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Paris-based digital asset data provider Kaiko extends a funding round to $110M led by S&P Global to support 24/7 continuous market data and asset tokenization

Bloomberg Anna Irrera

Context & Ripple Effects

Kaiko’s financing arc moved from a $24M Series A for cryptocurrency data and Asian-market analysis in 2021 to a $53M Series B focused on institutional crypto and DeFi data in 2022. The extension enlarges that earlier institutional-data mandate around continuous coverage and tokenized assets.

S&P Global has previously backed market-data technology, leading Kensho’s 2017 financing before acquiring Kensho in 2018. That history makes its lead role meaningful as a strategic validation of Kaiko’s data-infrastructure positioning, without establishing any transaction beyond the investment.

First-order effects

  • Kaiko gains funding to expand 24/7 market-data delivery and work on data services for asset tokenization.
  • S&P Global becomes the lead investor in Kaiko’s enlarged round, aligning its capital with a provider that sells digital-asset data to institutions and businesses.

Second-order effects

  • Kaiko’s institutional customers and prospects have a better-funded supplier for continuous digital-asset market coverage, raising the competitive bar for data vendors serving the same buyers.
  • Tokenized-asset products require usable market data; Kaiko’s planned investment directs more vendor capacity toward that supporting layer rather than solely crypto trading analytics.

Third-order effects

  • If institutional demand for tokenized assets develops alongside continuous trading, market-data providers may become a core control point between digital-asset venues and financial-data buyers.
  • Strategic investment by established financial-information companies points toward digital-asset data being evaluated as an extension of market-data infrastructure rather than a standalone crypto niche.

The trend: Digital-asset market data is moving toward always-on, institution-oriented infrastructure designed to support both trading markets and tokenized financial products.