#加密生态动态追踪 【Is Capital Bottoming Out? $176 Million in Weekly Funding Indicates What】
The market is volatile, but big capital isn't sitting still. Recently, crypto funding has once again surpassed $100 million — $176 million poured into this sector, bringing the total funding this year to over 25 billion. That's a bit unconventional, right?
A few funding rounds this week are particularly interesting:
· LI.FI raised $29 million to expand into perpetual futures · Real Finance completed $29 million in funding, focusing on RWA infrastructure · TenX Protocols raised $22 million, targeting institutional-grade staking services
Looking at the direction of these funding rounds, institutions are betting on DeFi infrastructure and institutional-grade services. What does this mean? Quite simply, Web3 is moving toward a more professional and larger-scale phase.
Rather than saying the market's total capitalization is declining, it's more about where capital is flowing — that's the real signal. What do you think? Which direction will the next hot spot emerge?
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 12-16 12:19
Capital is indeed taking action, but I see that this round of financing is more about laying the infrastructure. The real breakout point will depend on actual application implementation. Institutional involvement is a good thing, but I'm worried it might just be another wave of "concept hype."
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ForkItAll
· 12-14 07:37
Institutions are positioning themselves, retail investors are still struggling with the ups and downs, hilarious
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RWA is indeed interesting, Real Finance's financing feels like the right bet
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Damn, with capital so aggressive, are we about to miss out again
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Perpetual futures are back? Every time they say it will move towards professionalism, but it's still the same old story
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The 25 billion financing this year probably isn't the only figure, feels like there's a problem with the statistics
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Talking about the flow of capital sounds nice, but in the end, it's still who pumps and who profits
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Is institutional-level collateralization the next vampire? Always feel something's off
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Can DeFi infrastructure really handle this wave of money? I'm skeptical
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They're just hyping it up again, let's wait and see
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-14 07:35
Institutions are quietly accumulating assets. This funding data is indeed impressive—250 billion in total funding. Who says it's a bear market?
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BridgeNomad
· 12-14 07:35
ngl, lifi's routing mechanics getting that much capital concerns me more than it excites me... seen too many aggregators get wrecked by liquidity fragmentation. trust assumptions on these cross-chain flows are still sus imo
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-14 07:17
Is capital bottoming out? It's just picking up the leftovers. When the true cycle arrives, financing figures themselves become meaningless.
#加密生态动态追踪 【Is Capital Bottoming Out? $176 Million in Weekly Funding Indicates What】
The market is volatile, but big capital isn't sitting still. Recently, crypto funding has once again surpassed $100 million — $176 million poured into this sector, bringing the total funding this year to over 25 billion. That's a bit unconventional, right?
A few funding rounds this week are particularly interesting:
· LI.FI raised $29 million to expand into perpetual futures
· Real Finance completed $29 million in funding, focusing on RWA infrastructure
· TenX Protocols raised $22 million, targeting institutional-grade staking services
Looking at the direction of these funding rounds, institutions are betting on DeFi infrastructure and institutional-grade services. What does this mean? Quite simply, Web3 is moving toward a more professional and larger-scale phase.
Rather than saying the market's total capitalization is declining, it's more about where capital is flowing — that's the real signal. What do you think? Which direction will the next hot spot emerge?