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Hi Everyone, We are in discussions with a pre-seed VC in India. I'm reaching out to see if anyone here has recently (or in the past) raised a pre-seed round and can share their experience. Specifically, I'm looking for advice on protecting our inter

"Save this because" you may get your seed round funding from here --- You can apply here to get an initial funding for your product if it is worth it. 1) Rainmatter : https://rainmatter.com/ 2) Pearl VC : https://pear.vc/ 3) Antler : https://www

When A VC firm is investing capital in your startup, how much money do they expect in return? I was having a talk with a very senior VC recently, I asked him the same question. He gave me the following data: Pre-seed/seed - 100x returns Series A -

Bitcoin restaking platform SatLayer raises $8M in a pre-seed funding round led by major investors like Hack VC and Franklin Templeton. SatLayer pioneers the restaking of Bitcoin and liquid-staking tokens on the Babylon protocol, enabling users to ea

A VC is showing strong interest in our transport & logistics biz at a 40Cr valuation. We've got 1.5Cr revenue, 13% net profit, and a clear path to scale in an untapped market. Strong family biz background. Considering a pre-seed round. Thoughts on th

There is a better alternative to Shark Tank! And that is "Invent it Rich" What it is? It is shows the American VC, Mark Portney's pitches. Why is it better? Instead of just showing the deal negotiation, unlike shark tank, it shows the pitch, VC's c

I almost quit content forever. Wrote 20 blogs. Zero traffic. Zero leads. Zero comments. I was ready to delete everything and swear off content forever. Then I did one thing differently: Posted daily. No perfection. No overthinking. No chasing vira

🚀 Major Milestone! After connecting with 20+ angel investors and VCs through the Medial app, 10+ Angel Investors and VCs have shown strong interest and asked for our pitch deck! 🙌 Big thanks to the Medial community for making this possible — your

16 VC Terms I’m Learning to Become Sniper . Not a VC (yet), but I’m obsessed with how they think. TAM – Size of the $$ opportunity CAC – Cost to get a user LTV – Money a user brings over time Runway – Months till cash runs out Burn Rate – Monthly