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Everyone’s trashing exchanges for only listing garbage VC coins with “high FDV, low float.” But you’ve got the cause and effect backwards:
It’s not that exchanges have gotten worse. It’s that nobody in crypto is building real businesses anymore.

A few pages of slides and a couple of well-known firms leading the round, and suddenly the project is valued at billions of dollars. The mainnet has only a few hundred daily active users, fees don’t even cover the server’s electricity bill, and yet every month, like clockwork, tens of millions of dollars’ worth of tokens are unlocked and dumped on retail investors.

When you buy these coins, you’re not investing in value. You’re crowdfunding a luxury penthouse for partners at Wall Street venture capital firms.

#Crypto #VC #Tokenomics

🔥 A plunge in VC funding isn’t a crash, it’s a cycle reset.

📊 April’s crypto VC funding sank to $659 M, the lowest monthly total since July 2024, as deal flow dried up — #VC #Funding.

🌐 When capital retreats, the market often pivots from hype‑driven speculation to fundamentals; with sentiment still in “Greed” (74/100) and BTC holding $84,668, RSI 58.8, bullish MACD and $8.31 B open interest, plus smart‑money wallets actively accumulating Solana, we’re seeing the classic “capital scarcity = price discovery” phase of the #CryptoCycle #Bullish.

💡 Practical takeaway: keep core positions (BTC, ETH, BNB) and allocate a modest portion to high‑ conviction assets while the funding drought forces weaker projects out, sharpening the risk‑reward profile.

❓ How are you adjusting your portfolio now that VC money is scarce – doubling down on blue‑chips, scouting undervalued alt‑coins, or waiting for the next funding wave?

Can Solo GP still raise money? Jed Breed’s second early crypto fund reportedly already received $15 million directly. One person decides—no investment committee back-and-forth—focused on sweeping up seed rounds. The amount isn’t huge, but it’s flexible: LPs are willing to spend on an individual’s personal brand, which suggests the market isn’t dead yet.

#Crypto #VC

🚨 CRYPTO VC MONEY IS BACK. BUT VENTURE FUNDS ARE STRUGGLING. 👀

Q2/2026, VC funds invested about $5.6B into private, non-listed crypto & blockchain startups — up 31% QoQ, with 384 deals.

📊 Key numbers:
• VC investment: $5.6B
• +31% QoQ
• Deals: 384 | +10% QoQ
• Late-stage rounds are the main driver
• Only 5 crypto VC funds have raised
• Total new capital: $3.9B — lowest since Q4/2019

📊 Market perspective:
Money is still flowing strongly into crypto startups, but raising capital for the VC funds themselves is clearly getting harder.

In other words: capital is still there — it’s just more selective.

🔥 VC ISN’T DEAD. IT’S JUST GETTING PICKIER.

I’ll focus more on late-stage + infrastructure + stablecoin/financial infrastructure rather than chasing the number of deals.

#crypto #VC #venturecapital #blockchain #fundraising

VC trading volume has plummeted to a five-year low, but the big-ticket financing in the tens of millions hasn’t actually stopped.
It's not that there’s no cash; it’s just that the water-damaged projects are running out of funds—the money is all flowing to the solid projects that can weather the bear market.
The market is being forced to cool off, and that’s not entirely a bad thing; it’s healthier than the time when everyone was blindly throwing money around. #VC $BTC

GM. While normies were busy doomscrolling about Elons's latest tweets, Uncle Sam's been cooking up a spicy antitrust pot for a16z. Apparently, DOJ thinks having partners on competing AI company boards is as shady as a rug pull on a Tuesday. They're worried about "improper influence" and "collusion." 🤨

The alpha here is that Big Tech and VC are under the microscope more than ever. Regulators are finally catching up to the whole "tech monopolization" vibe, and it ain't just about crypto anymore. This could mean a tougher road for VCs trying to place their bets across the board. #VC #Regulation #AI

So basically, a16z is in a pickle, and it’s not because they forgot to stake their tokens. It's a reminder that even the big players aren't immune to the rulebook. The more concentrated power gets, the more likely someone's gonna show up with a subpoena.

