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ChainCatcher news, RootData will participate in an offline event themed "IXO™ 2025" in Seoul, South Korea, from June 24 at 9:00 (GMT+9) to June 25 at 18:00 (GMT+9).The "IXO™ 2025" event is a Web 3 global roadshow organized by TokenPost, CoinReaders, and OpenLedger. Participants can learn about the latest industry trends and new developments in Web3, and attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in multiple airdrop activities.

ChainCatcher news, the well-known Korean crypto media TokenPost announced that it will hold the "IXO™2025" annual forum in Seoul, South Korea on June 24-25, 2025. As one of the most influential Web3 industry events in Korea, this forum has confirmed the participation of representatives from well-known projects such as TRON, Chiliz, IoTeX, and CertiK.

ChainCatcher news, according to an analysis by the Web3 asset data platform RootData, since 2022, a total of 32 VCs have disclosed LP information, with a total fundraising amount exceeding $5.18 billion. The top three fundraising amounts are Haun Ventures ($1.5 billion), Polychain ($750 million), and Dragonfly ($650 million). The LPs participating in the fundraising include well-known institutions and individual investors such as a16z, Marc Andreessen, Chris Dixon, Tiger Global, Temasek, OKX Ventures, KKR, Sequoia Capital, and others.There are 17 VCs with fundraising amounts of no less than $50 million. Among them, Marc Andreessen and Chris Dixon from a16z, as well as Animoca Brands, have participated multiple times as LPs in the fundraising of other funds. These 17 institutions have made a total of 394 moves in the past year, including leading investments 97 times.For projects seeking financing and funds currently raising capital, understanding these LP networks and investment trends is crucial for establishing solid LP relationships and formulating effective fundraising strategies.

ChainCatcher news, a16z partner Chris Dixon recently discussed topics such as "why a16z has never invested in FTX" on The Block's podcast The Scoop. When asked by the host whether avoiding FTX was a skill or luck, Chris Dixon stated that he had only had an online conversation with SBF and did not have a close relationship. The main reason for not investing in FTX was that they had invested in Coinbase, and the experience of working with Coinbase taught him that compliance and security are more important than flexibility and innovation. Therefore, the fact that FTX, as an offshore crypto exchange, is unregulated is itself a risk."Why do exchanges like FTX and Phoenix choose to set their headquarters in the Bahamas? Who audits them?" Chris Dixon said that not investing in FTX was not entirely due to luck; a16z has accumulated over a decade of experience in the investment field and conducts extensive research before investing, seriously considering "what true technological innovation is." (The Block)