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Enhancing Liquidity Access: The Caladan and NextBlock Alliance in Korea's Digital Asset Market
Caladan and NextBlock establish a strategic partnership to enhance global liquidity access for South Korea's institutional digital asset market.
third-news.com
November 10, 2026 at 3:31 AM
Caladan and NextBlock Partner to Expand South Korean Institutional Liquidity

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Caladan and NextBlock Partner to Expand South Korean Institutional Liquidity
NextBlock will route Caladan's market-making liquidity to South Korean institutions through its NextRoute smart order routing system.
basisdesk.news
November 10, 2026 at 3:06 AM
Luxembourg VC Nextblock’s $3M Bet Targets a Missing Piece of Crypto Finance

Luxembourg venture capital firm Nextblock has fully funded Soda Labs’ $3 million seed round to scale its programmable privacy infrastructure.   Programmable Privacy Over Privacy Coins Luxembourg-based venture…
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Luxembourg VC Nextblock’s $3M Bet Targets a Missing Piece of Crypto Finance
Luxembourg venture capital firm Nextblock has fully funded Soda Labs’ $3 million seed round to scale its programmable privacy infrastructure.   Programmable Privacy Over Privacy Coins Luxembourg-based venture capital firm Nextblock has invested $3 million to fully fund the seed round for Soda Labs, a cryptographic infrastructure startup building programmable privacy tools for public blockchains. […]
news.bitcoin.com
October 9, 2026 at 8:45 PM
ICYMI: NextBlock leads $3M funding round for Soda Labs : NextBlock finances Soda Labs’ $3 million seed round to expand programmable privacy for financial institutions operating on public blockchain networks.
NextBlock leads $3M funding round for Soda Labs 
NextBlock finances Soda Labs’ $3 million seed round to expand programmable privacy for financial institutions operating on public blockchain networks.
dlvr.it
October 9, 2026 at 4:19 PM
Soda Labs Raises $3M From NextBlock to Let Regulated Money Move Privately on Public Chains

