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Wouldn't it be better if you could only "angel" before the company closes an actual angel round? Piling onto known successes (über is given as an example somew

by joshu 15y ago

Wouldn't it be better if you could only "angel" before the company closes an actual angel round? Piling onto known successes (über is given as an example somewhere) is easy and unrealistic (I couldn't get in if I wanted to now.)

railsjedi 15y ago
Our success criteria matching will reward the first investors in newer companies. People who pick the already "hyped" companies can do ok, but they wont get much return if an exit occurs.
- joshu 15y ago
  So... Not like actual angel investing?
  - railsjedi 15y ago
    Well, how angel investing should be :) Should reward finding good companies early, giving them some funds to get their valuations high, and have a high multiplier on the exits.