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The Hidden Power of the Cap Table! I have seen many entreprenueurs struggling with their cap table just before the funding round and at that point, its not easy to cleanup the mess! Cap Table is the DNA of your startup’s ownership and if you’re not

The Complete Startup Fundraising Stack is a handy guide for founders navigating the fundraising journey. It breaks down all the tools you might need—from researching your market and building a killer pitch deck, to managing investor relationships and

NSE India is soon to announce its IPO and here is it's cap table before its IPO goes live.

What does zerodha 's cap table looks like. Zerodha is India's most profitable bootstrapped startup and it continues to maintain that feat

Founders who quickly secure VC commitments often approach fundraising as a dynamic 𝙨𝙖𝙡𝙚𝙨 task to build momentum quickly. I have experienced first-hand how important it is to prepare before raising capital and how difficult it is to do so indep

Cap Table 101 - Here is how to keep it healthy A lot of founders mess up their cap table in early days. Here are 3 quick rules: 1. Founders should own ~80–85% post pre-seed Too low, and VCs will worry you’re already over-diluted. 2. Avoid giving b

The Formula Rx Barrier Relief Moisturizer Review My Instagram was full of Ads from this Brand. This was marketed as new Moisturizer designed for sensitive and acne-prone skin. Obviously, I had to try. But it did not do well for my skin. Despite be

How a Broken Cap Table Turns Founders Into Employees of Their Own Company? Founded in 2009, Quid raised over $108M in funding and reached a peak valuation of $300M+ by 2016. Yet when the company was acquired by Netbase in 2020, founder and CEO Bob G

Startup: Interactive Ping-Pong Trainer Table 🏓 Thomas Meyer, a designer, freelancer, and carpenter from Germany, has developed an interactive table for ping-pong. 🇩🇪 With this table, players can train and improve their table tennis skills. The t

This founder promised equity over WhatsApp. 14 times. Real story. Founder had traction, early product, even investor interest. But no one would commit. Why? Because 14 people were promised equity... with zero documentation. No SHA, no vesting, no c