Framework Ventures has raised $400 million for its fourth fund, FVIV: betting on stablecoins, AI, and tokenization.
Venture capital firm Framework Ventures has successfully closed its fourth fund, FVIV, raising $400 million. As I anticipated, given the current market cycle and increased institutional interest in blockchain infrastructure, the fund was oversubscribed — a direct confirmation that capital continues to actively seek entry points into the crypto ecosystem.
FVIV's investment strategy covers a wide range of areas, including stablecoins, tokenization of real-world assets, digital assets, artificial intelligence, robotics, energy, and fintech. Such a diversified approach is a prudent step in an environment where sectors previously considered niche are beginning to demonstrate synergy. For example, tokenization of energy assets using AI algorithms could radically transform capital markets.
The fund plans to enter both private and liquid deals, with check sizes ranging from $1 million to $50 million. This allows Framework Ventures to flexibly respond to opportunities at different stages — from early protocols to mature DeFi projects with high liquidity. Note that having liquid positions in the portfolio gives the fund the ability to quickly reallocate capital, which is critical in a volatile environment.
In my view, the key signal here is not just the size of the fund, but its focus on stablecoins and tokenization. These are the areas that will become the main drivers of mass blockchain adoption over the next 2-3 years. Framework Ventures is clearly making a long-term bet on infrastructure solutions, rather than short-term hype trends. From an analytical perspective, this is one of the most balanced venture approaches I have seen in the current cycle.