A company making a blockchain game based on the popular 80s football manga Captain Tsubasa raised $15 million in its latest funding round.

Foresight Ventures (FV), a crypto fund with $400 million in assets under management (AUM), is launching an incubator program called Foresight X. The program will allocate $10 million to three different types of Web3 funding and collaborations.

Thirdverse announced it has raised $15 million in capital through a third-party funding round so it can make Web3 and virtual reality games.

Poland-based Insert Stonks has announced the completion of a pre-seed round with $2.5 million in investments. FunFair Ventures, a UK-based venture capital firm that supports and invests in early-stage projects using blockchain technology, led the funding round. The company stated that the capital will be used in the development of its Web3 game monetization infrastructure.

Masterblox, a Lisbon-based crypto marketing company, has pledged to bring greater gender parity to the world of web3. Masterblox CEO Isabella Händel is on a mission to highlight the shortage of women working in the industry in a bid to foster greater inclusivity.

The fourth edition of <a href="https://thehop.xyz/" target="_blank">The Hop</a> comes to a close this year, ending a cycle of 4 editions in which more than 35 pilot projects were undertaken in Spain and Brazil. The fourth edition included different leading startups and companies such as MIT, IE, Amazon, and more. In its fifth edition TheHop will focus on WEB 3, searching the entrepreneur ecosystem for use cases related to Metaverse, tokenization of assets, cryptocurrencies, NFTs and DAOs.

“Interoperability! Play to earn! Ownership! Buy an NFT because Meta said the Metaverse is real and so NFTs also must be real!” None of that stuff works either.

A web3 charity project created by Emonee LaRussa and her team at JumpStart Designers has raised an impressive $50,000 for underprivileged kids. The phenomenal project is powered by MoonPay and features artwork by some of the most prominent&nbsp;NFT artists&nbsp;worldwide.&nbsp; &nbsp;

The founder of blockchain-based social video platform Cheelee and its sister Web2 mobile app NUTSon announced the launch of a $200-million support program for affected global cryptocurrency exchanges. The investments will go through the crypto winter solidarity fund run by Roman Alekseev and his partners, as his recent Instagram post&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/ClDsQQDKTVB/?igshid=MDM4ZDc5MmU=" target="_blank">states</a>.

With the already massive crypto community on their platform, Twitter is currently having a competitive advantage over Meta.