Crunchbase data reveals that while seed funding has not stalled, it is increasingly concentrated in larger deals over $10 million, with smaller rounds under $5 million declining. This shift impacts developers and tech professionals by making early-stage funding more competitive and favoring high-growth startups with significant traction or AI innovation. Investors are adapting by focusing on earlier-stage interventions and larger bets to capture potential breakthrough companies.
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