Crypto venture capitalists have raised over $2.2 billion this year, with more than $500 million secured recently.
Key funds include ParaFi Capital’s $120 million and Borderless Capital’s $100 million DePIN Fund III, which focuses on Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs) leveraging blockchain for efficiency. These networks enable innovative connectivity solutions, suggesting strong investor confidence despite market challenges.
Borderless Capital’s previous funds have shown significant returns, with their second fund investing in over 35 DePIN projects. Gracia from Borderless highlights that DePINs remain resilient in downturns, as their value often comes from outside the crypto sector.
For instance, Helium, a decentralized wireless network, has maintained stable revenue through subscription models, demonstrating independence from crypto market fluctuations.
Innovative tokenomics, including revenue-based buy-back strategies, further support token stability and create a positive feedback loop for investors.
The growing interest in DePINs reflects a shift towards infrastructure projects that address real-world needs and can disrupt traditional industries.
As these projects gain traction, they could lead to new opportunities in sectors ranging from telecommunications to logistics. Borderless plans to fully deploy its latest fund within four years, signaling a commitment to fostering innovation in this evolving space.
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