Stripe 助阵 Tempo:5 亿美元融资引爆稳定币区块链新战场

marsbitPublicado em 2025-10-17Última atualização em 2025-10-17

独家报道:Stripe 支持的区块链初创公司 Tempo 完成 5 亿美元融资,由 Joshua Kushner 的 Thrive Capital 与 Greenoaks 领投

随着从硅谷到华尔街对稳定币的热情持续升温,一家备受瞩目的新兴加密项目筹集到一笔巨额资金,以支持其雄心勃勃的计划。

据五位知情人士透露,由金融科技巨头 Stripe 与区块链创投公司 Paradigm 共同开发的支付导向型区块链 Tempo,在最新一轮 A 轮融资 中筹集了 5 亿美元。该轮融资由风险投资巨头 Greenoaks 与 Joshua Kushner 旗下的 Thrive Capital 领投。

这轮融资令 Tempo 的估值达到 50 亿美元,成为近年来估值最高的区块链创业融资之一。据两位消息人士称,红杉资本(Sequoia)、Ribbit Capital 和 Ron Conway 的 SV Angel 也参与了投资。Paradigm 与 Stripe 并未在本轮融资中追加资金。

Tempo 区块链——其设计合作伙伴包括 OpenAI、Shopify 和 Visa——主要为稳定币而生,押注美元支持的加密货币将成为全球支付的新基础设施层。

Greenoaks 与 Thrive 领投此轮融资颇具意义,因为这两家综合型基金通常投资于人工智能和企业软件等主流领域——他们对 Tempo 的下注,进一步印证了加密货币已步入主流。

对 Tempo 而言,引入这两家顶级风投将有助于其挑战现有的加密原生稳定币巨头(如 Circle 与 Tether),并对传统支付巨头(如 Mastercard)构成威胁。

Stripe、Paradigm、Greenoaks 与 SV Angel 均拒绝置评。Thrive、Ribbit 与 Sequoia 未回应置评请求。

企业级区块链

Tempo 是 Stripe 在加密领域的最新布局。

今年 2 月,这家支付公司以 11 亿美元 收购稳定币初创公司 Bridge;6 月,Stripe 又宣布计划收购加密钱包公司 Privy,交易金额未披露。

Stripe 已开始推出与稳定币相关的新产品套件,包括 Open Issuance,该产品允许 Stripe 客户自行发行稳定币。

Bridge 联合创始人兼 CEO Zach Abrams 周二表示,他所领导、现由 Stripe 收购的公司,已向监管机构提交全国性银行信托执照申请,以遵守新近签署成法的《Genius 法案》(Genius Act)——这项立法为稳定币发行方设定了监管框架。

然而,Tempo 才是 Stripe 迄今为止最具雄心的项目。它旨在与 以太坊(Ethereum) 和 Solana 等长期存在、负责处理稳定币交易的区块链展开竞争。

Stripe 与 Paradigm 合作推出该项目,由 Paradigm 管理合伙人、同时也是 Stripe 董事会成员的 Matt Huang 领导 Tempo。

Tempo 的上线日期尚未确定,公司也未透露是否会发行自有代币。此前公司曾宣布将保持对稳定币“中立”,意味着不同稳定币都可用于支付“Gas 费”(即交易处理所需的小额费用)。

Stripe 的 Tempo 并非唯一由大型企业计划推出的区块链。自今年 1 月以来,金融公司如在线券商 Robinhood 以及稳定币巨头 Circle 也纷纷公布了各自构建区块链的计划。

区块链的企业版布局

区块链本质上是处理加密交易的服务器网络。

来自 Stripe、Robinhood 等公司的即将推出的新链,代表着企业试图掌控加密技术堆栈的每一个层面——从驱动稳定币转账的软件,到支撑这些交易的底层服务器架构。

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