While a total of $258 million was invested in digital asset companies in the first week of February, it stands out that interest in crypto-focused initiatives continues despite the loss of approximately $2 trillion in value across the sector.
New Investments Focusing on Infrastructure and Corporate Services
It seems that the funds provided recently are especially concentrated in the areas of blockchain infrastructure, compliance and corporate services. Decentralized finance projects led the way in weekly investment amounts, signing four agreements, while initiatives in the field of payments attracted attention with three transactions.
Anchorage Digital Receives $100 Million Led by Tether
The largest investment in February was made to Anchorage Digital company. Anchorage Digital, which is federally authorized in the USA and provides asset storage, trading and digital banking services to corporate customers, received a $100 million investment led by Tether. The company aims to use this financing to expand its operating infrastructure.
Regarding the investment in Anchorage Digital, Tether stated that supporting the integration of stable digital currencies with regulated financial systems and the spread of tokenization applications at the institutional level are among its priorities.
TRM Labs, which provides Blockchain analysis services, raised a $70 million Series C investment under the leadership of Blockchain Capital. The company is known for ensuring regular monitoring of transactions on the blockchain and monitoring possible risks, thanks to its software that works with various stock exchanges, financial institutions and governments.
Jupiter and Polymarket Cooperation Attracts Attention
Jupiter, a decentralized exchange aggregator based on the Solana blockchain, received a $35 million investment from ParaFi Capital. While this investment is paid through the project’s stable currency, ParaFi has committed to holding the company’s native tokens for the long term.
The Jupiter side also announced that the analysis and forecasting platform Polymarket will be included in their ecosystem, stating that this partnership is seen as an important step for new applications in Solana.
New $15 Billion Fund from Andreessen Horowitz
US technology and venture capital company Andreessen Horowitz also raised a total of over $15 billion in new funds last month. The company continues to have a large share in the technology sector with these funds, which span from infrastructure to application development, healthcare and other investment areas. In 2025 alone, it managed more than 18 percent of the total investment capital in the country.
Ben Horowitz, one of the founders, shared that they believe that the basis of this success is that venture financing gives individuals the chance to establish companies and generate benefits. Horowitz stated that such ecosystems provide social mobility and pave the way for innovation.
