别已披露融资总额及融资笔数汇总图：

本周投融资项目按融资金额排序如下图：

本周千万级美元融资共 3 笔，其中包括 Web3 粉丝平台 Medallion 完成 1370 万美元 A 轮融资；Web3 税务服务公司 Tres Finance 完成 1100 万美元 A 轮融资，Lightspeed Faction 领投；比特币矿企 Unblock Global 完成 1500 万美元融资。

在投融资细分赛道中，本周工具基础设施领域较为活跃，DeFi 领域较为低迷。

机构方面，本周活跃机构有 Dragonfly、Lightspeed Faction 和 Animoca Brands 等，主要聚焦于工具基础设施领域。

工具和基础设施

OrdFi 项目 Tap Protocol 完成 420 万美元融资

TAP Protocol 的功能包括用于大规模传输的 Token-Send、用于简化基于文本铭文的交易的 Token-Trade 以及用于第三方发行签名赎回铭文的 Token-Auth。

Unblock Global 完成 1500 万美元融资

Unblock Global 是一个比特币矿企。

Layer2 网络 Frame 完成新一轮融资并启动空投

Frame 是专为 NFT 设计、基于 Arbitrum Nitro stack 的 Layer2 Rollup，于今年 11 月上线测试网，其主网和原生代币 FRAME 预计将在 2024 年 1 月 31 日启动。

激励性网络抓取网络 Grass 完成 350 万美元种子轮融资

Grass 于 2023 年 6 月推出，专注于将公共网络数据转化为人工智能数据集，让开源人工智能项目更容易访问公共网络数据。

Aki Network 完成 A 轮融资

Aki Network 是一个数据驱动的 Web3 影响者网络。

Web3 云计算平台 4EVERLAND 完成 200 万美元融资

4EVERLAND 是一个由区块链技术驱动的 Web3.0 基础设施，集成各类 DePIN 协议，为开发者提供便捷、高效、低成本的存储、网络和计算能力。

DePIN 项目 Hivello 完成 100 万美元 pre-seed 融资

Hivello 将于 12 月 25 日前后推出其技术，预计未来 12 个月内将集成多达 100 个 DePIN。

DID 市场聚合器 GoDID 以 3000 万美元估值完成新一轮融资，NGC 领投

GoDID 的功能包括各类 DID 的批量搜索、注册、交易和管理。

DeFi

Qredo 获得 10T Holdings 领投的债务融资

Qredo 是一个 DeFi 基础设施平台，

Web3 质押协议 Web3mine 完成 600 万美元种子轮融资

web3mine 旨在支持集体协调资本和硬件，构建开放、高性能和弹性的计算基础设施。

资管

瑞士区块链小额支付初创公司 Centi 完成种子轮融资

Centi 主要利用区块链技术解决小额支付的低效率和缺乏金融包容性的问题，同时提供基于稳定币技术的创新支付解决方案。今年三月该公司宣布推出与瑞士法郎挂钩的稳定币 Centi Swiss Franc，由瑞士银行以 1:1 的比例支持。

OneDegree 获 Dubai Insurance 战略投资

OneDegree 是一个香港数字资产保险公司。

Web3 税务服务公司 Tres Finance 完成 1100 万美元 A 轮融资

Tres 为 Web3 公司提供会计、审计、报告和其他金融服务。

Fiat Republic 完成 700 万美元种子轮融资

Fiat Republic 是一个银行即服务 Web3 平台。

NFT 和链游

Web3 公司 DM2C Studio 完成 230 万美元融资

DM2C Studio 成立于 2023 年 1 月，其目标是开发 DMM 的 Web3 业务，包括区块链游戏和 NFT 项目，将于 2024 年发布 NFT 策略集换式卡牌游戏「CoinMusume」。

游戏开发商 Nexon 将为其链游生态 MapleStory Univese 注入 1 亿美元资金

游戏开发商 Nexon 宣布推出 1 亿美元 Web3 基金以支持其链游生态 MapleStory Univese 及相关 IP，这笔资金将用于支持开发人员构建 SDK，以及构建一个供玩家和创作者制作区块链游戏的沙盒平台。

基于区块链的综合格斗管理游戏 MetaFight 已获 Animoca Brands 战略投资

Metafight 是一个致力于将 MMA 数字化并将其与现实世界联系起来的生态系统，第一款即将发布的管理卡牌游戏（MCG）已成为职业综合格斗选手的收藏卡。

Web3

Web3 增长营销服务公司 Addressable 完成 600 万美元融资

Addressable 主要帮助 Web3 公司和项目处理付费广告活动，其业务覆盖包括 X（原 Twitter）、Unity、Pubmatic 和 Magnite 等广告网络，并且支持与 Twitter Pixel、DSP Pixel、Mixpanel 和 Google Analytics 无缝集成以追踪网站转换、钱包连接和链上指标等。

Web3 粉丝平台 Medallion 完成 1370 万美元 A 轮融资

Medallion 提供专属数字中心，便于艺术家推广专辑发布、巡演日期和商品发布，同时销售数字收藏品和分享独家内容，以加深与粉丝的联系。

Web3 社区倡议协议 Moove Protocol 完成种子轮融资

Moove Protocol 由 Two3 Labs 和 CowCow 联合推出，旨在培育一个由建设者、创造者和有远见者组成的社区，通过开发面向社区的代币，其目标是构建一个完全去中心化的生态系统，以帮助更多 Web3 项目构建和启动。

FORMLESS 完成超 220 万美元融资

FORMLESS 是一个去中心化创作者网络。

其他

Yolo Investments 推出新旗舰基金「Yolo Fund II LP」，旨在筹集 1 亿美元扩张至游戏、区块链等领域

资产管理规模超 6 亿欧元的风险投资基金 Yolo Investments 宣布推出一支新旗舰基金「Yolo Fund II LP」，旨在全球分布式游戏、金融科技和区块链相关资产类别等领域进行投资，该基金的目标融资规模将为 1 亿欧元。

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