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The post you’re a replying to is referring to most Americans’ inability to participate in the very first funding rounds of nascent startups. The other part of t
by atdrummond 4y ago
The post you’re a replying to is referring to most Americans’ inability to participate in the very first funding rounds of nascent startups. The other part of the equation is the investment vehicle itself, which as you point out is available to all Americans below a certain income.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoWhat? Anyone in the US can participate in founding, and funding, a new business.
- atdrummond 4y agoA typical American has nowhere near the access to founding shares in SV startups that a Peter Thiel would. I have no issue with self directed Roth IRAs but that doesn’t mean I need to create fictions about there being an even playing field.