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Venice pairs a real product, private, uncensored AI used by millions, with a buy-and-burn token and shrinking emissions. VVV touched $21 in June, then pulled back. Here is the bull case, the bear case, and where VVV could head next.…
Read full articleErik Voorhees pushed back on X against critics who said Venice's $65M Series A undervalued VVV tokens, saying the deal could bring in $131M for 6.5 million tokens locked four years.
Venice's token burn strategy could enhance VVV token value, but sustainability hinges on revenue, posing risks for concentrated token holders. The post Venice outlines token strategy, plans to burn VVV tokens as part of $65M raise appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Venice.ai's emission cuts could lead to a deflationary token economy, but rely heavily on sustained revenue growth to maintain investor confidence. The post Venice reduces VVV emissions to 3M tokens per year in third cut appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Erik Voorhees' privacy-first AI platform Venice landed a $65 million Series A at a $1 billion equity valuation, its first outside capital, after hitting profitability in Q1.
Venice reached a $1 billion valuation as founder Erik Voorhees argued AI companies should protect users' conversations.
Venice just raised a war chest for its mission to bring private AI into the mainstream.
Venice's funding and valuation highlight growing investor confidence in privacy-centric AI solutions, potentially reshaping data security norms. The post Venice raises $65M Series A at $1B valuation to build privacy-first AI empire appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The case for confidential compute on Solana amid the ANSEM frenzy has an interesting setup forming for Arcium's token.
