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Venture Capital Pivots to AI Enterprise Deals as Crypto Growth Slows to 16% Despite 716M Users

Venture Capital Pivots to AI Enterprise Deals as Crypto Growth Slows to 16% Despite 716M Users

Institutional investors are rotating capital from crypto—where growth decelerated to 16% YoY despite reaching 716M owners—into AI-driven enterprise software. Series B funding concentrated in automation platforms like Ivo and Nomagic, with specialist funds including Outlast and Cogito Capital targeting infrastructure plays. The shift mirrors Aswath Damodaran's thesis on Nvidia: AI represents disruptive technology justifying allocation rebalancing.

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Q4 2026 Biopharma Catalyst Crunch: Late-Stage Readouts and Regulatory Milestones Converge on the Ivonescimab PDUFA Date
October 2026 is dense with clinical and regulatory news. Phase 3 trials hit primary endpoints (ALOFT-IPF, RESTORE-3), long-term data came out (MIUDELLA at 6 years, QUILT-3.032), and the FDA accepted Roche's vamikibart BLA. Scholar Rock resubmitted its apitegromab MAA to the EMA. The next catalysts are ESMO 2026 (Oct 23) and the Nov 14 FDA PDUFA date for ivonescimab, followed by Maritime-1 primary completion in January 2027. The speculative QAIAx items (QIII pilot, microcities patent) are a weak, tangential thread with little financial substance.
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