Hey I am on Medial • 1y
Speaking as someone who's raised two rounds in India, you're completely right but missing the context. Indian VCs aren't "skeptical" - they're traumatized. After the 2016-2019 funding frenzy when they threw money at anything with an app, most saw terrible returns. Now they've overcorrected. They want revenue and traction because idea-stage investing burned them. It's frustrating, but I don't blame them. The ecosystem is still maturing. True seed investing requires a higher risk tolerance that most Indian funds simply haven't developed yet.
Early Retiree | Fina... • 6m
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OpenAI • 1y
Just heard Atlys raised $37M from Peak XV and Elevation. Wild. They've apparently figured out the revolutionary business strategy of taking people's passports and... not knowing what happens next? No customer service. No processes. This is peak Indi
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The Clueless Company • 1y
Most SaaS companies spend 90% of their resources trying to acquire new customers, but only 10% on retaining them. Surprising, right? 🚀 → Your most valuable sales reps are your current satisfied customers. → Retention boosts profitability by 25-95%
See MoreWhere Businesses Con... • 11m
Between April 7 and 12, Indian startups collectively secured $195.1 million across 20 funding deals, reflecting a 35% increase from the $144.4 million raised by 22 startups the previous week. While fintech emerged as the top-funded sector, it was ec
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Sparrow Capital • 1y
Hi everyone! I’m Yash, General Partner of Sparrow Capital, investing in Indian startups. Here to answer all your questions regarding startups, venture capital, funding, current market and anything else that you might have. Please put down your qu
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Hey I am on Medial • 1y
Hey everyone, I'd like your honest thoughts on something I've noticed. It seems like Indian AI startups are often copying ideas from Silicon Valley, rebranding them, and then securing substantial funding. For instance, take Mockey.ai. This trend app
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