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🚨 Warning to All Startups Beware of Fraudulent Investors Like Sushant Kumar Nayak and Eskeyn Ventures In the world of startups, securing investments is a critical milestone. But what happens when the investors themselves are fraudulent? Meet Sus

Just saw a post from notifications which was about the red flags that stop someone from becoming a good leader. Can someone find and share it to me please?

What’s your advice on finding good long term business partners? What are red flags and traps to be avoided?

I know it's business but these one after another pre-IPO fund raises should raise some flags for retail investors

VCs don’t just invest in ideas, they invest in confidence, clarity, and conviction. This list by Sahil (@The Venture Crew) is a must-read for any founder prepping a pitch. Avoid these 10 red flags, they’re more common than you think.

Fundraising can be tough, and the last thing you need is to be scammed by a fake VC. To protect yourself and your business, always remember these key checks: * Due Diligence: A legitimate VC will have a verifiable track record of investments and a s

Founders often fear failure from competition, market timing, or product flops. But the real silent killer? Bad investors. From predatory term sheets to micromanaging board members, the wrong investor can tank your startup faster than any funding win

Investors conduct due diligence before investing. Founders should do the same before fundraising. Not on the pitch deck — on the business itself. Have you tested willingness to pay? Are unit economics realistic? Are founder roles clearly defined?

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