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“Venture funding could explode as tech expands beyond 9% of GDP”
...should grow significantly because that's how we enter technology into a much bigger town. So in some way, do I think there is too much money? Yeah. Do I think there's some stupid valuation? Yeah. For
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...venture fund anyone can invest in, not just institutions and accredited investors. The Fundrise Innovation Fund is democratizing venture The Fundrise Innovation Fund is democratizing venture capital, which could have big consequences for the industry
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Individuals join us. No idea, no team, no company. And within three to six months, they are then raising somewhere between 2 and $15,000,000 from some of the world's best species. I'm Scott McGrew. Welcome to Sand Hill Road. This week, the astonishin
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...venture fund. For example, most of the AI revolution is being built and funded in the private markets. Companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Databricks, these are incredible multi billion dollar companies but they're inaccessible to 99% of investors unti
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...talk about a venture fund making waves with its unusual model. I'm talking about the Fundrise Innovation fund. For example, most of the AI revolution is being built and funded in the private markets. Companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Databricks. Thes
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...venture capital's offer was a $10,000,000 series a was sort of the smallest check. They would occasionally do smaller checks, but they weren't really built for that, especially on the East Coast. They wanted financial statements. They wanted like, it
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“Why venture capital hasn't innovated while hedge funds went from people to computers”
...shifts. And then venture the product is kind of weirdly not that innovative. And so that's what we need to do. We're essentially a fund that combines three, I guess, three aspects. The first one is, l
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contrarian take4:31 – 5:25
the other advantage that we have from our perspective is that if we find an investment or there's sufficient pull from the from the core of the business, which tends to be engineering, because that's where the 99% of the money goes, We have the abili
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...a venture fund making waves with its unusual model. I'm talking about the Fundrise Innovation Fund which is democratizing venture capital as a public venture fund. For example, most of the AI revolution is being built and funded in the private market
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...in later funding rounds, but he'll come in and give the ability to do that and then share economics, obviously. So this concept has been done not in one structure, typically, but you will have somebody like Marc Andreessen or Sequoias, Partners, or o
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...a public venture fund anyone can invest in. The Fundrise Innovation Fund is democratizing venture capital. The fund is already off to a good start with a 100,000,000 into some of the largest most in demand AI AI and data infrastructure companies. Com
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...big venture fund in with us on this company, wrote it off. Weirdly enough, still turned them to the board so they wouldn't give up their board seats, so they wouldn't get recapped. So they defended themselves, but they wrote zero additional check. An
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...a lot of venture capitalists and growth equity firms really struggle to figure out, will it be enduring? Will it take a lot of capital? Will it be dilutive? Is it right for their firm? And we spent a lot of time educating the market. I would actually
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through the from the parent company to deploy a level of capital each year. So sometimes I think it it's more difficult than having the, VC fundraising because I actually do it every year whereas you guys have to do it kind of every three or four. Bu
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...to build a venture capital firm that, like, is super narrow and specific around what check sizes they write for, what type of ownership, to me, never really made sense. So I wanted to build a firm that is more welcoming and inviting and flexible, whi
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...of the the venture stack. You know, we compete a little bit with with angels who, you know, giving capital here and there. But we run as a company. We actually invest with our balance sheet. It's one of the unusual things that we do,
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...CoVenture is an alternative asset manager, and we look to build funds in asset classes that have newly existed because of new technology. You know, we think that there's a ton of opportunity to invest in spaces that have just been traditionally ignor
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...venture capital to a whole new level. It's a public venture fund anyone can invest in, not just institutions and accredited investors. The Fundrise innovation fund is democratizing venture capital which could have big consequences for the industry. T
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