Allium, a blockchain data and analytics platform focused on enterprises, raises $40 million in a Series B funding round. The company announces the round on June 23 and says the investment will be used to expand its blockchain data infrastructure for institutional and enterprise clients as financial activity shifts toward blockchain-based systems. Multiple outlets report that the funding supports efforts to “tame” and manage blockchain data for Wall Street use cases. The Block and Fortune also state that the company’s institutional customer base includes organizations such as Visa and the U.S. Federal Reserve. Fortune reports that Amplify Partners leads the Series B, with participation from investors including Kleiner Perkins and Theory Ventures. Other reporting emphasizes the broader market context, including the growth of stablecoins and on-chain payments volume, which the company frames as drivers of demand for reliable blockchain data infrastructure. The sources collectively describe the round as an expansion step for Allium’s platform aimed at serving institutional clients seeking blockchain analytics and data management capabilities.