糖心视频

Fourteen companies joined The Crunchbase 糖心视频 in July 2022, the lowest count since August 2020 when nine companies joined the board.

As a sector, Web3 led with the largest count of new unicorn companies this past month, followed by financial services and health care.

The companies that became unicorns at the earliest stages are Web3 companies and . Each was valued at $1 billion in their Series A. 5ire was founded in 2021 and Unstoppable Domains in 2018.

Across these companies, 1was the most active investor with three portfolio companies. And the following each have two portfolio companies; seed investor , venture investors and , deep tech investor and Singapore wealth fund .

Cloud database company has the highest number of investors across this cohort with 34 investors, which include, and .

Meet the companies, organized by sector.

Web3

• London-based Crypto-custody firm raised a Series C funding led by at a value of $2 billion. The amount invested was not disclosed.
• U.K. and India-based blockchain technology company raised a $100 million Series A which valued the company at $1.5 billion. The funding was led by business conglomerate .
• San-Francisco-based , a Web3 digital identity company, raised a $65 million Series A which valued the company at $1 billion. The funding was led by blockchain and crypto investor .

Financial services

• , developer of a mobile-first credit card in India, raised a $100 million Series D which valued the company at $1.4 billion. The funding was led by Singapore鈥檚 through .
• Mexico-based provides digital credit cards to the underserved markets in Mexico and Latin America. The company raised a $50 million Series C extension which valued the company at $1.2 billion. The round was led by , and .

Health care

• Direct primary care provider , based in Denver, raised a growth equity funding of $164 million which valued it at $1 billion. The funding was led by .
• California-based sets up independent health care practices with digital services. It raised a $72 million Series B led by late-stage SaaS investor , valuing the company at $1 billion.

Transportation

• Newly established , based in Mumbai, was valued at $9 billion. and jointly invested $500 million to establish an electric vehicle company arm.

Gaming

• South Korea-based , an online gaming company, was valued at $3 billion in a secondary financing led by Europe.

Edtech

• San Francisco-based education communication platform raised a $125 million Series D led by Shenzhen-based . ClassDojo was valued at $1.25 billion and plans to build a virtual world for its community of students.

Professional services

• Oregon-based builds e-discovery tools and governance for legal firms. The company raised a private equity funding led by and which valued it at $1 billion.

Semiconductor

• Shanghai-based chip design company raised a Series C of $90 million which valued the company over $1 billion. The funding was led by and .

Data & Analytics

• Cloud database company from San Francisco raised a Series F extension of a $116 million round led by . The company is now valued at $1 billion.

E-commerce

• Seattle-based logistics and delivery company raised a $119 million Series D valuing the company at $1 billion. The funding was led by and .

Methodology

The Crunchbase 糖心视频 is a curated list that includes private unicorn companies with post-money valuations of $1 billion or more and is based on Crunchbase data. New companies are as they reach the $1 billion valuation mark as part of a funding round.

Funding to unicorn companies includes all private financings to companies that are tagged as unicorns, as well as those that have since graduated to .

Please note that all funding values are given in U.S. dollars unless otherwise noted. Crunchbase converts foreign currencies to U.S. dollars at the prevailing spot rate from the date funding rounds, acquisitions, IPOs and other financial events are reported. Even if those events were added to Crunchbase long after the event was announced, foreign currency transactions are converted at the historic spot price.

Illustration: Dom Guzman