Venture capital activities at Crypto Space have been rebounded significantly this month, with total investments exceeding $1.5 billion by June 20th, according to Defilama Data.
This marks the most powerful monthly performance since March 2025, indicating a growing confidence in blockchain startups after a quiet second quarter.
The salary increases were more than twice the $624 million recorded in May, with June becoming the second-highest fundraising month in 2025.
However, the final tally could be even higher by the end of the month.
Circle’s IPO leads Crypto’s funding surge
The majority of this month’s capital inflow comes from the circle’s well-known public list.
The USDC Stablecoin issuer was launched on the New York Stock Exchange on June 5th, selling 34 million shares for $31 each. The offering brought in nearly $1.1 billion and valued the company at around $6.9 billion at the time of listing.
Since its release, Circle’s shares have grown by more than 500%, exceeding the all-time high of $200. The rally also helped drive the Stablecoin publisher’s rating to nearly $50 billion.
Without Circle’s IPO, the total raised in June would have been around $400 million.
However, the broader wave of funding highlights the growing desire among investors to support crypto innovations as they improve sentiment in the digital asset sector.
For context, Eigenlayer secured the second largest funding round of the month. The Ethereum Restaken protocol raised $70 million from Andreessen Horowitz (A16Z) to support the launch of Eigencloud and Ecosystem Growth.
The Venture Capital Firm A16Z led a $33 million investment in Yupp, a platform that helps users discover and test AI models for free.
Meanwhile, in the industry recorded this month, other key funding rounds include $40 million in security company exaggeration, $30 million in Crypto Infrastructure Provider Turnkey, $22 million in Stablecoin Project Noah, and $20 million in OneBalance, a platform focused on simplifying Crypto’s fragmented user experience.
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