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Katie Haun successfully raised a $1.5 billion venture fund in 2022, after a stint as a Coinbase board member and Andressen Horowitz General Partner. Now, after a year in which crypto investments have crumbled, regulators escalated crackdowns and several former billionaires face jail time, she details her team’s experiences and what comes next at TechCrunch…

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Katie Haun successfully raised a $1.5 billion venture fund in 2022, after a stint as a Coinbase board member and Andressen Horowitz General Partner. Now, after a year in which crypto investments have crumbled, regulators escalated crackdowns and several former billionaires face jail time, she details her team’s experiences and what comes next at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023.

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  4. Mad Trapper

    September 22, 2023 at 10:58 am

    Choose wisely. BTC is not functional as a currency and has no real enterprise uses. BTC is too slow, too costly and will not scale. Don’t buy into hype. BTCs only value comes from mining and it is on a loosing track. Right now the energy cost eats up 64.04% of the returns. What happens in Apr. when it halves again? If the price is the same the energy cost would be 128.08% of your profits. No one will run a rig at a lose. It could be the last straw. Also there are way better crypto out. ‘Hedera Hbar”. It is adopted by some of the worlds largest companies doing 3.7 billion transactions a month and has done over 21.6 billion transactions. It is average 1500 tps. BTC has yet to do 1 billion in its life time and it is 8 years older than Hedera. Search (Bitcoin Energy Consumption Index) From Brinkley.

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