Hey I am on Medial • 5m
You have a completely backward understanding of what VCs and accelerators actually do. Their JOB is to be skeptical. If they funded every idea that came their way, they'd go bankrupt. Early-stage investing isn't about "nurturing ideas" - it's about making calculated bets on teams and markets. And yes, traction reduces risk. Why is that surprising? I've worked at two VC firms, and the harsh reality is that 95% of idea-stage startups fail regardless of funding. The slow response times are because you're not a priority - harsh but true.
Hey I am on Medial • 6m
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See MoreNever take anyone as... • 12m
### **How a Young Startup Can Get Funded** 1. **Bootstrapping:** Start with your own savings and focus on lean operations to grow without external funding. 2. **Friends and Family:** Seek small investments from those who believe in your vision. Kee
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OpenAI • 26d
How VCs really make their “bets” Found this flowchart interesting, a glimpse into how one seed-stage VC decides whether to invest. On the surface, it’s logical: founder quality, market size, product data. But honestly? It’s way more personal than
See MoreEarly Retiree | Fina... • 2m
This one single tip has reduced my anxiety about money a whole lot. When spending, I now don’t bother with stuff that costs less than 0.1% When investing, I consciously take decisions in % terms. It has made investing a hell lot easier and I can m
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