Sure but they'll bring you some croissants and half a desk for 3 months for your seed round. If you're a startup in Europe you can forget about the scale you c

Sure but they'll bring you some croissants and half a desk for 3 months for your seed round. If you're a startup in Europe you can forget about the scale you can experience in the US and you should dedicate someone in your team to apply to every European grant out there to survive. The successful European founders I know invested the equivalent of a Silicon Valley round of their own money (or friends / family / great contacts from networking) before seeing VCs