Soda Labs raised a $3M seed from NextBlock to scale garbled-circuit MPC privacy for banks, payments and tokenisation on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and more.
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Soda Labs Raises $3M From NextBlock to Let Regulated Money Move Privately on Public Chains
Soda Labs raised a $3M seed from NextBlock to scale garbled-circuit MPC privacy for banks, payments and tokenisation on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and more.
hackernoon.com
October 9, 2026 at 1:23 PM
NextBlock leads $3M funding round for Soda Labs : NextBlock finances Soda Labs’ $3 million seed round to expand programmable privacy for financial institutions operating on public blockchain networks.
NextBlock leads $3M funding round for Soda Labs 
NextBlock finances Soda Labs’ $3 million seed round to expand programmable privacy for financial institutions operating on public blockchain networks.
dlvr.it
October 8, 2026 at 4:18 PM
Soda Labs busca ampliar Bubble, su infraestructura para procesar datos financieros privados en redes públicas y dar acceso controlado a quienes deban revisarlos.
NextBlock invierte 3 millones de dólares en Soda Labs para ampliar la privacidad blockchain
NextBlock financió íntegramente la ronda semilla de **3 millones de dólares** de Soda Labs, según el anuncio difundido por Chainwire el **8 de octubre de 2026**. El capital se destinará a ampliar su infraestructura de privacidad para aplicaciones financieras en blockchains públicas. El producto, llamado Bubble, busca que las instituciones utilicen esas redes sin hacer públicos los saldos o la información de sus clientes. El sitio de Soda Labs lo presenta como disponible en COTI, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum y Base, con Solana entre las redes previstas para su expansión. ## Datos confidenciales con acceso para auditores En su documentación, Soda describe Bubble como una capa que procesa información cifrada y mantiene la liquidación de las operaciones en la blockchain. Su arquitectura combina circuitos criptográficos ofuscados con computación multipartita, conocida como GC-MPC: varios nodos participan en el cálculo sin que uno solo reciba toda la información sensible en claro. La empresa explica que la información permanece cifrada durante el procesamiento. Para consultarla, el diseño incorpora una lista de permisos registrada en la cadena. Según la página del producto, esa lista permite conceder a auditores, reguladores o contrapartes acceso de lectura limitado a los datos que les correspondan, y cada acceso queda registrado. El anuncio también describe una red de validadores destinada a comprobar que los cálculos sobre datos privados se ejecutaron correctamente. Ese reparto de funciones importa para entender la propuesta: la verificación examina la ejecución del cálculo; los permisos determinan quién puede leer la información. Una institución podría reservar los detalles de una operación frente al público y habilitar su consulta por las partes autorizadas, de acuerdo con el diseño descrito por Soda. En un documento de trabajo publicado por el **Banco de Pagos Internacionales (BIS)** el 23 de enero de 2025, sus autores analizaron el equilibrio entre privacidad, capacidad de auditoría y rendimiento en los pagos digitales. La revisión abarca técnicas de computación multipartita y otros métodos criptográficos. Los investigadores distinguen la protección que ofrece la tecnología de la que depende de controles institucionales y políticas de datos. También plantean combinarlas con reglas de acceso y con una menor cantidad de información almacenada. Ese marco ayuda a situar Bubble: la confidencialidad de los cálculos y la posibilidad de supervisar una operación requieren decisiones distintas sobre el tratamiento de los datos. ## Las pruebas publicadas y las nuevas prometidas Soda ya tiene una referencia de rendimiento en su blog. En una publicación firmada por su CEO, Avishay Yanai, el 12 de agosto de 2026, reportó una prueba de **15,000 transferencias confidenciales** en Arbitrum realizada en julio. La empresa indicó un rendimiento sostenido de **500 transacciones por segundo** y un máximo de 750. Según esa publicación, la medición comprendió cifrado, procesamiento multipartito, consenso y liquidación en la red activa. Es una distinción relevante frente a medir únicamente la velocidad de una operación criptográfica: el indicador pretende reflejar el recorrido completo de una transferencia. El blog señala que la metodología y los datos brutos están disponibles bajo solicitud. Por separado, el comunicado de financiación promete nuevas pruebas en Arbitrum para las próximas semanas, cuyos resultados completos todavía están pendientes de publicación. La referencia de agosto permite conocer qué ha reportado la compañía; las nuevas mediciones tendrán que identificarse por su fecha y condiciones para poder compararlas. La inversión financiará el crecimiento del equipo y de la red de validadores, con un plan comercial de **12 a 18 meses** , según el anuncio. _Fuentes:_ 1, 2, 3, 4
fomoera.com
October 9, 2026 at 8:25 AM
Nextblock fully funded Soda Labs’ seed round with $3 million to build programmable privacy for regulated onchain capital.
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October 8, 2026 at 9:34 PM
Nextblock fully funded Soda Labs’ seed round with $3 million to build programmable privacy for regulated onchain capital.
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October 8, 2026 at 9:33 PM
Nextblock fully funded Soda Labs’ seed round with $3 million to build programmable privacy for regulated onchain capital.
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October 8, 2026 at 9:31 PM
NextBlock invests $3M in Soda Labs to broaden blockchain privateness - CoinJournal

October 8, 2026 at 1:29 PM
Soda Labs raised a $3M seed from NextBlock to scale garbled-circuit MPC privacy for banks, payments and tokenisation on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and more. #sodalabs
Soda Labs Raises $3M From NextBlock to Let Regulated Money Move Privately on Public Chains
hackernoon.com
October 8, 2026 at 1:43 PM
NextBlock invests $3M in Soda Labs for privacy infrastructure on public blockchains. 🔒 Soda Labs' GC-MPC tech enables private on-chain finance, expanding to EVM networks. "Regulated money needs privacy," says CEO Avishay Yanai. #blockchain #privacy #DeFi
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cryptovka.com
October 8, 2026 at 1:01 PM
NextBlock led a $3M seed round for Soda Labs, a privacy infrastructure startup. Their GC-MPC tech uses standard CPUs for private computations, powering platforms like PriveX & Zoniqx. Funds will expand their "Soda Bubble" coprocessor across EVM & Solana to boost adoption by banks & payment firms.
October 8, 2026 at 1:18 PM
Digital asset liquidity provider B2C2 has entered into a strategic collaboration with South Korean infrastructure firm NextBlock to supply global digital asset liquidity to the domestic market.

