Revnet

Angel investing gets all the glory, but the real friction isn’t capital. It’s trust, time, and attention. Founders don’t need more investors. They need aligned ones.

Aligned investors make the right introductions without being asked. They know who to call, when to call, and why it matters. It’s not about collecting contacts. It’s about accelerating outcomes.

When smart contracts remove friction, juice flows fast—funds move, agreements execute, everything clicks. But aligned investors still matter. They direct capital where it counts, when it counts. Intros aren’t to teams—they’re to opportunities & themes (rhymes with…). 

In a world where capital moves on its own, what matters isn’t that you invest—it’s who benefits when you do. Aligned capital doesn’t just fund projects—it strengthens the whole network. Everyone moves forward.

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Founder agency in investors ‘selection’ is going to change substantially me thinks. Permissionless funding & the blurring of revenue & equity will create some interesting new entity types. Not unlike when GmbH & later LLCs were created.

Personal story: I always ask Founders to let me know how I can help, what I can provide on top of money. I see it more like supporting a friend and doing what I can to help them succeed while having a chip in the pot too.

It's in the end on the founders to say yes we'd like that or no. The power a founder has is saying yes/no to an investor. And I feel it's underutilized