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2025 Fintech Financing Rebound: Market Predictions as Dark Horse, Crypto Companies Reach New Financing Highs
【Crypto World】In 2025, the total financing amount for financial technology reached $55.94 billion, a 25% increase compared to last year. This is also the first annual growth since 2021. However, don’t get too excited; this figure is still only half of the peak of $123.99 billion in 2021.
The biggest highlight of this round of financing is the rise of the prediction market. Polymarket raised $2 billion in October with a valuation of $9 billion and is currently preparing for a new round of financing, aiming for a valuation of $12-15 billion. Meanwhile, Kalshi was also busy, securing $300 million in October and $1 billion in December, with its valuation climbing to $11 billion.
The dark horse in the financial automation sector is Ramp, which raised approximately $1 billion in funding throughout the year, with its valuation reaching $32 billion.
However, behind the apparent recovery in financing, the number of transactions has fallen to 3,712, indicating that funds are accelerating their concentration on leading companies—small business financing has become even more difficult.
It is worth noting that the relaxation of the regulatory environment in the U.S. has created new opportunities for crypto companies. Coinbase has partnered with Citigroup and PNC Financial Services this year, something that was unimaginable in the past. 2025 also saw a wave of IPOs in the crypto and fintech sectors, with Circle, Gemini, Chime, Klarna, and Wealthfront consecutively entering the capital markets. This IPO wave, to some extent, reflects the market’s renewed recognition of this sector.