It's helpful to know what VCs are investing in so you can do further research on the projects and overarching themes. It can also be helpful in finding projects early, before they have tokens, and using them or following them in case they airdrop tokens in the future. Just be mindful of the fact that VCs make lots of terrible investments, and some of them aren't good investors at all. So the answer is yes, you can find opportunities by tracking VCs and the data can be useful, but it's not a secret sauce on its own.
Thank you. Great insights, as always!
From a retail perspective: Is there a way to construct an investment edge from VC data like this?
It's helpful to know what VCs are investing in so you can do further research on the projects and overarching themes. It can also be helpful in finding projects early, before they have tokens, and using them or following them in case they airdrop tokens in the future. Just be mindful of the fact that VCs make lots of terrible investments, and some of them aren't good investors at all. So the answer is yes, you can find opportunities by tracking VCs and the data can be useful, but it's not a secret sauce on its own.