Bloomberg: Venture capitalists are funding a new wave of encryption sweeping university campuses.

On August 1, according to Bloomberg, as the reputation of Crypto Assets in the U.S. public opinion arena gradually "cautiously recovers," a wave of blockchain enthusiasm funded by venture capital firms is quietly emerging on college campuses. A group of investors focused on digital assets—including organizations such as Collab+Currency, Consensys Mesh, Artemis, and Hydra Ventures—has collectively raised about 600 ETH. This funding is flowing to student-led blockchain clubs from Michigan to Oregon through an initiative called Dorm DAO. The project combines funding, research budgets, and internship opportunities, reflecting that the crypto industry is repositioning its objectives. This field, once regarded as a "get-rich-quick game" and not taken seriously by the mainstream, is now moving towards "traditional finance"—the return to regulatory Compliance investment products and Wall Street caution is playing a driving role. However, supporters are also setting their sights on another key testing ground: college campuses, where they hope to cultivate a new generation of blockchain talent and a more disciplined, long-term vision for digital finance.