Crypto Comeback: VC Investments Soar 46% in Q4 2024

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Crypto Comeback: VC Investments Soar 46% in Q4 2024In Q4 2024, venture capital (VC) firms invested $3.5 billion into crypto and blockchain startups, a 46% increase from the previous quarter. 2024: Weakest Year for Crypto VC Fundraising Venture capital (VC) firms poured $3.5 billion into crypto and blockchain-focused startups in the last quarter of 2024. The investment, 46% higher than the previous quarter, […]

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