# [Crypto dealbook] November funding reaches $43.5 million as Uranium Digital leads weekly deals By John Kim Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/52284 Published: 2026-11-09T12:25:03.000Z Updated: 2026-11-09T12:25:03.000Z Section: Investing > November crypto funding stands at $43.5 million across 11 rounds. Uranium Digital led the week's disclosed deals with a $16.5 million Series A. Crypto venture funding has reached $43.5 million across 11 rounds in November. Uranium Digital secured the week's largest disclosed investment at $16.5 million, while application programming interfaces (API), payments and artificial intelligence led the sector allocation figures. November's cumulative crypto venture funding stands at $43.5 million. The November figures show 11 funding rounds totaling $43.5 million through November 8. October closed with $1.85 billion raised across 52 rounds, following $680.5 million across 53 rounds in September. November 2 — LO:TECH ($12 million / Series A / MMC Ventures and others); CRSHMARKET ($3.5 million / seed / 6th Man Ventures and others); PropHub (undisclosed / strategic / Merchant Seven); StableStock (undisclosed / strategic / Amber Group and others). November 3 — Scallop (undisclosed / strategic / XDC Ventures). November 4 — Takenos ($7 million / extended seed / North Island Ventures, Road Capital and others); Revolut (undisclosed / OTC purchase / Durable Capital Partners and others); GoMoney (undisclosed / M&A / Yellow Card); CRYMBO (undisclosed / strategic / Orbs). ![ Crypto dealbook November funding reaches $43.5 million as Uranium Digital leads weekly deals]() November 5 — Uranium Digital ($16.5 million / Series A / Blockchain Capital and others); Lombard Systems (Prev. Semiliquid) ($4 million / seed / Ethereal Ventures and others); Unruggable ($0.5 million / strategic / Colosseum); Soter Insure (undisclosed / Series B / Galaxy and others). November 6 — Avon (undisclosed / M&A / Aave). Over the latest 30 days, the investment activity index fell 33.0% from the preceding month. The number of rounds declined, while total investment increased. The period recorded 59 investment rounds, down 19.2% from the preceding month. Total investment reached approximately $2.48 billion, an increase of 111.2%. Average round sizes ranged from $3 million to $10 million, with strategic investment the most active funding stage. API was the leading investment focus. Over the past six months, API accounted for the largest sector share at 30.43%, followed by payments at 21.74%, artificial intelligence at 18.70%, real-world assets (RWA) at 14.78% and developer tools at 14.35%. YZi Labs (Prev. Binance Labs) and Coinbase Ventures were the most active investors over the same period, with 29 deals each. They were followed by a16z Frontier with 12; Circle, Animoca Brands and SBI Holdings with 11 each; and Tether with 10.