TechFlow News, April 13: According to Tom Dunleavy, Head of Venture Capital at Varys Capital, the fundraising environment for cryptocurrency startups has undergone significant changes over the past six months. Venture capital (VC) firms now need only have capital to access deal flow—high-quality projects are proactively seeking investment, and fundraising demand has reached a historical high. Most VC firms have either exhausted their funds, shifted focus to later-stage rounds, or failed to raise new capital, leaving fewer than 20 firms actively investing at the pre-seed and seed stages. The average fundraising timeline for startups has extended from two to three weeks to two to three months; companies lacking innovation or merely copying market trends struggle to secure lead or follow-on investments. VC firms now enjoy more time to conduct thorough due diligence when evaluating projects. Dunleavy believes that 2025 and 2026 will represent a historic window for VC firms that manage to survive and remain active.
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