Blockchain data infrastructure company Cambrian completes $6 million seed round, led by Franklin Templeton and Polychain
According to Odaily, blockchain data infrastructure startup Cambrian has completed a $6 million seed round of funding, co-led by Franklin Templeton and Polychain Capital, with participation from Flow Traders, Selini Capital, Paper Ventures, and Nomad Capital, among others.
Odaily previously reported that Cambrian had also secured a $5.9 million pre-seed round led by a16z Crypto Startup Accelerator, bringing its total funding to $11.9 million.
Founded in 2024, Cambrian currently offers APIs for institutions and AI Agents, covering real-time and historical on-chain data such as returns, risks, lending rates, trading activity, liquidity positions, and market sentiment, helping users allocate capital on-chain. The company plans to expand its current APIs into a verifiable blockchain data oracle network to serve institutional financial clients, AI Agent builders, and protocols that require reliable data to control capital flows. Unlike traditional oracles that primarily provide price data, Cambrian aims to aggregate lending protocol data, DEX liquidity, social sentiment, developer activity, and historical market data.
According to Cambrian, its platform has processed millions of API calls and currently indexes around $4.5 billion in TVL across four major lending protocols, tracks 1,789 vaults under 895 curators, and monitors over 320,000 DEX liquidity pools on Base and Solana. The company also plans to expand support for trading data, adding Hyperliquid and more comprehensive perpetual contract data.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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