Venture Capital Blog

Raising capital isn’t just another task on a founder’s to-do list — it’s a full-time job. And if you’ve been through it before, you already know: getting an investor’s attention is one thing — keeping their trust is another.

Venture investors eye creators in 2025 with a mix of enthusiasm and skepticism. They appreciate the fresh ideas but remain cautious about long-term potential. Performance data and platform mechanics now weigh as much as creative flair. You must prove your model works, scale efficiently, and stay plugged into emerging tools reshaping distribution.

You’re thinking of giving crypto a shot, but how do you know what cryptocurrency to buy? That’s a fair question. After all, the world of cryptocurrencies is massive, and there are thousands of digital assets and tokens popping up left and right. Some have potential, others should be left alone – but how do you choose the right one? 

As we all know, securing venture capital is a big step for startups aiming to scale. The right funding can fuel growth, but the process comes with plenty of challenges. Founders often make avoidable mistakes that lead to poor valuations, loss of control, or missing out on investment altogether.

What started as a student project in a dorm has evolved into one of the most exciting names in AI-powered travel. Tryp.com isn’t just another booking platform—it’s a game-changer, using cutting-edge technology to streamline multi-destination journeys. With fresh funding and bold ambitions, the Copenhagen-based startup is set to transform how the world travels.

When you're pitching to investors, time is your biggest challenge. They skim, they scan, and they decide fast. That’s why your executive summary is the most critical part of your business plan. Get it right, and you grab their attention. Get it wrong, and they might not even read past the first few lines.

If you want to build wealth, invest like the wealthy. We’ve compiled a list of seven commonalities among high-net-worth investors that “the rest of us” can learn from.

Qualified Small Business Stocks, commonly referred to as QSBS, can be a significant advantage for investors and businesses alike. By offering potential tax benefits and stimulating capital flow into small businesses, QSBS has captured the attention of many astute investors.

In a move that’s sure to shake up the business intelligence sector, Board Intelligence has secured substantial funding from K1 Investment Management. This investment, which values Board Intelligence at £230 million, marks a pivotal moment for the AI-based business, underscoring its robust market position and growth potential.

Indiana's tech venture capital (VC) scene is experiencing a remarkable surge, outpacing national trends even as the broader US market faces challenges.