Non Stop Investments pt.3
summary
Crowdfunding and cheap tools shift the investment signal: a claim that it now costs $22,000 to validate a concept (vs $100,000 fifteen years ago) and that crowd campaigns supply early demand data, not automatic higher valuations. Panels cite a persistent 90% failure rate, growth of structured angel groups of 10–12, an equity gap between ~$100k and $10M, and real examples — a London cat‑café that raised £110,000 on Indiegogo and existing “afterlife ISP” services.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:05Valuations
- 2:25Are angels worth it
- 4:20Is there more friction now
- 8:10Startup ideas
- 9:45Life needs experimental
- 12:20The Cat Cafe
- 13:45Where to go
- 14:50Conclusion
