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How Much Should You Raise at Idea Stage? Most founders either raise too little or too much. Here’s a simple mental model 👇 🔸 Don’t raise for 18 months You’re not scaling - you’re validating 🔸 Don’t raise based on “runway” Raise based on milesto

💡 Startups aren't about raising millions… it's about building something that works! 🚀 ❌ You DON'T need to: 💰 Raise millions of $$ upfront (Feels impossible) ✅ You NEED to: ⚡ Build an MVP 👥 Get 100 early users ✅ Validate problem-solution fit 📈

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Burning through funds to capture Market share is TRENDING. For that startup sacrifice the control they have on the business. To what extent should we raise funds and what all things should we consider about the VC from which we are raising funds. OR

The Groww incident has made me worry about my own funds. I used to do a lot of buy transactions when I was working. Paranoid me is now thinking - what if they MISSED one of mine? Mutual Funds Sahi Hai Par aapki mehnat ka paisa hai, isliye Saavd

I want to raise funds for a FinTech startup that is still in the ideation stage. I don’t have much knowledge about how things actually work outside of Shark Tank. Can anyone guide me with this?

We don’t want to raise funds to become a “funded startup.” We want to raise because our business demands it. This isn’t about vanity rounds or valuation buzz. It’s about meeting the insane demand we’re already seeing on the ground. 📦 ₹90L+ in reve

"This is one of our pre-cut timber frame structures, built using traditional joineries. We have gained significant traction with our product and are looking to increase output to meet the growing demand. To manage this demand, we are seeking to raise