Re:Invest in Startups
by 7Figures2Commas on Monday September 23, 2013 @03:09PM
(#6433449)
> We've fixed this with WeFunds - our LLC fund that bundles many small investors into a single item on a cap table, relieving the logistical and legal downsides.
That may solve a few of the problems with having numerous small investors, but it doesn't solve them all. For instance, if I raise $25,000 each from 20 investors who are spraying and praying with a dozens or more other startups, I have to consider that potentially none of these investors will have the motivation or wherewithal to provide additional assistance (financially or otherwise) if and when I need it.
We've fixed this with WeFunds - our LLC fund that bundles many small investors into a single item on a cap table, relieving the logistical and legal downsides.
We also believe in the crowd as a value-add investor. For example, Casetext (YC S13, SV Angel) is raising on Wefunder because they'd love to have lawyers who are outside the Silicon Valley bubble invest in them.