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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

🚀 Startup Founders, Don’t Skip This! 🚀 Advisors add value. But a clear agreement keeps everything aligned—roles, equity, time, and expectations. Avoid future headaches, set things straight from day one. ✅ Download a free Founder-Advisor Agreement

AI is changing the game—meet No Cap 🚀 No Cap isn’t your average angel investor—she’s the world’s first AI angel investor. She’s already funded her first startup, wiring $100k in just minutes after hearing the pitch. But No Cap doesn’t stop at writi

Interesting News From OYO 🤔🤯 • India’s Oyo, once valued at $10B, seeks new funding at 70% discount. • Oyo, an Indian startup, seeks new funding at a $3 billion valuation, down from $10 billion. • Negotiating with investors like Malaysia's Khazan

The Future is Being Built Right Now – And This is MASSIVE $20 billion. That’s the valuation Safe Superintelligence is now chasing—a 4X jump in just a few months. This isn’t just another AI startup raising capital. This is the birth of something monu

90% of startup founders overestimate their valuation. The other 10%? They raise smart, retain more equity, and stay investor-ready at every stage. Valuation isn’t just about numbers — it’s about narrative, traction, and timing. It reflects how well

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

START-UPS = RISK As a founder. As an investor. No safe havens here.

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

When startup go for funding they get their funds from investors for some equity so if the enterpreneur gives his equity to the investor so in next funding round do investor has to dilute their equity too? or just the enterpreneur?