In Q1’25 over $124Bn was raised then Q2 topped it up with $94.6Bn. Making more than 2x of what was raised in 2024 combined. The narrative in crypto right now is that infrastructure projects and hard tech are making a comeback, and pulling in serious capital. BlockDAGs is one of the names being floated around that camp. PitchBook reported crypto VC funding rebounded in 2024 and carried aggressively into 2025. Importantly, infrastructure-focused startups are leading the funding mix, thanks to the ETF narrative and lower‐rate expectations that helped open the moat. For Q3'25, the full report from primary sources aren’t all out yet, but weekly/late-Sept reads show heavy prints. According to Messari, $912M was raised in the final week of September, between 22–26 alone. 1️⃣ Why BlockDAGs and not blockchains? Short answer is: Not all chains parade themselves as blockdags but most that scale effectively use some form of DAG-style architectures. Here are the clearest, citable examples: .@hedera (uses a hashgraph DAG-based ledger) → $286.10M .@SonicLabs (uses an aBFT DAG / Lachesis) → $101.54M .@Conflux_Network (using a Tree-Graph DAG-style consensus) raised $102.91M .@Avalanche (part of the DAG-based consensus family, but not a blockDAG ledger) → $577.70M The latest player on this row is @kaspaunchained. 2️⃣ So what is a blockDAG?...