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by: xpoolPosted on: December 2, 2025

Crypto VC Activity Slows as Naver’s $10.3B Upbit Acquisition Drives Surge in Funding

Crypto venture capital (VC) activity experienced a decline in November 2025, with publicly disclosed deals dropping by 28% compared to October. This trend reflects the slowdown observed across the industry as the total funding soared significantly, fueled primarily by Naver’s acquisition of Upbit operator Dunamu for $10.3 billion.

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