Svmuu News: In February, crypto startups raised approximately $883 million in venture capital, a decline of about 13% from the more than $1 billion raised during the same period last year.Andrei Grachev, Managing Partner at DWF Labs, noted that investors are currently placing greater emphasis on revenue, user base, and a project’s ability to survive a bear market, leading to a more cautious investment strategy. He pointed out that in 2026, venture capital will focus on stablecoins and payment infrastructure, AI agents, and compliance and fund management tools for institutional clients.Notable funding rounds in February included: Flying Tulip raising $206 million through a token sale; digital commodities platform Whop securing a $200 million strategic investment fromTether; and U.S. digital asset bank Anchorage Digital receiving a $100 million strategic equity investment fromTether. (DL News)