According to ThinkingUSD, venture capitalists (VCs) are predicted to shift towards advocating open and transparent standards for crypto companies by 2025. This change is attributed to lackluster returns from investments made in previous years (2021-2024) in protocols and companies that underperformed. Analysts suggest this move could lead to increased scrutiny and demand for transparency in crypto projects, potentially impacting trading strategies. Source: ThinkingUSD.

According to Michaël van de Poppe, large funds and venture capitalists are increasingly favoring liquid investments as the market experiences downturns. Despite challenging market conditions, liquid assets present appealing opportunities from a venture capital perspective. This shift indicates that not all altcoins should be dismissed, suggesting potential trading opportunities for investors. Source: Michaël van de Poppe on Twitter.

According to Miles Deutscher, many prominent funds, venture capitalists, and creators have experienced substantial losses in the current cryptocurrency cycle, highlighting a period of widespread complacency among major players. This indicates that even experienced investors are not immune to market volatility, emphasizing the need for cautious trading strategies.

According to Flood (@ThinkingUSD), the focus on tokenomics, venture capitalists (VCs), and token unlock schedules would diminish if more cryptocurrency projects demonstrated profitability. The implication for traders is to prioritize investments in projects with proven revenue models over those primarily driven by speculative token dynamics.

According to @ThinkingUSD, venture capitalists holding Bera tokens, previously valued at $3 billion Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV), are now facing trading prices significantly below that level, necessitating deeper discounts to attract buyers. This highlights the ongoing struggles faced by crypto VCs with investments from the 2021-2023 period.

According to RootDataLabs, an analysis reveals that since 2022, 32 venture capital firms (VCs) have disclosed their limited partner (LP) information, with total fundraising surpassing $5.18 billion. The top three fundraisers include Haun Ventures with $1.5 billion, Polychain with $750 million, and Dragonfly XYZ with $650 million. Notable limited partners (LPs) have participated in these fundraising efforts.