Investitorii au investit 11.65 miliarde de dolari în firmele de criptomonede în 2022

A report unveiled by Avere, citând data provided by PitchBook, noted that cryptocurrency and  blockchain  firms had attracted almost $11.65 billion so far this year.

The data covers a range from January until April 12, as investors are on their way to injecting a record-breaking amount of capital into the sphere, while Bitcoin (BTC) keeps trading 40% lower than its all-time high, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

The report noted that in 2022, the number of deals has been ripping right along thanks to the $400 million Series C round conducted by crypto exchange darling FTX in January and the $400 million  runda de finanțare  by USD Coin-issuer Circle Internet Financial in April. In addition, Yuga Labs, the company behind the Bored Ape Yacht Club, raised $450 million in March thanks to backing from Andreessen Horowitz, FTX Ventures, and others.

Likewise, Blockchain.com raised new funding at a valuation of $14 billion, ahead of a possible listing on the public markets. In January, Tom Brady raised $170 million through his NFT platform, Autograph.

Circle’s Recent Funding Round

După cum sa raportat de către Magnate de finanțe, Cerc a devenit the latest firm in the financial ecosystem to raise significant funds for its expansion. The company entered into an agreement for a funding round worth $400 million

BlackRock, the world’s largest investment manager, joined the recent funding round along with Fidelity, Marshall Wace, and Fin Capital. Moreover, BlackRock has developed a strategic collaboration with Circle to explore capital market applications for USDC. Amid the growing adoption of USDC and a jump in demand for the company’s services, Circle’s valuation has increased significantly in the past few months. In February this year, Circle topped the valuation of $9 billion.

In terms of market cap, USDC is one of the largest digital currencies in the world. According to Circle, over $50 billion worth of USDC is in circulation.

A report unveiled by Avere, citând data provided by PitchBook, noted that cryptocurrency and  blockchain  firms had attracted almost $11.65 billion so far this year.

The data covers a range from January until April 12, as investors are on their way to injecting a record-breaking amount of capital into the sphere, while Bitcoin (BTC) keeps trading 40% lower than its all-time high, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

The report noted that in 2022, the number of deals has been ripping right along thanks to the $400 million Series C round conducted by crypto exchange darling FTX in January and the $400 million  runda de finanțare  by USD Coin-issuer Circle Internet Financial in April. In addition, Yuga Labs, the company behind the Bored Ape Yacht Club, raised $450 million in March thanks to backing from Andreessen Horowitz, FTX Ventures, and others.

Likewise, Blockchain.com raised new funding at a valuation of $14 billion, ahead of a possible listing on the public markets. In January, Tom Brady raised $170 million through his NFT platform, Autograph.

Circle’s Recent Funding Round

După cum sa raportat de către Magnate de finanțe, Cerc a devenit the latest firm in the financial ecosystem to raise significant funds for its expansion. The company entered into an agreement for a funding round worth $400 million

BlackRock, the world’s largest investment manager, joined the recent funding round along with Fidelity, Marshall Wace, and Fin Capital. Moreover, BlackRock has developed a strategic collaboration with Circle to explore capital market applications for USDC. Amid the growing adoption of USDC and a jump in demand for the company’s services, Circle’s valuation has increased significantly in the past few months. In February this year, Circle topped the valuation of $9 billion.

In terms of market cap, USDC is one of the largest digital currencies in the world. According to Circle, over $50 billion worth of USDC is in circulation.

Source: https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/investors-have-poured-1165-billion-into-crypto-firms-in-2022/