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As a startup investor, you’re about to embark on an exciting journey with the potential to generate significant returns. One of the key aspects of...
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When raising venture capital, startup founders will likely come across the term “qualified financing round.” As a founder, understanding the concept of a qualified financing...
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As a startup founder raising funds from venture capital investors, you’ll encounter a variety of terms and concepts that can significantly impact your company’s future....
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As a startup founder, you’re constantly looking for ways to grow your business and secure the funding necessary to make your vision a reality. The...
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As a startup founder, you are bound to encounter various financing terms and concepts while raising capital for your business. One such concept is “pro-rata...
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As a startup founder raising venture capital, it’s essential to understand the financial terms that may be included in your investment agreement. One such term...
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As a startup founder gearing up for a fundraising round, it’s crucial to familiarize yourself with the different types of shares that venture capital investors...
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Tl;dr: Convertible notes are used for early-stage startups and for bridge loans. They are debt which can convert into equity in future. There is a...
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Intro So you have read about convertible notes, and depending on where you live, SAFEs (They’re only really popular in the Bay Area). So what...
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Tl;dr: SAFE cap version of the Y-combinator post-money SAFE financing document explained line by line explanation. If you are planning on raising an angel/seed round...
Read morePost Money SAFE Cap and Discount Explained Line by Line
Tl;dr: SAFE cap and discount version of the Y-combinator post-money SAFE financing document explained line by line explanation. If you are planning on raising an...
Read morePost Money SAFE Discount Only Version Explained Line by Line
Tl;dr: SAFE discount version of the Y-combinator post-money SAFE financing document explained line by line explanation. If you are planning on raising an angel/seed round...
Read morePost Money SAFE MFN Only Explained Line by Line
Tl;dr: SAFE MFN (Most Favoured Nation) version of the Y-combinator post-money SAFE financing document explained line by line explanation. If you are planning on raising...
Read morePost Money SAFE Pro Rata Side Letter Explained Line by Line
Tl;dr: SAFE pro rata of the Y-combinator post-money SAFE financing document explained line by line explanation. If you are planning on raising an angel/seed round...
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Y-Combinator released the new post-money SAFE in October 2018. It’s a large change to the original pre-money SAFE that was released in 2013. There is...
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Tl;DR: Startup valuation methods don’t work because founders aren’t generating revenue. The real way to figure out your valuation is to calculate how much you...
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