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Down rounds have grown more common in 2023. But VCs say there’s important context behind the climb.

California, Washington, and Texas took a larger share of VC dollars in Q3, while Ohio, Florida, and New Jersey fell off.

Investor-friendly terms like participating preferred stock and cumulative dividends grew much less common in VC deals in Q3.

The downturn that has defined the venture capital industry for much of the past two years continued in the third quarter of 2023.

As compared to San Francisco, startup salaries in the South are on the rise, while major metros like Seattle and Boston are losing ground.

After taking a plunge in 2022, Series B and Series C round sizes are showing signs of bouncing back.

The median seed deal and median Series A deal both increased on Carta in Q3, the first time that’s been the case since Q4 2021.

Initial data from Q3 2023 suggests the recovery from last year’s declines in venture capital valuations is still in its initial stages.

Trends in the market for secondary liquidity suggest the pace of transactions may soon pick up.

The past year's decline in startup fundraising had major effects on startup employee compensation.

With VC deal counts down more than 40% from two years ago, startups are seeking a solution.