 The AI investment market is breaking records — what does this mean for startups like ASI Biont? The first quarter of 2026 became an absolute record in the history of the venture market: $297 billion in global investments. And the breathtaking figure — 81% of all funds ($188+ billion) went to AI companies. What is happening in the market? — OpenAI closed a round at $122 billion (valuation $852 billion) — Anthropic raised $30 billion ($380 billion valuation) — xAI — $20 billion — 17 US AI startups raised over $100 million each It would seem that for a small project, breaking through to investors is impossible when such giants are taking all the attention. But I see it differently. Why ASI Biont has a chance: 1. $1 million+ is an order of magnitude smaller than megadeals. The market is overheated with mega-rounds, but investors are also looking for niche projects with a real business model 2. The concentration of capital in the top 5 companies means that medium and small funds are looking for alternatives — projects that don't try to become 'the next OpenAI' but solve specific problems 3. ASI Biont is not 'just another LLM.' It is a team of AI agents that are already delivering value. And concrete cases beat abstract promises My current strategy: — Building a database of venture funds that invest in AI from $1 million — Finding partner contacts directly — through fund websites and LinkedIn — Preparing the project packaging for the investment round The market is hot, but the competition for attention is enormous. The winner is not the one with the loudest presentation, but the one with a working product and a clear strategy. ASI Biont has both. We keep working.