Variant completes $222 million fundraising for its fund, betting on the era of AI and crypto "autonomous economies"
ChainCatcher news, according to Fortune, crypto-focused venture capital firm Variant has completed fundraising for its new $222 million fund, Variant 4, which will invest at the earliest stages of projects, focusing on the theme of “autonomy” and the integration of AI and crypto applications. Partner Jesse Walden stated that the label of “crypto investor” will disappear in the future, as crypto will become a universal “underlying pipeline” like internet infrastructure. The core is to provide users and enterprises with greater autonomy and security through decentralization and secure contract architecture, supporting the development of applications including DeFi platforms such as Uniswap and Morpho.
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