Dragonfly partner Haseeb: VVV's essence has been misunderstood. Venice is essentially a company, not a decentralized network or on-chain protocol.
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Dragonfly Partner: Strongly bullish on ETH and SOL, both possessing tremendous future potential.
According to BlockBeats, on July 2nd, Haseeb, a partner at Dragonfly, stated that the current shakeout in the crypto industry is a healthy phenomenon. The departure of many OGs (Original Talents) is not a sign of the industry's death, but rather a normal cleansing similar to the bursting of early tech bubbles, leaving behind those who truly believe in long-term value. Short-term pain is acceptable, but long-term benefits are significant. Every bear market pessimists are overly pessimistic; people should stay in the crypto space because the industry's long-term value far outweighs short-term fluctuations. Haseeb also expressed strong bullish views on ETH and SOL, believing both have enormous future potential. Crypto is essentially a continuation of technology and the internet, and will change the world in the same way the internet did in the future.
Venice (VVV)'s market capitalization surpasses $680 million, rising over 17% in one hour.
According to BlockBeats, on July 1st, based on GMGN market data, Venice (VVV)'s market capitalization surpassed $680 million, a 17.58% increase in one hour, currently trading at $14.54. Previously reported, Venice AI completed a $65 million Series A funding round, led by Dragonfly Capital.
OKX will launch Venice (VVV) perpetual contracts.
According to Foresight News , OKX will launch Venice (VVV) perpetual contracts at 16:00 today.
What Is VVV? The Privacy-Obsessed AI Token That’s Up 3,000% in 2026
Venice (VVV) has clawed back from under a dollar to a record $34, and the pitch behind it is simple: an AI chatbot that promises to forget you the moment you close the tab.
Morning Minute: Venice’s VVV Token Soars After OpenAI Dispute
Concerns over frontier AI labs stealing user data has driven demand for private inference (or at least tokens tied to private inference).
NVIDIA launches "AI Computing Partner Program": Offering computing power in exchange for revenue sharing and equity with cloud providers.
According to BlockBeats, on July 2nd, Nvidia is advancing a new project called the "AI Compute Partnership." Cloud service providers Firmus and Sharon AI, who are participating in the project, revealed that Nvidia has committed to providing these startup cloud service providers with a guarantee of computing power capacity: if the GPUs they purchase cannot be leased out, Nvidia will fund the leaseback of these idle computing power. In return, Nvidia will take a share of the startup cloud service providers' revenue (the share decreasing gradually with the contract term) or provide them with stock options. Because data center construction and GPU procurement are extremely costly, startup cloud providers with lower credit ratings often struggle to obtain financing. Nvidia's capacity swap guarantee essentially provides them with crucial credit backing, helping them secure loans. Currently, giants such as Amazon, Microsoft, SpaceX, Oracle, Meta, and Google purchase most of Nvidia's chips, but these giants are also developing their own chips. Nvidia hopes to reduce its dependence on large customers by supporting startup cloud providers. Back in September 2025, Nvidia pledged to underwrite $6.3 billion worth of unsold computing power for CoreWeave until 2032. Furthermore, Nvidia is currently in talks to provide similar financial guarantees for OpenAI's planned $500 billion mega-data center.