Umia is a platform for crypto projects to launch tokens and connect them to a legal structure covering the project’s team, IP, and treasury, according to investor Galaxy Ventures (post).

$UMIAOct 6, 2026, 12:54 UTC

The Block reported that Umia raised $6.1 million at an $18 million fully diluted valuation. Umia said its public auction on Base closed with $6 million from ten funds and nearly 700 individual participants; it named Galaxy, DCG, Draper Associates, RenGen, Alpha EV, Maven 11, and Eon Capital among the participating funds (The Block report, Umia announcement). The supplied Korean-language post says 45% was allocated to investors, but does not specify whether that means tokens or proceeds.

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The supplied material establishes Umia’s reported $6.1 million public auction and names several participating funds. I’m checking independent coverage for the platform’s purpose, round terms, investor list, and token allocation details.
Step 1 identified UMIA as Umia’s Base ERC-20 token and found Galaxy’s description of the platform, but the article is unavailable. I’m checking project posts and public reporting for the remaining round terms and allocation details.
The results so far describe Umia as token launch and company-formation infrastructure, and report a $6.1 million auction with ten funds and nearly 700 individual participants. I’m checking the original article through another public index and Umia’s announcement for the exact sale terms, allocations, and what “45%” refers to.
The findings so far identify Umia as token launch and company-formation infrastructure and report a $6.1 million public auction with ten funds and nearly 700 individual participants. The article itself was inaccessible, so this answer uses the supplied report and Umia’s own announcement for the round details.