State of Blockchain 2022 Report
Blockchain venture funding declined in 3 straight quarters in 2022 due to a tumultuous year for crypto.
Blockchain venture funding declined in 3 straight quarters in 2022 due to a tumultuous year for crypto.
Insurtech investment activity saw a sharp decline in Q4'22 while annual funding fell to less than half of 2021's record total.
Global corporate venture capital activity slowed throughout 2022, with CVC-backed funding ultimately falling 43% from 2021's record high.
Global digital health investment activity contracted in 2022, with funding falling by 57% year-over-year and deals reaching a 5-year low.
Global fintech investment activity steadily declined throughout 2022, with funding dropping by 46% from 2021's record levels.
The global venture ecosystem experiences a sharp pullback in 2022, with funding dropping by 35% from 2021.
AI investment activity continues to slow down in Q3'22, with quarterly funding and deals dropping to 8-quarter lows.
Insurtech investment activity lags the record highs of 2021, but remains nearly steady quarter-over-quarter.
Blockchain venture funding falls QoQ for the second time this year as the crypto winter cools off investor enthusiasm.
Corporate venture capital activity continues to slow down, with CVC-backed deals and funding falling in Q3'22 by the largest margins in a decade.
Retail tech investment activity continues to slow down in Q3'22 as quarterly funding sinks 33% quarter-over-quarter.
The global digital health market continues its decline in Q3’22 as funding decreases 36% quarter-over-quarter.
Fintech investment activity continues to slow down in Q3'22 as quarterly funding returns to pre-2021 levels.
The global venture ecosystem continues its slowdown in Q3’22 as funding decreases 34% quarter-over-quarter.
Cybersecurity funding continues to fall in Q2’22, with investment declining for the second consecutive quarter.
Investment in global biopharma tech falls to its lowest level in recent years.
Advanced manufacturing tech was resilient amid the market downturn, with funding and deals holding steady at historically elevated levels.
AI funding continues to drop in Q2’22 as quarterly funding falls toward 2020 levels.
Funding to the payments space sees its largest quarterly drop since 2020.
After experiencing a massive drop last quarter, insurtech funding levels off in Q2'22.
Energy tech funding and deals continue to fall but remain elevated relative to recent years.
Blockchain venture funding declined quarter-over-quarter for the first time in 2 years amid the crypto market downturn.