Founders

What’s your first thought when you see someone write LP?


- Liquidity Pool ?

Or

- Limited Partner ?

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With no additional context, limited partner

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I just think founders need to be well-versed in tradfi terms to navigate fundraising effectively, especially to protect themselves. 

when raising capital, it helps to understand how cap tables, term sheets, and roles like VCs, angels, and limited partners (aka LP, the investors who fund VC firms and influence their strategies) operate.

If a VC comes to you with an offer, it’s best to know what their network will be able to do for you. 

They also need to know their raise options, like equity, SAFE notes, or convertible notes, to pick the best path and negotiate.

Why do you think it’s important for founders to know?

we need to educate founders on this term!!