4 Signs Your Startup Is Fundable, According To Top Investors

Every beautiful garden begins with a humble seed planted in the ground. That’s where the startup world got the term “seed funding”: some of the earliest money a new company receives to grow. “For a startup, seed investing is what is needed for you to see those beautiful tulips one day,” says Michael Duda, cofounder and managing partner of Bullish Inc., a venture capital firm that has invested in companies like Warby Parker, Peloton, Harry’s, Bubble Beauty, and Bandit Running. “It’s that early money to p ...