StakeStone secures $22M investment round led by Polychain Capital, Binance Labs, and OKX Ventures

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StakeStone announces the successful completion of a $22 million investment round, led by Polychain Capital

– . This fundraise includes strategic investments from Binance Labs and OKX Ventures, seed round led by SevenX and participation from Nomad Capital, HashKey Capital, HashKey Cloud, Amber Group, Coinsummer, Bankless Ventures, DAO5, Symbolic Capital, Arcane Group, Quantstamp and more. This investment positions StakeStone for accelerated growth as it expands its product offerings and strengthens its presence in key markets.

StakeStone is also preparing to unveil its payment product which will include features such as flexible savings accounts powered by the yield-bearing liquid asset, STONE along with a Buy-Now-Pay-Later option, providing users with greater transaction flexibility. Developed with MegaETH’s real-time processing capabilities, this product is designed to establish a sustainable model that drives real-world utility and supports mass adoption.

“The team at StakeStone has been pushing the boundaries of innovation, and we believe their vision to integrate omnichain liquidity with high-performance blockchain networks is a game-changer. This partnership aligns perfectly with our investment philosophy of backing projects that will shape the future of the crypto ecosystem. We look forward to seeing the impact they will make as they scale and drive adoption on a global level,” said Olaf Carlson-Wee, CEO, Polychain Capital.

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