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Just caught wind of something interesting happening in the crypto VC space. Arianna Simpson, one of the General Partners at a16z Crypto, just announced she's leaving to start her own fund. This is actually a pretty big move if you think about it.
So here's the backstory - Arianna Simpson has been deep in crypto for years. Before joining a16z Crypto, she actually founded her own crypto fund, so this isn't her first rodeo. Then she spent six years at a16z Crypto, where she made some solid investment calls. Chris Dixon, the founder and managing partner over there, apparently gave her a ton of mentorship during that time, and by the sounds of it, that relationship really shaped how she thinks about investments.
What's notable is that Arianna Simpson is now going independent to build something new. She's planning to expand her investment scope and cover various vertical sectors within crypto. It's the kind of move you see when a talented investor feels ready to operate on their own terms and pursue their own thesis.
This kind of departure is pretty telling about where the market is heading. When experienced operators like Arianna Simpson are confident enough to break away and start fresh, it usually signals that there's still significant opportunity being seen. Definitely worth keeping an eye on what her new fund focuses on once it gets rolling.