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The harsh truth is that raising funds is hard. It has become a fashion to make fun of founders who raise money but to be honest they are really skilled. Obviously there will be bad fishes in a pond but if it was so easy everyone would end up raising

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Impranjal

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If you're a angle investor would you like to invest in you're friend's startup even after knowing you will all you're money. Bro everyone cares about their own money. Startup need money for R&D, improving supply chain, increase manufacturing capacity and marketing. If they don't get fund they know they will lose their opportunity.

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