Under the agreement, NextBlock will integrate its proprietary smart order routing engine, NextRoute […]
B2C2 Partners with NextBlock to Supply Global Digital Asset Liquidity to South Korean Institutions
Digital asset liquidity provider B2C2 has entered into a strategic collaboration with South Korean infrastructure firm NextBlock to supply global digital asset liquidity to the domestic market. Under the agreement, NextBlock will integrate its proprietary smart order routing engine, NextRoute, with B2C2’s global liquidity network to support institutional execution. NextBlock acts as an execution bridge between global market makers and local digital asset markets, providing block trade execution, smart order routing, and instant settlement infrastructure. ## Sign up for Japan FinTech Observer Cutting through the noise of Japanese Finance & FinTech Subscribe Email sent! Check your inbox to complete your signup. No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. The alliance arrives as South Korea transitions from a retail-dominated crypto market toward expanded corporate and institutional participation. Historically, Korean won-denominated trades have accounted for 30% of global spot cryptocurrency volume. However, following discussions by the Financial Services Commission’s (FSC) Virtual Asset Committee, regulators have initiated a phased rollout allowing corporate real-name virtual asset accounts, lifting a restriction in place since 2018. The regulatory shift is expected to clear the way for more than 3,500 domestic corporations, alongside asset managers, listed companies, and family offices, to allocate capital to digital assets. B2C2, which is majority-owned by Japanese financial conglomerate SBI Holdings, serves as a primary engine for SBI's broader digital asset expansion. SBI has deployed more than $1.5 billion into the sector this year to build out its presence across the Asia-Pacific region. While B2C2 does not maintain a local entity in South Korea, the collaboration allows the firm to capture growing institutional demand via NextBlock’s domestic network. * * * B2C2 Launches PENNY for Instant, Zero-fee Stablecoin SwapsSBI Holdings-owned B2C2, a global leader in institutional liquidity for digital assets, has launched PENNY, the industry’s first zero-fee stablecoin swap solution. As the number of different stablecoins grows worldwide—each with different issuers, blockchains, and redemption processes—institutions face mounting operational complexity in managing liquidity acrossJapan FinTech ObserverNorbert Gehrke
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September 11, 2026 at 6:12 AM
Digital asset liquidity provider B2C2 has entered into a strategic collaboration with South Korean infrastructure firm NextBlock to supply global digital asset liquidity to the domestic market.

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September 11, 2026 at 6:14 AM
Bitcoin Amsterdam 2024 | Ian Reis, Mandana Yousefi | NextBlock

At Bitcoin Amsterdam we had the opportunity to sit down with @npub1pmhevxtlt3478pvmdqt7dftnv6zc2mzpdc569yjm6ks4k2jhezcs53uksr@momostr.pink , @npub1yz8n8jf7zye7ew6yftqr4hes6s3zlamaygr8amzkw05lwnqwjz5svspxp7@momostr.pink from […]
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October 22, 2024 at 7:41 AM
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Notabene, a startup specializing in encryption and anti-money laundering, raised $14.5 million in a Series B funding round. The round was led by DRW Venture Capital, with participation from Apollo, Nextblock, ParaFi Capital, and Wintermute (Coindesk)
November 12, 2024 at 3:03 PM
Notabene raises $14.5M in Series B led by DRW VC, with backing from Apollo, ParaFi, and others to advance crypto AML compliance and Travel Rule solutions. The funds administered by Apollo, Nextblock, ParaFi Capital, and Wintermute participated in the Series B funding round,… #Crypto #AML #Notabene
Notabene Secures $14.5M to Boost Crypto AML Solutions
Notabene raises $14.5M in Series B led by DRW VC, with backing from Apollo, ParaFi, and others to advance crypto AML compliance and Travel Rule solutions. The funds administered by Apollo, Nextblock, ParaFi Capital, and Wintermute participated in the…
protechbro.com
November 12, 2024 at 3:29 PM
At the #nostrdam event @npub1pmhevxtlt3478pvmdqt7dftnv6zc2mzpdc569yjm6ks4k2jhezcs53uksr@momostr.pink from @npub17vscfmnmshfdw68llhduxtr4h0kkmyhzm4phzs40t3gqsmguz7lsak66ne@momostr.pink gave a keynote about how Nextblock allows users to set the value of their attention, creating a decentralized […]
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November 13, 2024 at 9:05 PM