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Day 14 at @draper_u was one of the most practical sessions yet. 🎯 Gary Coover @c00v from @superlayerio broke down how founders should approach VCs, research cheque sizes, find the right investors and actually start the conversation. Big token lesson: if your project doesn’t have a compelling reason to have a token, don’t force one. Tomorrow our Genesis cohort pitches go live. 👀

Crypto Bear Market Round-Up Bankruptcies / Wind Downs - Movement Labs files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy - Storj (cloud data firm) files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy - BitMart begins winding down operations - BitMEX begins winding down operations - Zapper announces an orderly wind down after seven years - AscendEX announces shutdown Layoffs - Bybit lays off another 30% of employees - Gemini lays off roughly 30% of its workforce (early 2026) - Coinbase cuts approximately 700 roles (~14% of staff) (May 5, 2026) - BitGo reduces headcount by 15% - Uphold cuts 17% of its global workforce - Matter Labs cuts staff while pivoting fully to its institutional privacy platform, Prividium - Polygon Labs reportedly lays off 60 employees following its $250 million acquisition

dApps are not a thing. It's a nonsensical concept. There are only apps. Time to leave this idea behind. Thank you.

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$ 6B+ in fresh crypto VC closing or raising rn @dragonflyvc / $650M @paraficapital / $125M @HaunVentures / $1B @a16zcrypto / $2.2B @bcap / $700M (raising) @paradigm / $1.5B (rumored for AI/robotics) thesis is the same across the board: stables, RWAs, AI agents transacting onchain 24/7 VC money is chasing the infra to bring IRL finance and autonomous economies onchain at bear valuations infra supercycle?

Despite the recent DeFi exploits, two things will be true over the next 5 years: (1) More yield will find its way into the pockets of end-users: Idle dollars earning nothing across banks and fintechs will be a competitive liability. Markets will naturally select for those that offer native yield (2) The best risk-adjusted yields will exist on-chain: Blockchains make risk more legible. Atomic liquidations on a single state machine unlock a pareto improvement in risk management — making on-chain yields impossible to replicate off-chain If you believe both of these things, you implicitly believe the on-chain economy grows by an order of magnitude over the coming years

Private equity firms: “we pay our senior associates carry so that they’re aligned on the fund’s success” The carry:

After fielding a few hundred messages from teams, I wanted to give a few brief notes on best practices for engaging with VCs. These are my personal thoughts but I imagine most VCs would echo these. Mostly unfiltered thoughts below. For Projects Pitching VCs: 1) Sell me your product in 1-2 lines MAX to start. 2) Following, tell me what your product actually does, why it's important, and ideally, why now is the right time for it. 1 paragraph. 3) Give me a handful of bullets on why I should REALLY be excited about you. Product features. User traction. Partnerships. Key Investors. 4) Always include your terms. Based on if you are raising a $3m or $30m round you will immediately exclude a certain set of investors. 5) ALWAYS include a deck or investment memo. If the above hooked me I am going to ask for it anyway. 6) Ideally, all of the above is in a TG blurb I can forward to my team or other interested investors. 7) Moving on to the deck. The deck should include at minimum: product overview, tech overview, business model, traction and GTM plan, team bios, competitive analysis, deal terms and investors, tokenomics (if applicable), runway and financial metrics. 8) Ideally, your deck is 15-20 pages. The rest of the details are for the data room. 9) Prob unpopular but the visual quality and attention to detail in your deck matter alot. I see 20+ decks a week. If it's obvious you made your deck in Claude vs have some clean awesome new presentation or visual I've never seen before, it is going to stand out regardless of the product. Not the end-all, be-all, but not worth ignoring. 10) DONT be pushy for a call immediately. Don't follow up after 24 hours. If a VC is interested they WILL follow up. If its been a week that's fair game to give a friendly nudge. Most VCs have dozens of deals in multiple stages of review. 11) Warm intros >>> everyone. Find someone who I know who can vouch for you. 12) Know the background and firm you are speaking with and what they are interested in. If they have never invested in your vertical and you saw they bashing it on a podcast prob not going to be the ideal investor for you. 13) I would probably love to meet you in person but only if we have already established interest on both sides. More likely we meet in person if there is a warm intro. More likely if we are both attending the same event already. 14) TG is generally the best place to get in touch with most investors. Emails are slow for discussion. Whats app/signal are mostly for your phone. Linkedin and X DMs are 99% spam and often unchecked. 15) Focus most of your initial efforts on your lead. 90% of investors won't commit until there is a lead or may be interested and back out if they dont like the lead or teams. 16) Unpopular one again but angel investor clout has basically lost all relevance unless the angel has some leverage they can provide your project. List less angels, less I think you are degen play screaming for CT clout.

Beware LLMs’ propensity to opt for buzzy ideas over reasoned solutions. s.hbr.org/4sbY20d

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