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The voluntary gifts aspect is interesting. In the FAQ, there's mention of the option to tip someone whose investments you've shadowed, if you've been successful
by chiaro 11y ago
The voluntary gifts aspect is interesting. In the FAQ, there's mention of the option to tip someone whose investments you've shadowed, if you've been successful. If you capitalise on this social, community aspect, I'd be interested in seeing what comes of this. Patreon-esque community involvement is pretty novel for the space, and if you could pull it off it would go a good way to humanizing what's seen as a cold hyper-competitive space.
Because these things need a standard disclaimer: If you have 1000 people flipping a coin every six months or so, at the end of that 3 year slice, you'll have ~15 people very proud of their coinflipping ability assuring everyone else of their judgement on the next flip. After all, their results speak for themselves.
- skhatri11 11y agoThere have been many studies on the voluntary gifts aspect. And thus far, our voluntary gifts are approximately 12%. Our lead investors have years of experience and we spend considerable time with them before they are are allowed to take co-investment. This includes reviewing their past performance - both good and bad, and understanding investment decisions and rationale at a deep level. Of course, Instavest is another marketplace in the largest marketplace in the world - the stock market - people are free to buy, sell and copy at their convenience.