Midas

Midas is a provider of a platform for composable onchain investment products. From its funding announcement.

$50M Series ARaised 7 months agoBerlin, GermanyCrypto & Web3Germany
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In their own words

What Midas says it is doing

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Public signal Described in the funding announcement as "provider of a platform for composable onchain investment products". Source

Market expansionProduct

Public signal Read from the company's own description of what the funding supports.

Why now

Where Midas is today

Midas announced a Series A round of $50M on 30 March 2026, led by RRE and Creandum.

Latest round
Series A
Amount
$50M
Announced
30 March 2026
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Sector
Crypto & Web3
Investors
Also participating
Relevant leadership
Not stated

Momentum AfterRaise intelligence

AfterRaise Score

43
Established
0 funding signals in the last 90 days
Funding recency
9/40
announced within the last year
Round scale
19/25
round size relative to the market
Funding stage
15/20
Series A
Funding cadence
0/15
one funding event tracked this year
Arriving with the signals layer
  • Hiring momentum Open roles and hiring pace
  • Market expansion New offices and new countries
  • Leadership Executive appointments
  • Product activity Launches and releases

Since the raise

What has happened since

  • 30 March 2026
    $50M Series A
    Led by RRE and Creandum.

Public signal The timeline currently holds funding events, because those are the signals AfterRaise observes today. Hiring, leadership, expansion and product events join it with the signals layer.

What may happen next

What this raise could create

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What may happen next

  • New market entry
  • First local hires in the new market
  • Local entity and legal setup
  • Product launches and new tiers

Opportunities this could create

  • Institutional partnerships
  • Protocol engineering
  • Market-entry advisers
  • Local employment infrastructure
  • In-market partnerships

Based on the Crypto & Web3 sector, a Series A round and the priorities the company itself set out. Not a statement of fact.

Early momentum3 connected signals
  • 30 March 2026$50M Series A announced
  • 30 March 2026Stated priority: market expansion
  • 30 March 2026Stated priority: product

High momentum means several meaningful company changes have occurred in a short period. Signals here are funding events and the priorities the company stated; hiring, leadership and expansion detection join with the signals layer.

Open to

What Midas is open to

Not yet specified

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Opportunities

Ways to work with Midas

No open opportunities listed

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People who have contributed here

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