Crypto VCs reveal what they’re looking for in 2025
Political tailwinds in the United States and anticipation of a friendlier regulatory climate are positive signs for the crypto industry. Go to Source
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VC Roundup: Crypto funding climbs to $13.6B in 2024, set to hit $18B in 2025
Declining interest rates and increased regulatory clarity are expected to fuel a surge in venture capital investment in crypto startups over the next 12 months. Go to Source
Tether makes first crypto VC fund investment into Arcanum Capital
“We are passionate about backing technologies that will prevent censorship and things being shut down,” James McDowall told Cointelegraph. Go to Source
Plume Network secures $20M for tokenization platform
Investors in the round include Brevan Howard Digital, Haun Ventures, Lightspeed Faction, and Galaxy Ventures. Go to Source
Beam Foundation to debut $150M gaming fund in Abu Dhabi
Beam Ventures will launch in 2025, providing funding and acceleration for blockchain gaming startups in the United Arab Emirates. Go to Source
Venture firm DNA launches desk for tokenized equity in startups
The platform allows accredited investors to invest in Web3 startups via tokenized special-purpose vehicles. Go to Source
Trump’s crypto czar is Solana bull and Multicoin Capital investor
New US “crypto czar” David Sacks is very bullish on Solana and is among investors of SOL-related investment firm Multicoin Capital. Go to Source
Nike-owned NFT wearables RTFKT to sunset in January
The Nike-owned company received investment funding from Andreessen Horowitz during the peak of NFT summer in 2021. Go to Source
VC Roundup: Funding falls to $2.4B in Q3 2024, early-stage startups dominate
This edition of Cointelegraph’s VC Roundup features Eidon AI, Brevis, Multiledgers and Alluvial. Go to Source
Portal Ventures raises $75M for pre-seed crypto fund
Portal Ventures’ new fund will back pre-seed rounds for crypto startups, aligning with the growing VC focus on early-stage activity in 2024. Go to Source