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You will build a fundable startup by methodically decreasing risk at each stage, rather than chasing the next round If you want to raise capital, do these at each stage: 1. Pre-Seed: Focus on developing your MVP and proving technical feasibility 2

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the best startups aren’t the ones that raise the most, but the ones that validate early and scale smart 💡

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