Framework Co-Founders Unpack Their $400 Million Gaming Fund’s Investment Thesis

Based in San Francisco, Framework Ventures hopes to grow its presence in blockchain gaming, one of the key focuses of its newly announced $400 million funds. Framework co-founders Michael Anderson and Vance Spencer sat down with host Frank Chaparro on this edition of The Scoop to discuss their new fund’s investment thesis, which revolves around the premise that blockchain gaming is “coming to the point of mass-market appeal.” Framework co-founders unpack their $400 million gaming fund’s investment thesis – Framework co-founders unpack their $400 million gaming fund’s investment thesis. Read more- https://t.co/ZFhNBYQtG3 https://t.co/c1brmzFWKx — CoinXhigh.com (@CoinxHigh) April 27, 2022 Framework Ventures isn’t the only VC firm that sees blockchain gaming as the next big thing in crypto: Hashed, a South Korean VC firm, recently told The Scoop about how they’re betting big on gaming with their own $200 million funds. Framework Labs was founded in 2019 and expanded in 2020 with an $8 million raised to support the Framework team’s thesis on “network capital,” the idea that crypto investing necessitates VC firms actively participating on-chain to help protocols achieve their goals, foster their communities, decentralize, and thrive. Framework Labs, for example, maintains one of The Graph’s most prominent indexer nodes and a Chainlink node that serves 201 different pricing feeds to a variety of apps across numerous chains. Framewor...