Venture capital investments in crypto and blockchain startups have hit their peak since March 2022, indicating a revival of faith in the sector.
Data reveals that crypto companies obtained $3.5 billion in funding in March 2025, reflecting a remarkable 246% increase from the $1.01 billion raised in February.
This amount is the highest seen since March 2022 when venture capital firms invested $3.6 billion into crypto projects prior to a prolonged downturn that led to the collapse of significant entities like FTX and Celsius.
The most noteworthy fundraising this month was executed by Binance, which received $2 billion in support from MGX, based in Abu Dhabi. In addition, TON Network raised an impressive $400 million, marking the second-largest fundraising in March.
Furthermore, World Liberty Financial, a DeFi project connected to former President Donald Trump, successfully completed a public token sale that amounted to $250 million. The Walrus Foundation also attracted investor attention, securing $140 million to further its crypto initiatives.
This influx of capital is in line with an optimistic sentiment sweeping across the digital asset landscape. Investors seem to be responding to rising expectations that the Trump administration may roll out clearer regulations that would be advantageous for the crypto sector.