Sequoia Capital Says Blockchain Could Cut MasterCard Earnings
Venture capital giant Sequoia Capital has suggested that the rise of blockchain technology could put a damper on earnings at major credit card networks such as MasterCard. The comments came as part of Sequoia’s annual report on the performance of the Sequoia Fund, the firm’s consolidated portfolio offering. The fund currently holds stock in 10 publicly traded companies as part of its portfolio, with MasterCard accounting for 4.3% of its assets. In the report, Sequoia praised MasterCard for its strong performance since its 2006 IPO, but indicated that it believes new technologies, including....
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Venture Firm Sequoia Capital to Launch a Fund Focused on Liquid Tokens and Digital Assets
The American venture capital firm headquartered in Menlo Park, California, Sequoia Capital is starting a fund that will be focused on investing in crypto assets. In a blog....
California-based venture capital fund Sequoia has begun its venture into crypto. The fund is following in the footsteps of others before it that have taken the plunge to invest in the rapidly growing space that is the crypto market. Like others, Sequoia is pitching its tent with the market in the big way to bring […]
Venture capital firms allocated $25.2 billion towards blockchain and cryptocurrency projects in 2021, the highest on record. American venture capital firm Sequoia Capital has launched a new cryptocurrency fund as part of its ongoing efforts to bootstrap the next generation of promising crypto-focused startups.Bloomberg reported Thursday that Sequoia is allocating up to $600 million towards the new sector-specific fund. Shaun Maguire, a partner at Sequoia, described crypto as a “megatrend over the next 20 years” and called it “the future of money.”The new crypto fund is part of three new....