The Emerging Tech Indicator (ETI) provides a quarterly review of seed and early-stage investment activity involving a limited subset of the world’s most successful VC firms that account for roughly 10% of total VC investment. The analysis provides a unique perspective into the types of technologies top investors view as the most promising, while also tracking how aggressively they are making capital allocation decisions.
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Key takeaways:
- ETI investment fell for the third consecutive quarter, down 52% from Q4 2021’s record of $9.8 billion across 275 deals. However, the median size for early-stage deals reversed course in Q3, hitting an all-time peak of about $28 million.
- Web3 & DeFi topped the charts yet again, notching $879 million. Fintech and biotech followed close behind, while segments like insurtech and mobility gained little traction.
- The number of venture mega-deals is creeping back up to normal, with 10 ETI deals of $100 million or more recorded in Q3, including a $350 million deal for Adam Neumann’s new company, Flow.
I can't attach the report as the file is to large so I have provided two links below - one is a link to the report and the other is to their site where you can download it directly - you will have to provide your name and email to access it....
file:///C:/Users/barre/Downloads/Q3_2022_Emerging_Tech_Indicator.pdf
https://pitchbook.com/news/reports/...h&utm_content=q3_2022_emerging_tech_indicator
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