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Why it matters

Fundraising history is one of the first things people look up when evaluating a crypto project. How much did they raise, from whom, and at what valuation tells you a lot about who's betting on a project and how much runway it has. This information is public but fragmented across press releases, Crunchbase, and Twitter announcements. Structuring it in Geo connects projects to their investors and makes funding patterns across the ecosystem visible.

What to publish

  • For each of the top 100 projects, publish their full public fundraising history

  • For each funding round, include:

    • Round type (pre-seed, seed, Series A/B/C, strategic, token sale, etc.)

    • Amount raised

    • Date announced

    • Valuation if publicly disclosed

    • Lead investor(s) — link to Company/Person entities

    • All participating investors — link to entities (create if needed)

  • Create Company entities for major investors that don't exist yet:

    • e.g. a16z crypto, Paradigm, Polychain, Sequoia, Dragonfly, Pantera, Multicoin, Electric Capital, Coinbase Ventures

  • Link funding rounds to the parent Project entity

  • Tag with relevant Topics (e.g. venture capital, fundraising)

Scope

100 projects. Prioritize projects with significant public funding history. Capture every publicly disclosed round, not just the most recent one.

Potential sources

Crunchbase, DealRoom, The Block research, Messari, project blog posts and press releases, investor portfolio pages, RootData, Twitter/X announcements.