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Exploring Crypto VC Trends: Galaxy Digital’s Q1 2024 Insights

TLDR:

  • Venture capital investment in the crypto sector has not kept pace with previous bull market trends according to Galaxy Digital Research’s report.
  • Early-stage companies are attracting the most interest in terms of capital and deal count.

In a recent research report titled “Crypto & Blockchain Venture Capital – Q1 2024” by Galaxy Digital, it was highlighted that venture capital investment in the crypto sector has not kept pace with previous bull market trends. While digital asset markets have shown significant recovery from the lows of 2023, venture capital dollars are trailing, amidst several factors such as high interest rates, lingering market reluctance, and scarcity of later-stage companies. Early-stage companies have attracted the most interest, with a modest increase in total capital invested and a rise in deal count. This trend towards early-stage investment is seen as a positive indicator for the long-term health of the cryptocurrency ecosystem, fueling the development of new technologies. The report also explores the introduction of spot-based Bitcoin ETFs in the United States, leading to potential impact on venture investments in crypto-linked equities. Significant interest in Bitcoin Layer 2 projects, along with growth in the Infrastructure category, has been observed in Q1 2024. Despite challenges faced by fund managers, new funds are emerging, indicating opportunities for growth. The report also emphasizes the importance of thoughtful policymaking to support the development of the cryptocurrency and blockchain ecosystem in the United States.

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