Who raised, how much, in which round, and from whom.
An undisclosed amount is shown as a dash, never as zero, and the 30-day window is computed from today.
The board covers announced rounds as they are disclosed. An undisclosed amount prints a dash — guessing a number behind a dash would be inventing it.
Investor names are as disclosed with the announcement; undisclosed or rumoured participation does not appear.
A raise says who funded a project and at what stage. It says nothing about the token's terms, its unlock schedule, or how the project will use the money.
Open crypto fundraising rounds →The amount was not disclosed — it is shown as a dash, not $0.
Announced private rounds across crypto categories, newest first.
No. A funding round describes capital raised, not price.
When it is announced publicly. The board is a record of announcements, not a leak feed.
No. The board records the raise itself; unlocks and vesting live on the Token Unlocks calendar.