The hottest Startup Investing Substack posts right now

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Points And Figures 346 implied HN points 29 Feb 24
  1. The main reason for business failure often boils down to individuals not being able to achieve product-market fit.
  2. Businesses that may seem logical on the surface can actually struggle to succeed in the startup world.
  3. Investing in startups involves understanding that success may not always follow a straightforward, logical path, and accepting the inherent risks involved in the process.
Ubiquitous Thoughts 39 implied HN points 30 Jan 24
  1. Ubiquity Ventures III announced a $75 million fund focused on 'Disciplined Deeptech.'
  2. Ubiquity applies discipline in deeptech investing by balancing risk and innovation.
  3. Ubiquity shares deeptech best practices through Ubiquity University to help startup leaders grow.
Ubiquitous Thoughts 98 implied HN points 12 Jul 23
  1. Sunil Nagaraj shares his unique career journey and entrepreneurial experiences
  2. Insights on the 'Solo GP' model of venture capital and lessons learned from pitching LPs
  3. Focus on investments in deeptech startups and the importance of authenticity in career endeavors
Digital Native 0 implied HN points 15 Nov 23
  1. Seed investing is experiencing a rough period due to market downturn, impacting both pre-seed and seed stages.
  2. Despite the challenges, early-stage investing remains compelling, attracting multi-stage investors looking for opportunities in Seed.
  3. Seed valuations are relatively high, but a focus on reasonably-priced rounds at the earliest stages can lead to significant returns for investors.
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Venture Prose 0 implied HN points 29 Jul 16
  1. Investors should focus on founders' stories for insights - market and business model details may not be as revealing
  2. Dealing with unpredictability in early-stage investment is key - being wrong about assumptions is part of the process
  3. Success in startups is not always linear - small, unexpected actions can have significant impact