What's your take – is this good for innovation or just a roadblock to progress? Let me know below! 👇

🚀 When Early Bets Turn into Financial Empires: The Anticipated IPO of SpaceX
In rare moments in market history, the event is not just a company listing... but a reshaping of the global wealth map.
The potential IPO of SpaceX could be one of the biggest wealth-creation catalysts in venture capital history, as historical examples reveal the scale of this shift:
Google's early investment of $900 million turned into over $120 billion
Founders Fund, led by Peter Thiel, turned $20 million into what could reach $50 billion
And even Elon Musk's initial stake of $100 million is now valued at nearly $735 billion
But beyond the numbers, the message is clear: markets reward not just capital... but timing, vision, and the ability to hold long.
If this IPO happens, we may witness the birth of an entirely new class of billionaires—not just from the present, but from decisions made before the "future" became clear.
In the end, markets don't create wealth from events... but from the transformations revealed by those events.
#SpaceX #IPO #VC #ElonMusk #Investment

VCs shout “blockchain revolution” on the surface, while quietly buying AI SaaS cash flow behind the scenes. The moves of the smart money are pretty straightforward—this year, the checks crypto VCs are writing to traditional AI and fintech are noticeably thicker.
In a bull market, people sell narratives; in a bear market, they look at the cash flow. After circling around, you realize traditional SaaS is still the tasty one. A bunch of protocols are still burning money to buy daily active users, while over there, subscription fees are already landing month by month—if you were in their shoes, you’d invest too.
At the end of the day, retail chases concepts; the big players chase cash flow. #VC $BTC

Robinhood’s second fund, RVII, is expected to list on the NYSE on August 13, raising up to $200 million, with a focus on seed-stage startups incubated by Y Combinator and YC alumni ventures.

From RVI to RVII, Robinhood is extending the “retail investor” mindset into the primary market—allowing everyday investors to participate in early VC allocations. This is both a bold experiment in democratizing VC and a concession from the traditional primary market to retail capital.

Key points to watch:
1. Timing. The August IPO window itself is a test of market sentiment; if it proceeds smoothly, it could open the door for more “VC concept stocks.”
2. Asset-class boundaries. VC allocations have extremely low liquidity and unclear valuations. After secondary trading, how they will be priced, redeemed, and disclosed will become central issues for future regulation and investor education.
3. The mapping to the crypto world. Similar logic has already appeared on-chain—from early-project allocations in ICOs to IDOs, and then to RWA tokenized early-stage project shares. The boundary between the secondary and primary markets is being steadily blurred.

The narrative of “early assets going secondary” in traditional finance and the crypto world is accelerating in parallel.🧵

#VC#RWA#US stocks

CRYPTO VC DEAL FLOW HITS CYCLE LOWS $BTC ⚠️

Crypto venture funding fell to roughly 50 deals in May, marking the weakest monthly activity since the pre-2021 bull market period. The slowdown is broad-based, with infrastructure and crypto financial services near multi-year lows as capital rotates toward AI and investors become more selective.

For traders, this points to a tighter early-stage funding environment and slower sector expansion outside liquid majors. Liquidity may remain concentrated in established assets and narratives with clearer revenue, user growth, or institutional demand.

Not financial advice. Manage your risk.

#Crypto #Bitcoin #VC #Web3 #BinanceSquare

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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?👇

#VC #FrameworkVentures #BinanceSquare

VC CRYPTO DEALS HIT 5-YEAR LOW $BTC ⚡

Crypto fundraising deals fell to just 44 in May 2026, the lowest level in 5 years. VC capital is turning more selective as AI absorbs investor attention, pushing funds toward fewer projects with real products and clearer growth paths.

This is not a full capital exit.
It is a filter.

