Michael Bodley is a Senior Reporter at Venture Capital. He covers a range of topics including cryptocurrency, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and deep tech, with a focus on startups, entrepreneurship, and corporate finance. His work has been featured in Blockworks, JPEG Culture, Unchained, PitchBook Data, and Morningstar.
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With huge demand expected at the IPO, SpaceX is hoping to smooth out the stock's future.
By: Michael Bodley
Michael Sonnenshein, one of crypto's longest-tenured executives, is stepping back from the industry to join an AI-focused venture capital firm, he told PitchBook exclusively.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, right, talks about the “Golden Dome” missile defense system with President Donald Trump in the White House on May 20, 2025 in Washington, DC.
Despite SpaceX’s extraordinary valuation multiple on a fundamentals basis, plenty of investors appear to be buying into the company’s vision. On Wednesday, SpaceX set a single price of $135 per share for its upcoming IPO, an unusual move that would translate into $75 billion in gross proceeds from its listing. Most sizable IPOs involve a roadshow led by underwriters to gauge demand and set a range accordingly. SpaceX is breaking from that norm, sending a signal to investors that “you’re in or yo
About nine months after the Trump administration imposed a , the best-funded US startups continue to absorb foreign talent at a strong pace while smaller startups cut back on hiring from abroad.
By: Michael Bodley
Nine months since the Trump administration's $100,000 fee on first-time H-1B visa approvals took effect, some top unicorns are actually hiring more
By: Michael Bodley
Featured image by Ronaldo Schemidt/Getty Images. When SpaceX starts trading on the Nasdaq on Friday, investors will be watching whether the
The largest IPO in history could set tone for other the mega-listings in the pipeline.
Chunky acquisitions of tech unicorns are picking up as legacy SaaS incumbents increasingly look to catch up to—or stay ahead of—the AI wave.
Chloe Ladwig/PitchBook Startup valuations in news headlines don't always match the price every VC paid behind the scenes.
