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Hustle Fund • 21d
The best fundraises I've seen in 2025 were basically closed before the deck was even finished. Why? Because the founder started fundraising before the raise. Not with a pitch. Not with a deck. With a whisper. They socialized the round early. They made investors feel like they were being let in. They created pull - not push. Here's what that looks like in practice: "We're not raising yet, but I'll loop you in when we do." "We've been heads-down, but starting to think about what a great Series A partner looks like." "We've been approached about raising - I'll keep you posted." This soft-launch approach builds momentum before the raise is public. By the time the deck is ready, the round is already 40-60% spoken for. Decks don't drive rounds. Demand does. Next time, When you are paying to build a deck... Ask yourself?? Is it really worth this time?
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A startup is seeking a Seed investment. The startup is valued at $5 million pre-money and is looking to raise $650,000 in this round. After this round, the startup plans to raise an additional $2.5 million in a series A round at a post-money valuatio
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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
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