Former Andreessen Horowitz investor Katie Haun has raised $1 billion for her new venture funds, focusing on crypto and blockchain technologies. These funds will invest in both early-stage startups and established ventures within the crypto space.
The capital will support a diverse range of projects including those working with alternative assets like gold, agentic economies, and financial services innovations. Haun left a16z late last year to start her own firm, which now manages over $2 billion in assets under management according to PitchBook.
In addition to supporting new ventures, the funds will also deploy capital globally over the next two to three years. Notable investments include Palmer Luckey’s Erebor Bank and Ellipsis Labs, a crypto finance company. This move reflects the growing importance of blockchain technology in financial services and beyond.







