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💰 In the depths of the bear market, this VC’s new fund is oversubscribed

Framework Ventures announced that its fourth fund has completed fundraising, with a size of $400 million, and it was oversubscribed—meaning subscription demand exceeded the originally planned募集 scale.

Where will this money be invested?

No longer limited to a pure crypto track, it has expanded into AI and robotics—an evident broadening of Framework Ventures’ investment map.

Why is this news worth paying attention to?

Market sentiment is currently very poor. BTC has been trading sideways near its year-to-date lows, and most retail investors are either panicking or numbed.

But the fundraising actions of top VC firms tell us that the decision cycles of long-term capital are completely out of sync with retail sentiment.

After VC fundraising is completed, it usually takes 3–5 years to fully deploy the capital—these firms are not betting on whether the market will be up next week, but on whether this space will be bigger in the next five years.

Funds raised during a bear market often reap the richest returns in the next bull cycle.

Do you think “crypto + AI + robotics” will be the next super sector?👇

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Framework Ventures raises $400 million, expands into AI, Robotics and continues to invest in Crypto

- Framework Ventures has successfully raised $400 million for its fourth fund.
- The fund will expand investments into new sectors such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, and Energy.
- Notably, Framework Ventures will continue to maintain and grow its investments in the cryptocurrency market.
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Source: CoinTelegraph

🏗️ **Framework Ventures Raises $400 Million to Evolve from «DeFi Native» to «Cutting-Edge Technology»**

Framework Ventures has completed fundraising for its fourth fund, totaling $400 million. While this in itself is a fundraising headline, what’s truly worth attention is the shift in its direction.

Let’s review the timeline:
- Founded in 2019: all-in on DeFi, early bets on Aave and Chainlink
- 2021, Fund II: $100 million
- 2022, Fund III: $400 million
- 2026, Fund IV: $400 million, targeting crypto + AI + robotics + energy

The co-founders put it plainly: they’re not chasing AI hype. Instead, they see that the founder network itself is changing. The smartest builders in crypto are turning their focus to a broader technology stack.

This isn’t an isolated phenomenon. Paradigm is raising a new fund of $1.5 billion, also pointing to AI and robotics; Haun Ventures’ $1 billion second-stage fund has expanded to AI and financial services as well.

The signal is clear: **crypto VCs are tearing down industry walls.** When the best DeFi investors start distributing capital to AI and energy projects, they’re betting that the next wave of large-scale adoption won’t happen only on-chain.

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Framework has just raised $400 million with a surprising thesis: the future of blockchain doesn’t lie in DeFi or speculation, but in funding AI, robots, and energy.

Co-founder Michael Anderson points out that the current wave of founders is coming from traditional finance, energy, and industrial technology. They use tokenization to turn GPUs into collateral, unlocking access to cheap capital from a $300 billion stablecoin pool. Recent deals such as Daylight (solar energy) and Plasma (stablecoin banking) clearly show this trend.

The market is shifting from “building for crypto users” to “using blockchain as a financial layer for real industries.” If 2021 was a speculative deviation, then the current phase is moving toward true value capture. Smart money is betting on infrastructure.

For traders, this is a positive long-term signal. But don’t forget to manage risk in the short term—DYOR.

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