🧵 PANews Funding Weekly | Mar 16–Mar 22
Last week, the crypto sector recorded 11 publicly disclosed funding events, with total capital raised exceeding $1.086 billion.
Funding activity spanned multiple sectors, including DeFi (1), Web3+AI (3), infrastructure (1), CeFi (2), prediction markets (2) and others (2).
Among them, prediction market platform Kalshi completed a new funding round of more than $1 billion, bringing its valuation to $22 billion.
Meanwhile, AI and blockchain infrastructure company Gency AI announced a $20 million financing round, with TikTok among the investors, while Hamilton Lane disclosed a strategic investment in on-chain investment platform Republic.
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