亚洲Web3创业又获重磅融资，1.65亿美元新基金闻风而动

2026-01-07 11:52:08

【区块律动】亚洲创投圈又有大动作。一支专注投资亚洲创业者的基金刚刚完成了第四轮融资，这次一口气筹到1.65亿美元。这笔钱不是乱花的——投资方把目光瞄准了三个热门赛道：人工智能、Web3，还有整个数字经济生态。

这说明什么？说明Web3在亚洲的吸引力还是持续存在的。虽然市场起起伏伏，但真金白银的投资没停过。从AI到Web3再到数字经济，这个投资逻辑很清晰——都指向未来的增长点。特别是Web3这块，在亚洲的创业热度一直都挺高的。

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GateUser-00be86fc

· 15h ago

$165 million, which is considered a moderate funding round, but it indeed shows that Web3 in Asia still has potential. The combination of AI + Web3; I understand this logic—it's a gamble on the future. But to be honest, are people really more foolish with money? Wasn't it the same last year at this time? Web3's popularity in Asia? I feel like everyone is just competing in chain games and air projects. It would be great if this round of funding actually materializes; don't let it turn into just PPT fundraising again.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-09 20:20

165 million investment, still optimistic about Web3. As long as the real money is there, it's all good. The enthusiasm in Asia hasn't cooled down. Although the crypto market has been volatile, funding hasn't stopped, which says a lot. Web3 has a different level of popularity here, and investors can see it clearly. Will this round of funding be another round of harvesting? Or can it truly support good projects? AI + Web3 + Digital Economy—the combination pack still has some real potential. Alright, let's see what kind of tricks this money can finally pull off.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-08 12:55

165 million dollars have been invested, it seems that Web3 is still promising in Asia. However, whether it can be implemented is the key question. AI, Web3, digital economy—these all sound promising, but the real issue is whether these funds are genuine investments or just follow the trend. While the startup enthusiasm is high in Asia, what about the funding conversion rate? How many projects will actually survive? Web3 financing is back again. Will this be another feast of harvesting retail investors? Isn't it said that markets go up and down? Now it's the trend again? It all feels a bit unrealistic. Web3 is indeed hot in Asia, but most of it is probably speculation... How many projects are truly valuable? 1.65 billion USD, when divided among projects, isn't a lot. What can such dispersed funds achieve? It feels like just riding the trend—packaging AI + Web3 + digital economy, and investing in everything. That's it. While startup enthusiasm is high, how many of this round's investments are truly going to projects that focus on real work?

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MergeConflict

· 01-07 12:21

165 million invested in Web3, this pace is a bit fierce. What do you think the underlying signal is? --- Again talking about the Web3 hype... but with real money on the table, it clearly indicates there is still room for imagination. --- Investing in AI and Web3 together—this combo punch is interesting. I wonder what kind of things they can create. --- Asian venture capital is really aggressive, making such big moves all the time. As a small retail investor, I can only watch. --- Web3 can still raise 165 million? Is the market about to rebound or what? --- Artificial intelligence, Web3, digital economy—feels like investors are betting on a full-chain ecosystem. Clever. --- Basically, they are still betting on the future. Whether it can make money is a later story. --- I agree with this logic. Betting on growth points is never wrong; it all depends on whether they can hit the right rhythm.

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PonziWhisperer

· 01-07 12:20

$165 million poured in, now Web3 has to endure another wave. But honestly, there are indeed things happening in Asia. --- It's AI and Web3 again. Are investors betting on multiple legs, or is there really no clear direction? --- Is the startup enthusiasm in Asia high? I think mainly because there are still some bagholders. --- Alright, as long as the money keeps coming in, the ecosystem won't die out. Let's keep pushing forward. --- $165 million sounds like a lot. Is it really enough when spread across so many sectors? --- The key is where this money ultimately flows to. Don't let it all be burned on publicity again. --- Web3 in Asia is indeed resilient. I have to admit that.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-07 12:14

165 million USD invested, capital still optimistic about Web3, but can truly bring out impressive projects? That's the question. I just want to know where all this money ultimately went—another round of hype or real products? The enthusiasm for Web3 startups in Asia is genuine, but can the funding enthusiasm be linked to real returns... Again AI and Web3, is capital trying to bet everything, or have they really figured out the trick? After all these years of stirring up trouble, how many projects are still alive today? With 165 million USD poured in, how many dark horses can emerge?

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MevWhisperer

· 01-07 12:09

$165 million poured in, this is the most powerful response to Web3 The rumors that Web3 is dead really should stop, Asian entrepreneurs are still in full swing It's both AI and Web3, the investors' betting logic is very clear, it's all about real money and confidence Although there are big fluctuations, the smart money has never left the market, which says a lot With such high enthusiasm for Web3 in Asia, why is the domestic market still so cautious... Frequent financing actions indicate that this cycle is far from over, keep watching If Web3 can raise so much money, the winter is probably over, right?

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AirdropFreedom

· 01-07 12:06

1.65 billion is still a bit interesting, but the key is how it will be spent later. No matter how much money is poured into bad projects, it's all in vain. Web3 is hot in Asia, but I just don't know how many real things will come out of this wave of investment. AI, Web3, digital economy—this combination is indeed solid, it all depends on who can truly seize the opportunity. Having a lot of money is a good thing, but are entrepreneurs really prepared? It still feels like there are too few good projects. With this financing news out, a bunch of projects will have to go on roadshows to raise funds again. So annoying. 1.65 billion is neither big nor small; the key is the investors' vision—this is the real gamble. Is the Web3 financing wave back again? I just want to see how many unicorns will be born this time. It's AI and Web3 again—are investors betting on the future or just throwing a tantrum? It seems that every time there is big financing news, the crypto prices don't react much. What does that mean? The enthusiasm for startups in Asia is real, but the project quality varies greatly. Can we pick out the gold?

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-07 11:58

1.65 billion really invested? Asian Web3 is still so popular, I have hope for my coins again haha --- If investors are still pouring money in, it means nothing has cooled down. Bear markets are for accumulation --- It's AI and Web3 again, capital loves this combo. Looks like I should pay more attention to Asian startup teams --- Huh, is this fund reliable? Web3 financing is still so aggressive? --- Every time there's such financing news, the crypto circle starts to get restless... But real money hasn't stopped, we must respect the data --- 1.65 billion suddenly coming in, how much of it will flow into Web3? Just thinking about it is exciting --- Continuous investment is a signal, more convincing than any analysis report

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 01-07 11:54

$165 million poured in, it seems VC们 still bet on Web3 being promising Are the project teams still losing money seeing this news? Their eyes might light up AI, Web3, digital economy... honestly, these are the main funding directions, nothing new Real big money entering the market is the real signal, not just hype Let's wait and see which projects can get a share from this round of funding I've heard many times the words praising Web3, but the key is whether the project has practical applications Asian entrepreneurs are indeed quite active in the Web3 field, but with money coming in, bad projects follow After this round of funding, another wave of project teams will probably start their funding roadshow Real money ≠ truly profitable; it still depends on how they spend it afterward

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