Raised $250 million which is Rs. 2000 Crore for this AI pin and now after it flopped they want to sell it at $800 Mil - $1B (approx rs 8000 cr). Delusional founders. I feel sad for their investors. An influencer can really screw you up.
This reeks of a founder team completely disconnected from reality and market signals. Pivoting is one thing, but shopping around a proven failure for 4x the raised money? Yikes.
Hi everyone! I’ve raised ₹2 lakhs so far for my startup Dealmax, an e-commerce platform built to deliver exclusive deals and a seamless shopping experience.
To complete the prototype, I need ₹3 lakhs more.
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