Weak narratives are getting cut fast.
Strong builders can still pull huge checks.
The market is shifting from spray-and-pray funding to sniper capital.

Not financial advice. Manage your risk.

#Crypto #Bitcoin #VC #web #BinanceSquare

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🚨 Want to know where smart money is flowing before the next wave of crypto innovation?

The latest CryptoRank VC data reveals a clear trend: Exchanges lead with a median investment of $23M, followed by Brokerage ($18M), while Stablecoins ($11.9M) and CeFi ($11.4M) continue to attract strong funding.

Why does this matter? 📊

Venture capital doesn't guarantee success, but it highlights where investors see the biggest long-term opportunities. Capital is flowing toward infrastructure and financial services that could support the next phase of crypto adoption.
Key takeaway:
Instead of chasing hype alone, pay attention to where funding is consistently being deployed. Strong investment trends can offer valuable clues about sectors that may continue to evolve over the coming years.

Which category do you believe has the greatest growth potential over the next few years—Exchanges, Stablecoins, CeFi, Infrastructure, or RWAs?

#Crypto #VC #Blockchain #Stablecoin #CeFi #RWA #Web3 $BTC $ETH

🚨 Encrypted VC financing: PAYWARD gets $100 million, LATITUDE gets $35 million 🧠

📊 | $BTC | $ETH | $BNB |

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- From September 5 to 11, 2026, five transactions disclosed a total financing of $151 million.
- Nasdaq Ventures (Nasdaq Ventures) and Payward, the parent company of Kraken, reached an agreement for a $100 million investment, the largest single deal in this round.
- Latitude completed a $35 million Series A round, ranking second.
- The other three deals total $16 million. 🔥

- This large infusion of capital may increase Payward’s investment in technology and compliance in exchange competition.
- Latitude’s $35 million funding is likely to accelerate its product development and attract more institutional users.
- Given the size of this funding round, whale activity remains neutral in the short term, with no significant buy/sell volatility.
- The crypto market is expected to remain range-bound this week, and attention should be paid to how regulatory developments affect capital flows.

- What long-term impact do you think this funding round will have on the industry landscape? Feel free to discuss in the comments.

- Stay tuned for our follow-up analysis, and share your valuable insights.

- #Crypto #VC #Funding #Whales #Trading

📊 $11.2B Raised, but 0 Views? Something Doesn't Add Up.

Despite the bearish vibes in the chat, VC money is flowing into crypto startups like crazy this H1. That's a huge vote of confidence from the big players.

We're seeing 0 views on this topic, but billions in funding. Is this a sign of a massive accumulation phase, or are VCs just early and we're late?

Drop a 🐻 if you think this is a bear trap, or 🚀 if you think this is the bottom.

#VC #CryptoNews #Bullish #Binance #CryptoStartupsRaise$11.2BInH1

$VC @cz_binance said soon, I'll wait until dawn🐱💨
#VapeCat #vc

Breed VC completes fundraising for its second encrypted fund, with a scale of USD 15 million, with investors including FalconX participating.
#Crypto #VC #Web3

Musk speaks at the G20: stop endlessly propping up big corporations with handouts—invest more in startups. This hits just as hard in the crypto world—VCs only chase flagship projects, lifting the carriage for the big players, while retail investors end up taking the bag of a bunch of locked-up goods. Who, then, is going to pay for real innovation? The next time you hear “institutional bull,” don’t get carried away.

$BTC #VC #startups

Crypto venture trading volumes in May hit a five-year low, with market chill persisting. #加密货币 #VC #infrastructure

Early-stage projects are all about betting on people; the product can always pivot. Nechaev of FunderVC puts it plainly: products and markets can change in an instant, so the real question is whether the founders are up to the task. So don’t just be dazzled by a flashy white paper—look at who’s running the show and whether they can weather the storm. We’ve seen plenty of teams disappear and cases involving RMB during altcoin season, haven’t we?

$BTC #Crypto #VC