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Crypto VC Investments Skyrocket to $116 Billion in March


TLDR:

  • Venture capital investment in cryptocurrency surged by 52.5% in March, reaching $1.16 billion.
  • Mainly backing infrastructure and decentralized finance projects.

In March, venture capital investment in cryptocurrency surged by 52.5% month-on-month, reaching $1.16 billion, mainly backing infrastructure and decentralized finance projects. According to RootData, 180 publicly announced investments marked the highest monthly figure since April 2022. About one-fifth of deals secured $1-3 million, and over 15% received $5-10 million. Ethereum’s layer-2 blockchain Optimism led with an $89 million raise, followed by cryptography startup Zama’s $73 million Series A. Funding for infrastructure projects totaled nearly $283 million, with decentralized finance projects receiving $228.1 million. Centralized finance projects obtained $85.5 million. Notably, there were no funds raised in the DAO category. This marks the first time since November that monthly VC funding has exceeded $1 billion. The resurgence in crypto enthusiasm aligns with the launch of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the US, according to PitchBook. Major players like Andreessen Horowitz have already shown strong interest, with a $30 million fund earmarked for Web3 gaming.


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