2026-01-12 20:25:26

America's top venture capital giants are once again making moves. Will this bet ensure their absolute dominance in AI and cryptocurrency fields?

Andreessen Horowitz has just announced a record-breaking funding round—$15 billion in capital, targeting the two cutting-edge areas of AI and Web3. Behind this investment is America's determination to completely outpace competitors in the next technological cycle.

In contrast, Europe's pace is noticeably sluggish. Although they are taking action, in terms of funding scale, investment speed, and strategic clarity, they are far behind the US. The AI arms race has already begun, and the reshaping of the cryptocurrency ecosystem is accelerating. Whoever can take the lead in these two tracks will secure a dominant position in the next decade.

The question is, with the money poured in, can innovation keep up?

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 8h ago

Can having more money lead to winning? I doubt it. The key is whether the projects you invest in can actually be implemented. Right now, a lot of shitcoins have received huge funding but still end up zero.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 9h ago

15 billion invested, can it really secure dominance for the next decade? I think it's uncertain; it also depends on talent flow within the ecosystem.

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UncommonNPC

· 9h ago

Investing 15 billion, but it still feels like the same old approach... Where is the true innovation?

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PessimisticOracle

· 9h ago

Investing 15 billion dollars feels like betting that innovation can't keep up with the pace of funding. Can it really lead to any revolutionary breakthroughs?

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