How hard is it to raise capital in this market? Should I even try? I am building a SaaS product and we have our MVP ready, I was wondering if I should start approaching micro-funds/VCs to raise some capital maybe 1-4 cr to advance our product and ge
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Hey I am on Medial • 1y
It definitely is hard to raise in the current market, it actually is bad and might get even worse or might get better. You can’t really predict. Have you tried talking to SaaS vcs?
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