Incrypted recorded 13 investment deals between Nov. 1 and Nov. 7, 2026, with six disclosed rounds raising a combined $43.5 million. Traditional venture funding dominated activity, while Revolut completed a secondary share sale at a $115 billion valuation and Yellow Card expanded in Brazil through an acquisition.

Venture funding

Uranium Digital raised $16.5 million in a Series A led by B Capital, with existing investors participating. The institutional platform is developing a marketplace for physical uranium, using tokenized warehouse receipts to settle trades through a single spot order book. It plans to expand its products and technology infrastructure to meet institutional demand.

LO:TECH raised $12 million in a Series A led by MMC, with Faction, 13 Books Capital and Atka participating. The London company provides market-making, liquidity-management and execution services across traditional and digital markets. It plans to open offices in New York and Singapore, expand institutional services and obtain regulatory licenses.

Takenos secured $7 million in a seed-round extension led by North Island Ventures, Variant, Lattice Fund, Reverie and Road Capital Management, taking its total funding to $12 million. The platform uses stablecoins for cross-border payments in Latin America and plans to expand from six countries to more than 15 by 2027.

Lombard Systems raised $4 million across pre-seed and seed rounds led by Ethereal Ventures. Alps Capital, First Commit Capital, Veris Ventures and Atka also participated. The company will promote its Delivery-versus-Lock standard, prepare legal opinions in the United States, England, Wales and five other jurisdictions, and expand its team and integrations.

CRSHMARKET closed a $3.5 million seed round led by 6th Man Ventures, with Reciprocal Ventures, Lattice Fund and Starting Line participating. The Monad-based platform allows viewers to make short-term predictions during gaming streams, esports tournaments and entertainment broadcasts, with settlement in about 60 seconds.

Unruggable received a $500,000 strategic investment from Colosseum and Solana ecosystem investors. The company is developing a self-custody hardware wallet paired with a mobile application. Neither the funding structure, valuation nor planned use of proceeds was disclosed.

Undisclosed rounds

Digital-asset insurer Soter Insure added SC Ventures, SBI Group and existing investor Token Bay Capital to its Galaxy-led Series B. Coinbase Ventures, Franklin Templeton and Brevan Howard Digital participated earlier in the round.

CRYMBO, which provides branded digital-asset infrastructure to financial institutions, received a strategic investment from Orbs. CRYMBO connects more than 75 providers through one API and reports processing more than $2 billion in transactions.

Scallop announced an investment from XDC Ventures to expand XDC-based financial services. The companies also identified AI agent-enabled payments, ISO 20022-compatible messaging and white-label products as possible collaboration areas.

Trading-software provider PropHub raised a strategic venture round led by Merchant Seven and private investors. It will expand its products, commercial operations and international rollout.

StableStock closed a strategic round involving Amber Group, Nomad Capital, Flow Traders and Gate Ventures, reaching a $75 million valuation. The platform offers more than 3,000 U.S., Hong Kong and South Korean stocks and exchange-traded funds for purchase with USDT and USDC.

Corporate and M&A activity

Revolut completed a secondary share sale valuing it at $115 billion. Glade Brook Capital Partners, Coatue, Durable Capital Partners, T. Rowe Price Associates and Baillie Gifford led the transaction, which allowed employees and other existing shareholders to sell stakes. Revolut received no new funding.

Stablecoin settlement provider Yellow Card acquired Brazil’s GoMoney, giving clients access to real-denominated payments and payouts through Pix and local stablecoin settlement. GoMoney’s application for Central Bank of Brazil authorization remains under review. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Other activity

No token sale closed during the week, although several teams announced campaigns. Incrypted tracks such campaigns through its website and a dedicated Telegram channel. Ecosystems and decentralized autonomous organizations reported no project funding.

Atka and Lattice were the week’s most active investors, with two rounds each, while Amber Group, Blockchain Capital and Colosseum participated in one round apiece, according to CryptoRank. Blockchain services attracted the strongest investor focus, alongside DeFi, blockchain infrastructure and CeFi. Web3 projects raised nearly $2.4 billion in October.

Source: Incrypted