The week of February 1-7, 2026, recorded $251.9 million in crypto VC funding across 12 projects, with Anchorage Digital’s $100 million strategic round leading. Summary Crypto VC funding reached $251.9M across 12 projects during Feb. 1–7, 2026. Anchorage Digital led with a $100M strategic round backed by Tether. TRM Labs raised $70M. Here’s a deep dive into this week’s crypto funding activity as per Cryptofundraising data. Anchorage Digital raised $100 million in a strategic round Backed by Tether Anchorage Digital is a regulated global crypto platform The project has raised $587 million so far TRM Labs Secured $70 million in a Series C round Fully diluted valuation of $1 billion Investors include Blockchain Capital, CMTDigital, and Goldman Sachs TRM Labs is a blockchain intelligence company and has raised $219.9 million so far TRM Labs has raised USD 70 million in Series C funding — at a USD 1 billion valuation.This raise fuels our core blockchain intelligence platform and accelerates our investment in AI solutions to disrupt criminal networks and national security threats.We’re proud to be backed… pic.twitter.com/SMZDBxVMl2— TRM Labs (@trmlabs) February 4, 2026 Jupiter Raised $35 million in a strategic round Jupiter is a Solana-based decentralized exchange aggregator Bluff Bluff gathered $21 million in a strategic round Backed by 1k(x), Makers Fund, and MEV Maximum Extraction Bluff is a social-centric betting and entertainment platform Opinion Raised $20 million in a Series A round Investors include Hack VC, Jump, and Primitive Opinion is a social prediction markets platform Relay Protocol (Reservoir) Secured $17 million in a Series B round Backed by Archetype and Union Square Ventures Reservoir is an open-source developer platform Funding under $5 million Ruvo (ex Cacao), $4.60 million in an unknown round Hurupay, $3 million in a public sale Kairos, $2.50 million in an unknown round Plutus, $2.30 million in an unknown round Penguin Securities, $1.80 million in a Series A round Bitte (Mintbase), $1.70 million through M&A
