$300 Billion in One Quarter. Four Companies Got Most of It.
This was the best quarter in venture capital history. And also, quietly, the worst. Crunchbase just released the Q1 2026 numbers and they are staggering.
April 3, 2026
This was the best quarter in venture capital history. And also, quietly, the worst. Crunchbase just released the Q1 2026 numbers and they are staggering.
One million dollars. Every single day. For six months. That’s what OpenAI spent keeping Sora alive. And on March 24, Sam Altman pulled the plug
A four-person startup called Torch spent years building an app that unified your medical records into one place. A small team. A clear problem. Real
Ask yourself something. When was the last time you asked ChatGPT for a recommendation and wondered whether the answer was paid for? If the answer
Last month, Cluely CEO Roy Lee told TechCrunch his company’s annual recurring revenue had doubled in a week to $7 million. Then, on X, he
Evan Spiegel fired 1,000 people on Tuesday. Not because Snap is dying. Not because revenue tanked. Because, and I’m quoting the man directly here, “rapid