Crypto VC funding: Uranium Digital raises $16.5m, LO:TECH secures $12m

Crypto funding announcements totaled $43.5 million across six disclosed financings during Oct. 31–Nov. 6, led by Uranium Digital’s $16.5 million Series A, while five other investment announcements carried no disclosed amount.

Summary

Six disclosed financings totaled $43.5 million, with five further investments carrying undisclosed amounts.
Uranium Digital secured $16.5 million in a Series A led by Blockchain Capital.
LO:TECH raised $12 million to expand trading services into the U.S. and Asia-Pacific.
Takenos secured a $7 million seed extension, bringing its total funding to $12 million.
StableStock disclosed a $75 million valuation, while Soter announced its Series B’s second close.

According to Crypto Fundraising and ICO Analytics records, checked against company announcements and supporting reports, the week’s investments covered commodity trading, payments, tokenized collateral, prediction markets and wallet security.

Uranium Digital leads crypto funding with $16.5 million

Uranium Digital announced a $16.5 million Series A led by Blockchain Capital, with existing investors Portal Ventures and Apeiron Investment Group participating.

Today we're excited to announce that Uranium Digital has closed a $16.5 million Series A. The round was led by @bcap, with participation from existing investors.

The investment will support the expansion of product offerings and technology, as we work to meet growing… pic.twitter.com/agJMPwe98j
— Uranium Digital (@uraniumdigital_) November 5, 2026

The company said the investment will support expansion of its products and technology. Its platform provides institutional trading and settlement for physical uranium, using digital warehouse receipts backed by material held at accredited North American storage facilities.

According to its product documentation, each receipt represents one pound of uranium. Eligible participants include producers, utilities, and financial institutions, which must complete customer and business checks.

The platform connects to existing institutional trading systems through prime brokers and trading interfaces. Uranium Digital identifies Anchorage Digital Bank as custodian of the digital warehouse receipts.

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LO:TECH raises $12 million for U.S. expansion

London-based LO:TECH announced a $12 million Series A on Nov. 2, led by MMC Ventures. Existing investors Faction and 13 Books Capital participated alongside Atka.

The company will use the funding to expand into the U.S. and Asia-Pacific, including New York and Singapore, and develop its institutional execution services.

LO:TECH launched those execution services alongside the funding announcement. Its business spans liquidity provision, market data and trade execution across digital assets, traditional markets and prediction markets.

The firm said it serves more than 50 institutional clients. Its U.S. plans include exploring licenses, while it intends to seek regulatory authorization in the markets it enters.

Takenos secures $7 million for stablecoin payments

Takenos announced a $7 million seed extension, led by North Island Ventures and Road Capital Management, with participation from Variant, Lattice and Reverie.

The financing brings its total funding to $12 million. Takenos said it processes more than $5 billion annually across Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Paraguay and Guatemala.

Its services include dollar accounts, cards, business payments, payroll and treasury tools. The company plans to expand to more than 15 countries in 2027.

The proceeds will support local licenses and payment connections, enterprise services, new products and hiring across engineering, compliance, and commercial teams.

Funding under $5 million

Lombard Systems announced $4 million across pre-seed and seed rounds, led by Ethereal Ventures, with Alps Capital, First Commit Capital, Veris Ventures and Atka participating. Its financing standard lets institutions pledge tokenized assets while keeping them in existing securities accounts. The company plans to fund integrations and legal opinions, including in the U.S.
CRSHMARKET raised a $3.5 million seed round led by 6th Man Ventures, with Reciprocal Ventures, Lattice Fund and Starting Line participating. Its Monad-based prediction market lets viewers predict events during livestreams, with markets settling in 60 seconds.
Unruggable secured $500,000 in strategic funding, led by Colosseum. The Solana wallet developer combines a hardware device with a companion application for self-custody.

Undisclosed strategic investments and follow-on funding

Soter Insure announced a second Series B close, adding SC Ventures and SBI Group alongside follow-on investor Token Bay Capital. Its first close was announced in July. Proceeds will support insurance capacity, technology and expansion, including in the U.S.
StableStock disclosed a strategic round involving Amber, Nomad Capital, Flow Traders and Gate at a $75 million valuation. The investment amount was not disclosed.
CRYMBO secured a strategic investment from Orbs to expand its infrastructure for licensed institutions offering digital asset services.
Scallop received strategic backing from XDC Ventures for financial services connecting blockchain assets with payments.
PropHub announced a strategic venture round led by Merchant Seven and private investors. Proceeds will support its brokerage, proprietary trading, and crypto technology products, distribution partnerships, and international expansion.

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