Huma Finance Raises $38M to Expand Its Tokenized Real-World Assets Platform Globally

At least 19 startups raised venture capital funds over the past seven days, with the largest round going to Huma Finance, a tokenized real-world assets platform.

At least 19 startups raised venture capital funds over the past seven days, with the largest round going to Huma Finance, a tokenized real-world assets platform.

Here’s what was announced between Sept. 8 and Sept. 14:

Fuse (Project Zero), $12 million

Fuse, a London-based decentralized renewable energy developer, secured $12 million in a funding round led by Multicoin Capital.

PIN AI, $10 million

PIN AI, an AI infrastructure company, confirmed $10 million in pre-seed funding. The startup aims to develop the world’s first open-source Personal Intelligence Network (PIN).

DRiP, $8 million

Drip Labs, the startup behind Solana-based creator platform DRiP, collected $8 million in seed funding on Sept. 9. NFX led the effort.

Nytro Lab (Castile) CAST, $8 million

Proceeds will likely go toward Nytro Lab’s inaugural blockchain game, Castile, which entered beta testing on Sept. 10.

SevenX and OKX Ventures led the round. Aptos Labs participated alongside Amber Group, HashKey and Leland Ventures. Matr1x, a co-publisher of Castile, is also backing Nytro Lab.

Infinit, $6 million

The Block reported that Infinit raised $6 million in a funding round. Electric Capital, Mirana Ventures, Hashed, and Arthur Hayes’ family office, Maelstrom, took part in the effort.

Moku, $5.35 million

Sky Mavis and A16Z GAMES led the round with participation from a long list of backers, including Contango Digital Assets, Arca, Framework Ventures, Bankless Ventures, DRW’s Richard Dai, Flori Ventures’ Holly Liu, 32-Bit Ventures and Phantom’s Jason Lee.