... levels, while India, Southeast Asia, and the Gulf countries are attracting increasing capital. Even local markets (e.g., CIS countries) are attempting to catch the new wave of growth despite external constraints. The overall picture indicates a global renewal of the venture capital boom, although investors continue to approach deals selectively and thoughtfully. Below are key events and trends shaping the current agenda of the venture market as of August 3, 2025: Continued revival of the IPO market....

... amid the geopolitical situation. Big deals outside of AI: Geothermal energy startup Fervo Energy has raised $100 million from Breakthrough Energy, proving that AI companies aren't the only ones capable of raising big rounds. Crypto startups are seeing renewed interest, with new products appearing in traditional markets (Canada is seeing the launch of the first XRP spot crypto ETF) and blockchain projects receiving funding again (Pi Network, for example, has launched a $100 million venture fund). This ...

... emerging in the region to develop local startup ecosystems, increasing investor interest in local projects. The Return of Mega Funds: Big Money Back in the Market The largest investment players are triumphantly returning to the venture arena, signaling a renewed appetite for risk. Japanese SoftBank, having weathered the downturn, has announced the launch of its Vision Fund III, totaling approximately $40 billion, focusing on advanced technologies (with an emphasis on artificial intelligence and robotics)....

... energy costs may face further declines in profitability. Investments in alternative regions. Asian and American markets are becoming more attractive for capital placement. The green energy market. In the context of the energy crisis, investments in renewable energy sources in Europe may become a strategic direction. The European economy is facing serious challenges that require radical reforms. However, for investors and traders, this also opens up new opportunities for profitable capital deployment....

... innovative niches confirm the return of investor confidence in promising technologies. The Return of Mega-Funds: Big Investors Are Filling the Market with Capital Again Major investment players are triumphantly returning to the venture scene, indicating a renewed appetite for risk. The Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is once again banking on large investments: Masayoshi Son announced the formation of Vision Fund III with a target size of about $40–50 billion, focusing on advanced technologies (with an ...