Safes are not bad for entrepreneurs
YCombinator, June 2017: "Pascal Levensohn and Andrew Krowne recently published an article: “Why Safe Notes are not safe for entrepreneurs.” The aut...
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SAFEs and Seed Fundraising
The initial capital raised by a company is typically called “seed” capital. This brief guide is a summary of what startup founders need to know about raising the seed funds critical to getting their company off the ground.
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AngelList Stack | Create a fundraising-ready startup
Create a fundraising-ready startup. Everything from incorporation, banking, and equity management tools in a single place.
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Tool to help entrepreneurs understand dilution from SAFEs
Angelcalc models the conversion of safes and/or convertible notes during an equity financing. It uses techniques similar to those used by Microsoft...
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Understanding SAFEs and Priced Equity Rounds by Kirsty Nathoo - YC Startup School
YC Partner Kirsty Nathoo gives the lowdown on several different ways to capitalize your company and how those impact founder equity and cap tables ...
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Modern Startup Financing - YC Startup School - Carolynn Levy
YC Partner and GC Carolynn Levy details the basics of startup financing and how modern early stage rounds of financing are done using convertible s...
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Pre- and Post-Money SAFEs: Choosing the right one for your startup – TechCrunch
Jared Verzello Contributor Jared Verzello is a startup and venture capital lawyer and GM of Atrium Seed where he guides companies through formation...
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How to Raise a Seed Round - Justin Kan - Atrium - VoxSnap
Seed rounds and Series A are both part of the path for a startup’s success. However, even though these two types of fundraising are different, I se...
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