Paris-based crypto data provider Kaiko has extended its Series B to $110 million, in a round led by S&P Global. The extension more than doubles the initial $53 million Series B, announced in June 2022 and led by Eight Roads. Other investors include BNP Paribas, Nasdaq Ventures, Stellar, Coinbase Ventures, Royal Bank of Canada, and Anthemis. Valuation was not disclosed. Kaiko will use the money to support its core data business and expand on-chain operations. Its data stack is now live on Stellar, providing reference pricing for tokenized assets. New investors will join a working group chaired by Kaiko, which will set standards for tokenized Treasuries, money market funds, equities, and bonds. Kaiko, founded in 2014, covers more than 150 exchanges and protocols.

Opply, an AI operating system for consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands, has raised $7.5 million. Chalfen Ventures led the round, with Index Ventures, Anthemis, Entrepreneurs First, In This Together, and Ventures Together taking part. The company says its gross revenue grew 15-fold in 12 months. Its US business, launched in Chicago in 2025, grew 30-fold in the same period. Opply's AI agents handle sourcing, procurement, financing, supply chains, stock levels, production, and deliveries. Customers including Agua de Madre and RMBR reportedly cut costs by 40% and saw a 12-fold return on investment in 12 months. Founded by Helen Murphy and Martin Postel, Opply plans to bring the model to more businesses, from emerging brands to global players.