Web3 fundraising has shifted significantly, with investors today requiring robust business models, clearly defined tokenomics, and evidence of market validation. Unlike earlier times, such as 2017’s ICO boom, where projects often raised millions based on vague ideas without operational products, the current landscape favors preparedness and clear strategic direction. While various funding avenues like VCs and crowdfunding exist, founders must be prepared to pivot in the face of low traction or market demands. Although skepticism has increased, committed investors still seek standout projects that demonstrate clear value and potential.
The evolution of Web3 fundraising highlights investors' demand for strong business models and clear tokenomics, emphasizing that only exceptional projects attract sustainable funding.
Venture capitalists, angel investors, and various funding routes cater to emerging projects, but success hinges on strategic pivots and long-term viability in a competitive landscape.
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