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Hate How Canada Doesn't Take Risk In Business

Banks, VC firms, incubators, accelerators, etc only provide funding, mentorship, and/or connections for startups that have matured for awhile and show high potential. Unlike in America, where even pre-revenue seed stage startups can easily take off without even a working prototype nor primary research from VC firms and banks. I honestly would've been a multi millionaire by now after 2 years into my automation startup (still at seed stage and pre-revenue), but in Canuckistan I'm still poor.

There is I guess a single shortcut to being rich and taking off, which is merging with a CPC aka SPAC to prematurely go IPO...but I'd be held more accountable, and I'd have to reveal a lot of business stuff publicly in return for theoretically infinite funding. I already implemented super voting shares for C-suite, while regular voting and non-voting shares for others to not get screwed over (also might set up a holding company to further have control). I just need to hire some more COs, refine my business documents, then I can contact a CPC to merge with and go public early.
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dale74 · M
Capitalism allows individuals to invest in ventures that may fail or succeed. Leading to great profit or loss.

There is a reason why our gdp is twenty four trillion dollars
@dale74 well USA in particular has the culture and infrastructure for startups to quickly take off, although that does come with the consequence of many startups failing within the first few years
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