Crypto VC Paradigm Launches $1.2 Billion AI Fund as It Broadens Beyond Digital Assets
Paradigm will keep backing crypto while adding AI and robotics investments after raising $1.2 billion, Bloomberg reported.
- On Wednesday, Paradigm raised $1.2 billion for a new venture fund focused on artificial intelligence and robotics, according to Bloomberg, slightly less than the $1.5 billion the firm sought to raise.
- Founded in 2018 by former Sequoia partner Matt Huang and Coinbase co-founder Fred Ehrsam, the firm filed to raise the fund earlier this year according to SEC filings.
- Paradigm's Fund III has already deployed capital into drone delivery company Zipline and space startup True Anomaly, signaling early execution of the expanded investment strategy.
- Managing partner Alana Palmedo said, "There's so much else happening right now that," emphasizing the firm will not abandon crypto despite expanding into AI and robotics.
- The firm will "continue to research and build where it accelerates the industry," investing in blockchain tools Foundry and Reth, agent tools like Centaur, and security work with OpenAI.
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