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The middle has hollowed out. Databricks alone raised $15B across its Series J, K, and L (December 2024 to December 2025), with ClickHouse's $400M at $15B the only other 2026-scale check. Everything else is an order smaller — Supabase's $100M, Qdrant's $50M. Annual deal count fell from 39 in 2021 to nine in 2025.
Late-stage and consolidation only: since 2025 the file shows four growth rounds, two Series Cs, one B, and two acquisitions — Databricks is the sector's most active buyer at $1B each for Tabular (2024) and Neon (2025). Seed and Series A checks have vanished entirely, after five as recently as 2023–2024.
The 2021 lead cohort has left: Sequoia (nine leads) hasn't priced a round since March 2023; Index, Altimeter, Redpoint, and Insight are gone since 2022–23. Andreessen Horowitz and Thrive co-led Databricks' $10B Series J, then went quiet. The only leads since mid-2025: Accel on Supabase, Dragoneer on ClickHouse, Advance on Qdrant.
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