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Crypto startups raised $76.4 million this week, Yellow Card led the way

2026-08-10 12:13:04
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The cryptocurrency venture investment and financing market continues to be active, with a total financing amount of US$76.4 million last week.

The cryptocurrency venture investment and financing market continues to remain active. According to market data, a total of 11 crypto projects completed financing in the past week, totaling US$76.4 million. Among them, Yellow Card became the project with the highest financing amount, followed by Investifi and Vangrid. In addition, JPYC, Yooldo, Global Ledger and ZIGChain also received significant financing this week.

Yellow Card leads the way with US$40 million

According to market data, Yellow Card became the highest funded crypto project with a staggering US$40 million in financing last week. The platform provides stablecoin-driven payment services in 20 African jurisdictions and other developed markets. It was closely followed by Investifi, which raised $20 million and became the second most noteworthy project this week. The platform provides investment and cryptocurrency trading services to U.S. community banks and credit unions.

The third place in this week's important financing round was Vangrid. The project is a decentralized physical infrastructure network that transforms smartphones into a comprehensive crowd-sourced spatial data network for physical artificial intelligence. Specifically, it has received a cumulative amount of US$9 million in financing. In addition, Japan's compliant yen-anchored stablecoin issuance platform JPYC is another name worthy of attention. The project received a total of US$6.35 million in financing this week, bringing its cumulative Series B financing amount to nearly US$38 million.

Yooldo, Global Ledger and ZIGChain are at the bottom of the list

Yooldo, a Web3 e-sports and gaming platform, raised $1 million in funding last week. This was followed by the bank's infrastructure project Global Ledger, which received an undisclosed amount of financing last week. Finally, ZIGChain, a first-level blockchain project headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, links payment finance and private credit through the institutional track, and also obtained undisclosed amounts of financing in the strategic financing round.

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