PANews reported on May 4 that, according to Bloomberg, Haun Ventures, a venture capital firm founded by former Katie Haun (who was a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz and a U.S. federal prosecutor), has completed a new round of fundraising totaling $1 billion.

This round of funding consists of approximately $500 million each in early-stage and late-stage funds. Over the next two to three years, the funds will primarily be invested in startups in the crypto and blockchain sectors, while also expanding into cross-sector areas such as AI agents, fintech, and alternative assets.

Haun stated that the fund will adopt a global investment strategy, focusing on emerging companies that integrate financial services, artificial intelligence, and on-chain infrastructure, continuing its long-term investment strategy in the digital asset field. The completion of this fund signifies that, after a period of cyclical adjustment, crypto venture capital continues to attract large-scale long-term capital and is gradually expanding towards the integration of AI and on-chain applications.