“We have seen some really strong series A rounds, and top performers will always be able to raise money. But the median earner is having a tougher time”
Startup funding ticked up in 2024; High hopes for 2025
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Crusoe raises $600M as firm shifts from remote bitcoin miners to big data centers
The firm based in Cherry Creek has taken in $1.5 billion from investors since inception, per SEC filings.
Fluid Truck, which raised $80M from investors, is sold for $10M
“Not every resolution is pretty, and this one isn’t,” a bankruptcy judge said.
Boulder-based surplus food app raises $1.3M
Goodie Bag competes with the more established Too Good to Go. Local users include Leroy’s Bagels and Legacy Pie Co.
Photo startup Soona raises over $3 million to expand AI tool
“AI development is very expensive, so we’re seeking additional investment to play offense at the moment.”
Warning of ‘colossal mess,’ vehicle owners try to stop Fluid Truck’s sale
Fluid says a sale will build a “stronger future.” Owners say it’s “a get out of jail free card.”
Trash sorter raises another $91M, plans Commerce City facility
Louisville-based AMP, which dropped “Robotics” from its name earlier this year, has raised $270 million since its 2014 inception.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for November 2024
An at-home pet diagnostic business and Cherry Creek-based Crusoe were among those who raised funds.
Bankrupt Fluid Truck leaves Denver offices, reveals $35M in debt
The company moved out of 400 W. 48th Ave., the scene of a previous squabble.
Two firms look to make Boulder ‘the palm-cooling capital of the world’
NICE Recovery and Apex Cool Labs, citing Stanford research, say there’s athletic gains to be had from keeping your hands cool while working out.
