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Crypto Investment Sees Downturn in Q2 2023: Galaxy Report

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Crypto Investment Sees Downturn in Q2 2023: Galaxy Report

The crypto and blockchain sectors experienced a downturn in the second quarter of 2023, according to a report by Galaxy Asset Management. Investment in the sector reached a new low, totaling $2.32 billion, marking the lowest since Q4 2020. This downward trend began after a peak of $13 billion in Q1 2022, and the decline is evident when comparing the funds raised over the last three quarters to the investments in Q2 of the previous year.

Source: Galaxy Asset Management

Although the capital invested in the crypto sector has not yet stabilized, there was a slight increase in deal activity during Q2 2023. A total of 456 deals were completed, up from 439 deals in the previous quarter. This increase was primarily driven by Series A investments, with 174 deals recorded, up from 154 in Q1.

The majority of investment in the crypto sector focused on early-stage deals, including Pre-Seed, Seed, and Series A investments. These accounted for 73% of the total capital invested, with the remaining 27% allocated to later-stage deals.

US Leads the Way in VC Crypto Investments

According to the Galaxy report, US-based companies emerged as the leaders in crypto VC investments, both in terms of deal completion and capital raised. They secured 45% of all investments in Q2 2023. The United Kingdom followed at 7.7%, while Singapore and South Korea claimed 5.7% and 5.4%, respectively.

Crypto investment chart from Galaxy
Source: Galaxy Asset Management

Meanwhile, valuations in the crypto and blockchain venture landscape experienced a decline during Q2 2023, mirroring the trend seen in the broader venture capital industry. The median pre-money valuation for these deals dropped to $17.93 million, the lowest since Q1 2022. The median deal size was $3 million, based on a $17.93 million pre-money valuation.

Crypto investment chart from Galaxy
Source: Galaxy Asset Management

As the crypto and blockchain sectors navigate a period of investment decline, industry participants remain watchful for signs of stabilization and renewed growth in the coming quarters.

 

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