TechFlow news, March 22 — According to Fortune magazine, former federal prosecutor Katie Haun is once again raising funds. Sources familiar with the matter say Haun plans to raise a total of $1 billion for two new cryptocurrency funds, with fundraising expected to be completed by June this year. A spokesperson for Haun Ventures declined to comment.
Haun founded her venture capital firm at the peak of the last crypto bull market in 2022, raising $1.5 billion—setting a record for the largest initial fundraise ever led by a female VC. That capital was split between two funds: $500 million for early-stage investments and $1 billion for later-stage deals. Notable investments include stablecoin startup Bridge and NFT platform Zora.
The new funds will maintain the same structure but with adjusted sizes: $500 million each for early-stage and late-stage investments. Despite setting a lower overall fundraising target compared to the previous round based on current market trends, sources said both new funds may still see oversubscription.
