Data: In July, the total financing amount in the cryptocurrency market reached 2.235 billion USD, with CeFi and infrastructure leading the way

According to financing data statistics from RootData, in July 2026, the crypto primary market disclosed a total of 46 financing events, with a total financing amount of approximately $2.235 billion, representing a month-on-month increase of about 148.9% compared to approximately $898 million in June, and a year-on-year increase of about 90.0% compared to approximately $1.176 billion in July 2025. The number of financing events increased by 4.5% compared to 44 events in June, but decreased by 41.0% compared to 78 events in the same period last year. Additionally, there were 18 merger and acquisition events not included in the above statistics.

From the perspective of sector distribution, CeFi was the highest amount sector this month, completing 9 financings with a disclosed amount of approximately $1.230 billion; the infrastructure sector completed 12 financings with a disclosed amount of approximately $413 million, ranking first in the number of events; DeFi completed 11 financings, but the disclosed amount was approximately $34.25 million, overall showing a characteristic of "active quantity, smaller amounts."

The top three projects by financing amount were: Crypto.com ($400 million), Ionic Digital ($400 million), and Securitize ($400 million). In addition, projects such as Augustus ($180 million), Alpaca ($135 million), Prime Intellect ($130 million), and Gauntlet ($125 million) also received significant financing. The top five financing projects this month totaled approximately $1.515 billion, accounting for about 67.8% of the overall disclosed financing scale.

Overall, the crypto financing market in July showed a significant rebound in terms of amount, with Coinbase Ventures, Dragonfly, Hack VC, and others remaining active, and capital mainly flowing into trading platforms, asset tokenization, institutional-level financial infrastructure, and AI/computing power-related infrastructure projects.