ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Blockchain Capital general partner Kinjal Shah expects that the scale of crypto market financing will rise with the strengthening of the market in 2025, but it will not return to the historical highs influenced by the macro economy in 2021-2022. The company will continue to seize market opportunities, focusing on areas such as stablecoin infrastructure, innovative distribution models, and DeFi platforms that connect institutional and retail users.

ChainCatcher news, Galaxy Research data shows that after experiencing three consecutive quarters of decline, venture capital investment in cryptocurrency and blockchain startups has seen a significant increase. In the first quarter of 2024, venture capital firms injected $2.49 billion into 603 deals with crypto startups, a 29% increase in funding compared to the previous quarter, and a 68% increase in the number of deals compared to the previous quarter.Several factors influenced the investment dynamics this quarter, including the launch of Bitcoin spot ETFs, innovations in areas such as re-staking, modularity, and Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions, as well as macroeconomic factors like interest rates.

According to ChainCatcher news, data from RootData shows that from January to March 2023, the crypto industry disclosed a total of 309 project financing events, with a total financing amount reaching 2.317 billion USD, significantly lower than the 12.48 billion USD in the same period of 2022, a year-on-year decrease of about 81%. Compared to the 3.463 billion USD in the fourth quarter of 2022, there is also a noticeable decline, with a quarter-on-quarter decrease of 33%.Among them, the infrastructure sector had the highest number and amount of financing among the nine major sectors, with an average single financing amount exceeding 10 million USD; the DeFi sector ranked second in the number of financing events and fourth in financing amount; the gaming and social entertainment sectors ranked third and fourth in terms of the number of financing events. (Source link)