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February 2026 crypto market funding reaches $864 million, down 19.3% month-on-month
ChainCatcher News, according to the latest RootData statistics, the crypto market investment and financing activity in February 2026 showed signs of cooling down. A total of 63 funding events were recorded throughout the month, with a total amount of $864 million, down 19.3% month-over-month. Despite the overall decrease, the trend of capital concentrating in leading projects has become more evident: 16 large-scale financings over $10 million occurred this month, with stablecoin ecosystems, institutional-grade tools, and compliance platforms emerging as the core lucrative sectors.
This month, stablecoin giant Tether was particularly active, strategically investing in Gold.com ($150 million) and Anchorage ($100 million) on February 5, demonstrating its deep involvement in infrastructure and physical asset sectors.
Meanwhile, BTC Inc was acquired by Nakamoto for $107 million, and Korbit received a merger and acquisition investment of $93.82 million from Mirae Asset. This indicates that the industry is undergoing a new wave of consolidation, with traditional financial giants like Mirae Asset accelerating the acquisition of compliant trading platforms.
Additionally, Japan’s market activity surged, with Penguin Securities raising hundreds of millions of dollars (28 billion yen) and JPYC securing $17.8 billion yen in funding, highlighting Japan’s yen-based ecosystem’s focus on compliant stablecoins and securitization.