Crypto VC Funding Explodes: BitMine Lands $250M Mega-Round, TWL Miner Nabs $95M
Money's flooding back into crypto—and the sharks are circling first.
BitMine's monster haul
The mining infrastructure play just secured a quarter-billion dollar war chest. That's Series C money in a market where most VCs were recently hiding under their desks.
TWL's strategic play
Not to be outdone, the ASIC specialists banked $95M to scale operations. Funny how bear markets separate the miners from the speculators.
Wall Street's still 'evaluating blockchain opportunities' while actual builders stack nine-figure rounds. Maybe they'll catch up by the next cycle—right after their third 'crypto for executives' seminar.
BitMine
- BitMine raised $250 million through private placement.
- The project is operating in Bitcoin (BTC) mining sector.
- The investment was backed by Mozaryk, Founders Fund, and Pantera.
TWL Miner
- TWL Miner, a UK-based cloud mining platform, secured $95 million in a Series B round.
- Bitcoin mining and artificial intelligence infrastructure company.
Distinct Possibility Studios
- Distinct Possibility Studios raised $30.5 million in an unknown round.
- The project is building an AAA-quality game on Tezos (XTZ) blockchain.
- Investors include BitKraft, Brevan Howard, and Tezos Foundation.
The Open Platform (TOP)
- The Open Platform gathered $28.5 million in a Series A round, with a fully diluted valuation of $1 billion.
- The project is operating in blockchain, infrastructure, and Ton Ecosystem sectors
- The investment was backed by Ribbit Capital and Pantera
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The Blockchain Group
- The Blockchain Group raised $13 million in an unknown round
- The project focuses on AI, Bitcoin Ecosystem, and Finance/Banking
- The investment was backed by Cobalt and Adam Back