Ccyber.Fund backs founders working at the crossroads of blockchain, artificial intelligence, robotics, and related technologies to build an open cybernetic economy. It selects startups and provides seed or venture funding plus strategic mentorship, technical guidance, and access to a network of partners, customers, and potential follow-on investors. It differentiates itself by supporting an open, interoperable ecosystem that encourages shared standards and cross‑company collaboration, rather than focusing on a single technology or market. Its goal is to accelerate the transition to an open cybernetic economy by growing a dense network of startups and projects that advance interoperability and scalable, multi‑stack systems.
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US investor Archetype has led a $5.5 million (€4.8 million) seed round for TACEO, a Graz-based crypto startup. Venture capital firm a16z Crypto, Cyber.Fund, A.Capital Ventures, Polymorphic, and several business angels also took part. TACEO was founded in 2022 as a spin-off from Graz University of Technology and the AI research centre Know-Center. It builds software that lets multiple parties work together on sensitive data without exposing the underlying information. World, the company founded by OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman, has used the technology for two years. Law firm LARK advised Archetype on the deal, together with US firm Cooley.
Funding under $10 million. * Privacy blockchain developer Beldex raised $8 million in a round led by Sigma Capital. NTC, Nxgen, Digital Consensus Fund, and EAK Ventures also participated, bringing the company's reported cumulative funding to $36 million. Beldex said the proceeds would support developer tools, protocol security, privacy applications, encrypted AI services, and broader ecosystem development. * DeFi lending protocol Twyne secured $2.5 million in seed funding in a round co-led by Cyber Fund and Ethereal Ventures. Euler Labs, Daedalus, and several individual investors participated. Twyne provides a credit delegation layer that allows lending-market depositors to transfer unused borrowing capacity to other users in exchange for additional yield. * Solana-based infrastructure project Botanika closed a $1.5 million funding round backed by CRIT Ventures, Baboon VC, Marblex, Daedalus, and individual investors. The company is developing decentralized storage and computing infrastructure that connects physical hardware with on-chain ownership. Botanika has positioned its Nimbus hardware product as an entry point for data storage and AI-related workloads. Undisclosed strategic funding. Blueprint Finance completed an undisclosed strategic round led by Polychain Capital. Bullish, Keyrock, BitGo, FalconX, G-20, Flowdesk, JPEG Trading, Sentient Capital, Andes, and 2Square participated. Blueprint plans to expand Concrete, its non-custodial vault infrastructure for institutions, protocols, asset managers, and other capital providers. The platform combines trade execution, accounting, rebalancing, and risk controls within a shared on-chain system. The transaction is excluded from the $1.298 billion total because Blueprint did not disclose the amount raised.
DeFi lending credit commission layer protocol twyne has completed a seed round financing of $2.5 million, led by Cyber Fund and Ethereal Ventures, with participation from Euler, Daedalus, and multiple individual investors. TWYNE focuses on the issue of "idle credit" in the lending market. By building a credit delegation layer, the lending limit originally bound to the collateral deposit party is delegated to the party with real lending needs, improving overall credit utilization and market capital efficiency. This protocol bridges the gap between the mortgage end and the credit end, optimizing the credit allocation mechanism of the DeFi lending market.
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Industries
Company Size
11-50
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Minsk, Belarus
Founded
2011
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