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Venture investors pumped a record $643 billion in private startups last year, double that of 2020, in a bonanza for private startups that saw their valuations soar.However, the start to 2022 has started to indicate the brakes might soon be applied to startups."Everything in the public markets puts downward pressure on private ones," one London-based VC partner told Insider, who also said that the likely losers would be late-stage and pre-IPO companies. potential standpoint (see Peloton stock for details) but the biggest names in fintech looking to go public, such as Klarna, Stripe, or Checkout.com, will still find ample demand, investors told Insider.In the short to medium term, VC investors may see a bifurcation in prices from more traditional hotspots like payments towards sectors like crypto and Web3 where there is clear potential upside, with Maltz adding that there is a clear "race" across tech to invest into the volatile but exciting world of blockchains and DeFi.Disclosure: Mathias Döpfner, CEO of Business Insider's parent company, Axel Springer, is a Netflix board member.
As said here by Callum Burroughs