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Fundraising 101: How to Raise Money for Your Web3 Startup

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How to Incorporate Your Web3 Startup: Founder’s Step-by-Step Guide

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LOI vs Term Sheet: Which One Do You Actually Need?

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Fundraising 101: How to Raise Money for Your Web3 Startup

Raising funds for a Web3 startup involves five key steps: crafting a compelling pitch deck that clearly explains your problem, solution, market opportunity, tokenomics, team, and financials; identifying aligned investors such as VCs, crypto funds, DAOs, or angels; delivering a confident, well-practiced pitch that highlights your project’s unique value; negotiating a term sheet covering valuation, investment amount, token rights, and governance; and executing legal agreements like SAFEs, SAFTs, or token warrants while managing the fundraising round. With the right preparation, investor alignment, and tools to track commitments and legal terms, founders can streamline the process and focus on building their vision.

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A Beginner’s Guide To SAFEs: Understanding The Basics

A SAFE, or Simple Agreement for Future Equity, is a quick and simple fundraising tool that lets investors give money to a startup now in exchange for future shares, avoiding the immediate costs and complexity of issuing equity. Popularized by Y Combinator, SAFEs in the Web3 space often include token warrants, giving investors both company equity and cryptocurrency tokens tied to the project. This approach offers speed, flexibility, and added incentives, making it a preferred method for early-stage Web3 fundraising.

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Reducing The Legal Burden For Web3 Founders: GVRN's Vision

Founders in the Web3 space face a far more complex and costly legal environment than traditional startups, where early legal needs are minimal and affordable. In Web3, a project can go from casual coding to multimillion-dollar investment offers almost overnight, triggering urgent questions about incorporation, funding documents, token legality, global hiring, and compliance—often in unfamiliar jurisdictions like the Cayman Islands or Seychelles. Resources are scarce, peer advice is inconsistent, and lawyers—whether large firms or niche Web3 specialists—can be slow, expensive, and contradictory, with some recommending multiple costly entities. This leaves founders spending significant time and money just to navigate the legal maze instead of building their projects. GVRN was created to remove these frictions and bridge the gap between Web3 founders and the traditional legal system.

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