Superset raises $4m to build a unified execution layer for fragmented stablecoin, tokenized deposit, and on-chain FX liquidity as crypto infrastructure funding accelerates.
Summary
- Superset secured a $4m seed round co-led by 7RIDGE and Exponential Science Capital to build a unified liquidity execution layer for stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and on-chain FX.
- The team aims to abstract fragmented cross-chain liquidity into a single connectivity layer serving liquidity providers, market makers, wallets, and aggregators as neutral infrastructure.
- The raise lands amid an active funding tape for crypto infrastructure, with recent rounds for privacy-focused stablecoin project Zoth and prediction-market platform Opinion highlighting demand for liquidity and derivatives rails.
Superset, a new liquidity execution layer targeting stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and on-chain FX, has raised $4 million in seed funding co-led by 7RIDGE and Exponential Science Capital, positioning itself squarely at the heart of the rapidly scaling stablecoin infrastructure trade.
Deal structure and strategic focus
The $4 million seed round will fund Superset’s push to build “the unified liquidity layer for the $300 billion stablecoin economy,” with 7RIDGE and Exponential Science Capital joining existing backers focused on market-structure innovation. Superset describes itself as a “unified liquidity execution layer” built specifically for stablecoins, tokenized bank deposits, and on-chain foreign exchange, aiming to sit beneath aggregators, wallets, and trading venues as neutral, infrastructure-style plumbing.
The team argues that while the stablecoin market is “vast and growing rapidly,” it remains “structurally highly fragmented,” with liquidity scattered across chains, venues, and instruments. That fragmentation, Superset says, is “precisely the problem” it is trying to solve by abstracting execution and routing away from individual platforms and toward a single connectivity layer.
Market fragmentation and pipeline
Superset is already working with “liquidity providers, market makers, stablecoin issuers, aggregators, and wallets” as it prepares for a broader product rollout, positioning itself as a neutral bridge between balance-sheet providers and end-user interfaces. The project emerges amid a busy funding tape in crypto market-structure and infrastructure: privacy-focused stablecoin project Zoth recently announced a new strategic round led by Taisu Ventures, while data from ChainCatcher shows 14 crypto financings last week alone, totaling roughly $300 million. Other recent raises include prediction-market platform Opinion’s $20 million Series A, backed by investors such as Hack VC, underscoring sustained appetite for liquidity and derivatives infrastructure even after episodic risk-off episodes.
Related coverage includes ChainCatcher’s report on Zoth’s latest strategic financing, their weekly breakdown of crypto funding flows, and analysis of Opinion’s $20 million Series A round as prediction markets gain institutional attention.
Macro tape and major coins
This parabolic move comes as digital assets continue to trade as the purest expression of macro risk appetite. Bitcoin (BTC) is changing hands near $68,968, with a 24‑hour high around $69,998 and a low near $66,368, on roughly $42.3B in volume. Ethereum (ETH) trades close to $2,050, with a 24‑hour range between roughly $1,995 and $2,107 as derivatives data flag fading intraday breadth. Solana (SOL) sits near $81, down about 3–4% over the last 24 hours, with liquidity increasingly quoted versus ETH as SOL/ETH trades around 0.041 on major venues.
