If you can imagine all the stakeholders for a SaaS company around a table, imagine someone looking at the university endowment manager and saying “What compelling unique value do you provide here to justify 2000 basis points?”
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That would be a really socially awkward question to ask of someone actually at the table but there’s a simple way to avoid that awkwardness: never invite them to the table in the first place.
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Note that if you buy this you’d better hope the person next to the investment manager saying “My value prop was getting that guy to return my calls” has a more differentiated answer soonish, for their sakes.
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i've started wondering what a like, angel index fund might look like
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... maybe index is wrong here, idk. the definition is obviously weird, but some way of being like "I have a software job but am not wealthy enough to be an angel but i do have $5k, diversify across startups somehow"
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Isn’t this just an angel funded company?
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The traditional expectation is for angels to scrape together $X00k to maybe $2M and then call in the investment professionals. I think in the future-not-evenly-distributed sense of future, the future of funding is that both the angels, the VCs, and the LPs are software people.
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Do you have an opinion about whether and how this shift would affect the time horizons of the resulting funds?
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e.g. along the lines of questions like thishttps://twitter.com/aresnick/status/1207344889471623169 …
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Bootstrapped software company here. Never taken a dime of funding, and never plan to. We’re nearly three-quarter-million-dollars in ARR now.
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What do you do ?
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