Katie Haun, a former prosecutor and former Andreessen Horowitz general partner, raises $1 billion for new venture funds, according to Bloomberg and other outlets. Haun Ventures announces the capital across new funds and says it will be deployed over the next two to three years, focusing on crypto and blockchain startups that align with the firm’s existing investment thesis. The reporting also says Haun expands beyond traditional cryptocurrency investment themes to include artificial intelligence, specifically investments related to AI agents and “agentic finance.” In interviews, Haun discusses how the new funds will support these areas of investment as the firm grows. The coverage presents the fundraising as a continuation of Haun’s track record in digital-asset investing, built on earlier work investigating the sector before transitioning into venture investing. Sources agree on the amount raised and the intended deployment timeline, while also highlighting Haun’s stated interest in AI-linked opportunities in addition to crypto. No additional details about fund structure, backers, or specific portfolio targets are provided in the excerpts.