- Wizzwoods raised $10 million in a Series A round.
- The funding will accelerate SocialFi and cross-chain integration.
- The investment was co-led by Animoca Brands and Infinity Ventures Crypto.
Wizzwoods closed a $10 million Series A on November 19, 2025, co-led by Animoca Brands and Infinity Ventures Crypto (IVC), with participation from angel investors. According to businessthe funding will accelerate the integration of SocialFi solutions and cross-chain capabilities within the game, which is a key factor in ensuring the scaling and interoperability of digital assets. The announcement comes amid a more restrictive cryptocurrency environment, highlighting the project’s focus on technical execution and compliance.
Big moves are happening at Wizzwoods!
Thanks to a $10 million investment from Animocabrands, IVC and other angel investors, we’re better equipped than ever to give you the amazing gaming experience you’ve been waiting for.
This milestone will accelerate our growth and aid shape the future… pic.twitter.com/tVPVOyTy67
— Wizzwoods (@WizzwoodsGame) November 18, 2025
Round details and apply of proceeds
The $10,000,000 investment was formalized as a Series A on November 19, 2025, with Animoca Brands and IVC as co-leaders as well as business angels, according to Wizzwoods. The studio describes its product as an idle farming game with a pixel aesthetic and cross-chain functionality, and indicates that the capital will be mainly directed towards enabling advanced SocialFi features and strengthening interoperability between networks.
SocialFi combines social and economic elements so that interaction generates monetary value, while cross-chain refers to the transfer of assets and data between blockchains without centralized intermediaries.
The team expects these improvements to enhance retention and transform users into busy economic participants in the Wizzwoods ecosystem.
Market context and implications for investors and compliance
Animoca Brands is participating in the round with a digital property-focused experience, combining capital and market signals that support the SocialFi and interoperability thesis applied to gaming. The Hong Kong-based company, co-founded by Yat Siu and David Kim, reports a portfolio of more than 628 companies and an approximate valuation of $5.9 billion according to its publications, and has had previous bets in projects such as KapKap, Mocaverse and stakes in The Sandbox, Decentraland and other relevant platforms. IVC appears as a co-chairman with a similar strategic motivation, although less publicly exposed in comparison.
The $10 million injection provides financial and strategic support for the development of SocialFi and cross-chain capabilities at Wizzwoods. This marks a test of technical execution and compliance in a more cautious capital market, and the next verified milestone will be the gradual rollout of SocialFi integration and cross-chain interoperability, marked by product updates and launch dates that the company must publish.
