As compute power has increased over the past few decades, the next generation of computers are being developed. Artificial intelligence use cases have demanded faster and more powerful computers with fewer energy requirements. Photonic supercomputers that use light-powered computer chips … Continue reading
Diversification
In a world where startup headlines are dominated by billion-dollar valuations and flashy unicorn initial public offerings (IPOs), a quieter but more sustainable movement has been gaining traction: zebra startups. These companies, built on principles of ethical growth, profit with … Continue reading
The impacts of economic downturns can be felt in many areas: bank accounts, investment accounts, home prices, grocery prices, and the list goes on. As prices rise, the power of cash and liquid assets decreases. However, private market investing has … Continue reading
For a long time, investing in startups was a privilege reserved for the wealthy. Those who met specific income or net worth requirements were considered accredited investors – those with the financial sophistication to take on the high-level of risk … Continue reading
For decades, private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) have operated behind closed doors, accessible only to elite investors and filled with paperwork, long lock-up periods, and high barriers to entry. Blockchain technology and tools like tokenization, smart contracts, and … Continue reading
As private markets continue to draw interest from accredited investors, family offices, and institutional players, a key question emerges: should you invest directly in startups or allocate your capital through venture capital (VC) or private equity (PE) funds? Whether you’re … Continue reading
Behind every startup that has raised funding lies a fundamental financial structure known as the capitalization table, or cap table. Cap tables serve as a tool for understanding a company’s ownership structure, equity distribution, and valuation. In this blog, we’ll … Continue reading
When evaluating startup opportunities in the private market, it’s easy to focus solely on product innovation or founder charisma. However, a company’s use of financial instruments can influence growth, risk exposure, and exit outcomes. Among the most common are common … Continue reading
Private market investing can present an opportunity for investors seeking to invest in startups. Unlike public markets, where stocks are traded daily, private investments involve longer holding periods and higher risk—but also the potential for growth. For investors, constructing a … Continue reading
The startup world is known for its high-risk, high-reward nature. For every household name like Uber, Airbnb, or Stripe that successfully scales into a billion-dollar enterprise, countless others fail—sometimes spectacularly. Despite massive funding, media hype, and seemingly visionary founders, many … Continue reading
