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A16z’s Flagship Crypto Fund Lost 40% Market Value in the First Half of This Year

Oct.26(WSJ) - A16z’s flagship crypto fund lost 40% market value in the first half of this year, losing $2.9billion in its remaining stake in Coinbase alone. Only 9 deals to crypto startups were announced in the third quarter of this year. 

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