Data: The total amount of blockchain financing decreased by 43% month-on-month in July, and the total number of transactions decreased by 26% month-on-month

[Data: The total amount of blockchain financing decreased by 43% month-on-month in July, and the total number of transactions decreased by 26% month-on-month] According to news on August 19, the explosive growth of venture capital in the blockchain industry in 2021 and the first half of 2022 will be the seventh consecutive year. The industry appears to be cooling after growth. According to data from Cointelegraph Research, in July 2022, the total amount of financing in the blockchain industry dropped from US$3.5 billion in June to US$1.98 billion, a sharp drop of 43%, the total number of transactions fell by 26% month-on-month, and the average transaction volume continued to show a downward trend.

From the perspective of the distribution of investment fields, capital prefers the Web3 field rather than DeFi. The Web3 field accounted for 44% of the total investment, 55% of the total number of transactions, 27% of the total financing in the DeFi field, and 17% of the total number of transactions. In addition, the number of transactions in the GameFi field accounted for 20%, and the total number of transactions in the Metaverse field accounted for 17%. (Cointelegraph)

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