Buidlpad 2025 Review: Over $100 million raised throughout the year, first phase of Vaults locks in $20 million
PANews reported on December 30 that, according to Buidlpad's year-end summary, a total of 5 community sales and 1 Vibe early-stage project sale were completed in 2025, with total funds raised exceeding $105 million, attracting more than 153,000 participants and reaching a cumulative subscription amount of $432 million. Projects such as Momentum, Falcon, and Lombard were all significantly oversubscribed. In December, the first phase of the Buidlpad Vaults product locked in $20 million within 6 hours of launch. The platform has transformed into a multi-product capital platform and will continue to promote the issuance of high-quality assets and the construction of long-term user value in 2026.
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