What types of companies will receive funding?

The fund will invest in early-stage blockchain, Web3 and digital asset companies developing new technologies.

What is the goal of the fund?

Psalion said the fund aims to help blockchain startups grow through funding and strategic support.

The new fund adds more capital to the blockchain startup ecosystem and supports companies developing new digital asset technologies.

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Psalion announced a $50 million venture capital fund focused on blockchain and digital asset startups.

The fund will focus on areas including blockchain infrastructure, decentralised finance, tokenisation and other Web3 applications.

Written by Jon CuthbertPublished Jul 28, 2026, 7:10 AM

Psalion has launched a $50 million venture fund to invest in blockchain startups.
The fund will back early-stage companies across digital assets and Web3.
Psalion said it aims to support founders building the next generation of blockchain technology.

Psalion has launched a $50 million venture capital fund focused on blockchain and digital asset startups.

The fund will invest in early-stage companies developing blockchain infrastructure, decentralised finance, tokenisation and other Web3 technologies.

Psalion said the new fund is designed to help promising projects grow by providing capital and strategic support.

The company plans to invest in startups building practical blockchain products with long-term commercial potential.

Psalion said the fund will target founders developing technologies that improve the digital asset ecosystem.

The launch comes as venture capital investment in blockchain projects continues to recover following stronger market conditions.

Psalion said it expects the fund to help accelerate innovation while expanding its presence in the blockchain investment sector.