Venture capital activity remained strong during the week of February 2nd-8th, with significant funding rounds across the gaming industry, web3 ecosystems, and broader technology sectors. Several gaming companies secured multimillion-dollar investments, reflecting continued interest in interactive entertainment and blockchain-based gaming solutions. This report provides an overview of the key funding rounds and industry developments from the past week according to data from Gaming Daily.

Web3 Gaming Funding Highlights for Feb 2025

Blockchain Gaming

The gaming industry saw a range of funding activities during the week of February 2nd-8th. Beamable secured $13.5 million in an undisclosed funding round, strengthening its position in game development infrastructure. The Game Company raised $10 million in an unspecified round, which is expected to support the growth and expansion of its gaming initiatives. GOAT Gaming received $4 million in strategic funding, indicating plans for further market development.

Mogaland obtained a $125,000 grant, providing financial support for its gaming-related innovations. Perplay and SuperGaming also secured funding in undisclosed amounts, with Perplay’s classified as strategic, while SuperGaming's round remains unspecified. Additionally, industry consolidation continued as Ceden acquired Basketballverse. This acquisition highlights ongoing strategic moves within the gaming space, as companies seek to expand their reach and capabilities.

GOAT Gaming Funding 

Ecosystem Investments and Grants

Funding initiatives supporting broader ecosystems were also announced. TVM Ventures Fund launched with $100 million, which is expected to facilitate investment in early-stage startups. The 0G Ecosystem Growth Program allocated $88.88 million to drive technological innovation across its platform. The Mira Builder Grant Program introduced a $10 million funding initiative designed to support developers building within the Mira ecosystem. These funding programs reflect the continued focus on ecosystem development, offering financial backing for emerging projects and infrastructure expansion.

TVM Ventures Fund

Broader Industry Funding

Several companies outside the gaming sector also secured significant investments. Taproot Wizards raised $30 million in an undisclosed funding round, positioning itself for further development. Reservoir secured $14 million in Series A funding, while Olas obtained $13.8 million in an unspecified round. Superlogic raised $13.7 million through a Series A round, reinforcing its market expansion efforts. Tevau, an early-stage project, secured $10 million in pre-seed funding.

Other notable funding rounds included Fragmentic raising $7 million in seed funding, Prodigy.Fi securing $5 million, and Flashnet receiving $4.5 million. Rho Labs obtained $4 million, while Coala Pay raised $3.5 million. Klink received $3.2 million through a combination of strategic investment and grants, while Henlo raised $3 million in seed funding. Additional investments included Herd with $1.8 million in pre-seed funding, Corn with $1.5 million through a community round, and Fraktion raising over $1.1 million in seed funding. W Chain secured $700,000 in strategic investment, and Multisynq received $350,000 through a community round.

Final Thoughts

The past week demonstrated ongoing investment momentum across the gaming sector, web3 ecosystems, and broader industries. Funding rounds ranged from early-stage investments to Series A raises, as companies sought financial support to scale operations and develop new technologies. The acquisition of Basketballverse and Membrane Finance further signaled strategic shifts in the market. As venture capital funding continues to flow into various sectors, these investments will play a key role in shaping the growth and direction of emerging companies.

Source: Gaming Daily