I feel that the overall North American funds this year have become more and more regionally biased.
Japan has Soneium, which is supported by Sony and Samsung, known as Sony Chain, which is comparable to the ceiling of Japan-Korea cooperation, and the leader Yay has also received investment from Japan's top brokerage SBI and the United States Headline, which is considered a joint venture between Japan and the United States.
South Korea has Kakao, Hashed, a16z, and Story, which is supported by Samsung, which is comparable to the ceiling of South Korea and the United States, and the regional screening is also very strong.
This trend may lead to many projects that want to be big in the future. In the first few rounds, they must take money from institutions or consortiums in specific regions.
This has also happened in the neighboring Web2 industry. In order to get money from a few specific American heads, some companies directly forced all the money from domestic VCs and individual supporters to be withdrawn. .
