So my pre-launch company is taking off and in the next 5 years we’ll be a Unicorn. VC’s and Angels want to throw money at me but not sure who I should pick.

For context - we’re building “Robinhood” for startups - and allowing anyone to become an Angel investor.

You can become an early adopter below:

https://www.wevc.app/?referralCode=okjoq27&refSource=copy

  • SaltMaker23@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Humility really helps in the long run, it opens many doors while pride usually closes doors.

    Small doors for sure, but continuously becoming a bigger thing as time goes on. The humble value those doors, the prideful diregards them.

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    Also this is plain clear promotion --> rule 2. is explicitely violated by this post

    • infinite_sky147@alien.topBEnglish
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      10 months ago

      Reported, if this company doesn’t follow any basic etiquette, what makes of their enterprise architecture, cyber security, compliance and so on

  • jebuspls@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Self promotion is against the rules.

    But I wouldn’t worry so much about those, since you won’t get any engagement with this shit

  • rand1214342@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Red flags galore. There are very strict rules about how startups can raise money, how they can publicly disclose a raise, how shares are sold, etc. That in itself isn’t a red flag, Angel syndicates are a thing and billions have been raised through them. What’s concerning to me is your statement that you’ll inevitably be a unicorn is not something somebody would say who’s intimately familiar with VC/angel fundraising.

    What is your key insight here? Are you a VC lawyer who drafted a new legal framework for startup fundraising? Do you have a giant Rolodex of startups and investors? Have you considered all of these potential roadblocks?

  • ZentalonsMom@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Under which SEC regulations are you planning to do your offerings?

    Reg CF? (If so, how are you different than Wefunder or StartEngine or Republic?)

    Reg D? (If so, what will you do to ensure your investors are accredited?)

    Reg A+? (If so, how will you ensure your companies successfully navigate the disclosure requirements, whether with the states for Tier 1 or the SEC for Tier 2?)