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It's kind of reassuring to see Kagi get funding that is significant for an individual/small business, but not the kind of wild VC money that sloshed around thes
by MandieD 3y ago
It's kind of reassuring to see Kagi get funding that is significant for an individual/small business, but not the kind of wild VC money that sloshed around these last several years, and a minimum investment that even I could manage (if I were an accredited investor).
This is money expecting "more of this, just a bit better" rather than "giant exit, who cares what happens to the product afterwards"
Hint: non-wealthy people can become an Accredited Investor by passing the Series 7 or Series 65 (Investment Adviser), the latter of which can be done all on your own. I'm considering the Series 65, because it will also give me better retirement investment options as a US citizen (and taxpayer) residing in the EU.