Venture capital funding in crypto rises to US$2.4 billion, Pitchbook says

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As expectations of lower interest rates and the debut of the first US bitcoin spot ETF whetted investor appetite.

Venture capital funding in crypto rises to US$2.4 billion, Pitchbook says
Crypto startup funding rose for a second straight quarter to hit $2.4 billion in the first three months of 2024, Pitchbook data showed, as expectations of lower interest rates and the debut of the first US bitcoin spot ETF whetted investor appetite. Funding was spread across 518 deals and rose ...

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