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TLDR: Robot Ventures, a U.S.-based crypto VC firm, has raised $75 million for its fourth fund. The fund attracted industry heavyweights like TrueBridge Capital Partners and Andreessen Horowitz. Robot Ventures, an early-stage

TLDR: Robot Ventures, a New York-based venture capital firm, has secured a $75 million fourth fund. The firm’s focus is on early-stage crypto projects at the pre-seed and seed stages. Robot Ventures,

TLDR: Former SoftBank Capital partner, Matt Krna, launches VC service provider called Two Meter Capital. Two Meter Capital aims to provide portfolio management, financing, and exit support for corporate venture units, VC

TLDR: Consumer internet firm Zepto raised $340 million in funding. General Catalyst led the round with participation from other backers including Dragon Fund and Epiq Capital. Consumer internet firm Zepto has secured

TLDR: Bloomberg article discussing unusual computer activity and robot detection Readers asked to confirm they are not robots by clicking a box The Bloomberg article highlights the detection of unusual activity from

TLDR: Consumer investors are struggling to find success in AI breakthroughs, as OpenAI’s $100 billion valuation raises eyebrows. Once popular social apps are fading, leading to consumer venture investors leaving their firms.

TLDR: – Albion Venture Capital Trust PLC has a total of 158,169,916 ordinary 1p shares in issue – 22,002,939 of those shares are held in treasury and 136,166,977 shares are in circulation

TLDR: Türk Telekom’s venture capital arm, TT Ventures, is investing in sustainability-oriented startups, supporting the global trend towards environmentally friendly solutions. Regulatory changes in Türkiye are expected to accelerate progress in sustainability-focused

TLDR: Recent decline in the number of female startup founders, impacting sectors like FemTech. Female-founded startups receive less funding compared to male-founded startups, despite performing better. Statistics show a decline in the

TLDR: 78% of girls want to be entrepreneurs, but less than 2% of venture capital funding goes to female-only founded companies. Danya Herman, a 16-year-old aspiring business founder, created Future Girl Entrepreneurs