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The venture economy stabilized somewhat in Q2.

In Q2 2023, startup valuations showed signs of a comeback from the venture downturn that started in early 2022.

Across Q4 2022 and Q1 2023, Los Angeles County was the fifth-busiest county for venture investment in the U.S., according to Carta data.

Q1 2023 was the slowest quarter for both capital raised and deal count since 2017.

In Q1 2023, fundraising continued to decline at most stages while valuations rebounded at Series A and B. Learn more in our preview report.

The global economy took a downward turn in 2022, leaving behind 2021’s environment of easy money and soaring valuations. The U.S. venture capital market followed suit.

Private markets in Q4 2022 continued to see pre-money valuations drop and raising cash became even more difficult. Learn more in our preview report.

Investors continued their retreat from the venture sector in Q3.

Venture capital is in a slowdown, but not a freefall. For the past two quarters, the number of rounds and the amount of cash raised on the Carta platform both

To help investors, founders, and employees make decisions and understand market conditions, Carta regularly shares data in our State of Private Markets report.

Carta regularly shares insights from our private market data to help investors, founders, and employees make decisions. Here are the trends and benchmarks we saw in 2021.