Haun Ventures, the venture firm founded by Katie Haun, has closed a $1 billion raise for new funds focused on crypto and the infrastructure needed for AI agents. Multiple outlets report that the firm is deploying the capital through two vehicles split between early- and later-stage investing, with the funds planned to be rolled out over the next two to three years. The investment focus remains centered on blockchain and crypto companies, while increasingly targeting systems that can support AI agents that transact and carry out economic activity autonomously. Decrypt describes the effort as funding crypto infrastructure and related systems for AI agents to transact on their own, while The Next Web adds that the bet is that “finance, not models,” is what AI agents require in practice. Cointelegraph similarly frames the move as expanding the firm’s existing crypto focus to include AI, citing Haun’s view that AI will increasingly perform economic activity on users’ behalf and that services will need to adapt. The Block notes that the firm had previously been seeking to raise $1 billion to launch the two new crypto-focused funds.