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Crypto Funding Hits $883 Million in February: The Era of VC Scattershot Investing Ends, Revenue is Now Required to Secure Funding

Crypto startups raised $883 million in venture funding in February, a 13% decrease from the same period last year, according to DefiLlama data. Despite the downturn, investors are still deploying capital but have become more selective. As Andrei Grachev of DWF Labs noted, the era of raising funds with just a narrative and a pitch deck is over. Investors now prioritize revenue, user traction, and products that can endure bear market cycles. Key investment themes for 2026 include stablecoins and payment infrastructure, AI agents, and institutional tools for compliance and capital management. Major funding rounds included Flying Tulip, founded by Andre Cronje, which raised $206 million to build an integrated financial tech stack; Whop, which received a $200 million strategic investment from Tether to expand its digital goods marketplace; and Anchorage Digital, which secured $100 million from Tether to strengthen its role as a regulated bridge between traditional finance and crypto.

marsbit03/01 03:20

Crypto Funding Hits $883 Million in February: The Era of VC Scattershot Investing Ends, Revenue is Now Required to Secure Funding

marsbit03/01 03:20

The Life and Death of 2021's Star Projects: Who Remains from the Frenzy of Investments?

The article "2021 Star Projects: Survival or Demise? Who's Left from the Heavily Funded Craze?" reflects on the crypto boom of 2021, a year marked by record-breaking valuations, massive NFT sales, and a wave of venture capital flooding into Web3 projects. That year, crypto startups raised $25.2 billion—a 713% increase from 2020. However, four years later, most of the top 400 highly-funded projects have collapsed or become inactive. Notable failures include centralized finance platforms like FTX, which raised $1.32 billion before its fraudulent collapse in 2022, and Celsius Network, which promised high yields but saw its token plummet 99.73%. Other lending platforms like BlockFi and Voyager Digital also crumbled during the liquidity crisis. NFT and metaverse projects, once hyped as revolutionary, largely failed. Axie Infinity, which raised $159.5 million, saw its token drop 99.49% as its play-to-earn economy proved unsustainable. The Sandbox, a metaverse project that raised $93 million, now sits mostly empty despite initial land sales. The piece concludes that most projects were products of a speculative bubble, with less than 5% creating lasting value. As a new cycle begins, it questions which of today’s projects will survive when the hype recedes.

marsbit12/24 07:29

The Life and Death of 2021's Star Projects: Who Remains from the Frenzy of Investments?

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