a16z Crypto:22 亿美元新基金背后,我们看到了什么

marsbitPublicado a 2026-05-05Actualizado a 2026-05-05

撰文:Chris Dixon 、Ali Yahya、Guy Wuollet、Eddy Lazzarin

原文标题:《We raised a $2.2B crypto fund》

编译:链捕手ChainCatcher

加密货币周期往往遵循某种规律

投机浪潮带来关注与资本。其中一部分被浪费,另一部分则资助了本不会建立的基础设施。喧嚣退去后,留下的东西通常比峰值时看起来更有用,也比谷底时看起来更持久。

如果你不只关注价格,而是关注每个周期里实际被建设出来的东西,以及当热潮退去后人们仍在继续使用的东西,就会看到这一点。我们正处于这样一个相对平静的时刻。而此时传来的信号,是多年来最令人鼓舞的信号之一。

最清晰的证据来自稳定币

交易量随市场涨跌起伏,但稳定币的使用量即便在下行期也持续攀升。人们用它储蓄、跨境汇款和支付,这一过程也往往暴露出传统替代方案的迟缓、高成本与不可靠。稳定币的增长看起来更不像投机,而更像是网络采用:使用量的复合增长,是因为这项技术本身有用,而不是因为人们对价格走势抱有期待。

区块链也在资本市场中证明其价值

自上一个周期以来,我们已经看到永续期货在价格发现方面、预测市场在揭示真实信息方面,以及链上借贷在稳定币信贷市场方面取得了有意义的增长。传统资产开始上链,链上金融也开始应用于网络代币以外的资产。一套新的金融体系正在成形——它可以连续运行,几乎即时结算,成本接近于零,并且向任何能够接入互联网的人开放。

监管方向也在向好发展GENIUS法案是审慎政策的一个典型范例:清晰的定义、强有力的保障措施,以及为建设者留下建设空间。我们预计,加密市场其他领域也将通过立法和规则制定取得更多监管进展。这将为消费者提供保护,为建设者提供确定性,并为主流机构提供参与路径。

现在尤其值得退后一步,思考为什么这件事在当下尤其重要。

软件正变得愈加复杂,也愈加难以信任。人工智能系统功能强大,却在很大程度上不透明。互联网所依赖的基础设施比以往任何时候都更加集中。在这一背景下,加密网络所设计提供的属性变得愈发重要,而非愈发次要:

  • 透明且可验证的系统
  • 从第一天起即面向全球的网络
  • 使用者、创作者、开发者与运营者利益一致的经济模型
  • 不依赖少数中间商的基础设施

这些属性正在实际产品中得到体现:支付金融服务创作者平台、去中心化基础设施,以及人与机器协调的新方式。这其中大部分由初创企业构建,并正在被金融机构、科技公司及其他主体日益采用,用来提供更快、更便宜、更可靠的服务。

在实践层面,这意味着全球即时汇款、无需依赖银行持有美元、将资产代币化以实现无摩擦流转、接入可供他人构建的可组合网络,以及将这些能力嵌入各类应用。这还包括一些此前从未可能实现的新模式:用户可直接拥有自己的资产与身份,并持有不可侵犯的数字产权;软件智能体集群可代表用户进行决策、执行操作与完成交易,按需获取算力、数据与服务;越来越自主的网络可以通过代码为自身融资、治理并不断演进。

这就是为什么我们宣布推出新的 Crypto Fund 5。这个规模为 22 亿美元的基金,正是为这一时刻而设立。我们通过该基金支持的创始人,正在投入到周期中较少受到关注、但我们认为会产生更多长期价值的部分:将新型基础设施转化为人们日常使用的产品。

每一个重要的计算平台最终之所以产生意义,都是通过这种方式实现的;加密技术也将如此。

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