@awrigh01@AngelList There are several 40 act VC funds
interval funds:
Ark venture fund
Cashmere fund
Connetic venture capital access fund
Private shares fund
closed end fund:
Fundrise innovation fund
Robinhood ventures fund
tender offer funds:
Stepstone venture fund
Hamilton Lane venture fund
@alexisohanian Love other VCs working on this! We (@conneticVC) have been doing it for 4 years: https://t.co/1Tpv3BnoNK
Our software acts as our analyst, completely focused on due diligence and nothing else in process yet . Working on expanding scope of work.
I’ll bite…. Best new to me golf courses of 2023
1. Oak hill
2. Inverness
3. Shadow Creek
4. Kingsley Club
5. Honors
6. Moraine
7. Lookout mountain
8. Franklin Hills
9. American dunes
10. Pete dye river course
Gonna be hard to top in 2024 but I’m going to try!
@ericbahn Easier maybe from an operationally perspective. But building a VC firm (not fund) is more painful imo. Timelines are stretched out much longer and fundraising is just as hard if not harder. I’ve done both startup and VC.
@markgreerod That’s amazing. I’ve got 30 on the list. 60+ on the top 100 public. Playing honors and oak hill in the next 4 weeks. Very excited. Where you get that magnetic display made? Or is that at a club?
@HarryStebbings You should do a series that dives into how funds value their holdings. That would be epic. I’ve seen individual holdings range from initial value to 30x among investors in the same round.
@dafrankel This is all true… but average time to exit has nearly tripled in last few decades. Average time to exit is now 12-16 years. VC is the ultimate long game.
You also don’t have to wait for downturns to find good deals. Just need to look outside of the coasts and YC classes.
@HarryStebbings AI VC analyst that conducts quantitative diligence on founder and team personalities to rank and prioritize investment recommendations to human VC
@NeilThanedar VCs could also do the legwork of other asset classes and become registered funds. This would allow for all Americans to participate in asset class. And RIAs could introduce VC into asset models having the largest impact on increase in startup funding. Space is about to blow up 😉
@alexisohanian@sevensevensix We have an AI diligence analyst that filters and sorts deals, automatically passing on 90%. Cerebro should meet Wendal. Would be a powerful duo!
Check out our public facing data page here: https://t.co/aK5BV9yZnD
@HarryStebbings 100% and the data supports it. Founders that were dumped in high school are nearly 2x more likely to be successful.
Check out @conneticVC if you want more data driven insights on VC and startups
Great alt data @JPMorganAM
VC data looks nasty but there are positive signals if you are price sensitive early stage VC
1. Despite drop in exits, business formation remains at ATHs
2. Nearly 75% of PE deals occur <$100m (entry price matters)
3. Buyout activity remains at ATHs
Venture capital return dispersion will soon break into negative territory for the bottom quartile
2022 will likely be a negative return year for venture
Finally, both private equity and venture exits are down significantly because IPOs have practically disappeared