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FAST improves resiliency by enabling new avenues for monetising private market investments
FAST (Fungible Asset-backed Security Token) is a different approach to monetising private market investments that enables private investors to address internal and external pressures that arise during tightening credit conditions through the following outcomes: Increased round contribution without additional capital outlay: FAST tokens enable funds to offer investees (startups) both capital (cash) and knowledge capital (FAST tokens). The initial cash investment is supplemented by the nominal ...
FAST improves resiliency by enabling new avenues for monetising private market investments
FAST (Fungible Asset-backed Security Token) is a different approach to monetising private market investments that enables private investors to address internal and external pressures that arise during tightening credit conditions through the following outcomes: Increased round contribution without additional capital outlay: FAST tokens enable funds to offer investees (startups) both capital (cash) and knowledge capital (FAST tokens). The initial cash investment is supplemented by the nominal ...
The challenges of traditional fund structures in today's rising rate environment
VCs have historically struggled significantly to mitigate macroeconomic risk. During the Internet bubble of the early 2000s, total US venture capital investment fell by about 42% in just one quarter at the beginning of 2001. By the end of the first quarter of 2003, venture investment had fallen by 85% compared to Q1 2000. Similarly, during the 2008 downturn, total venture investment plunged 60% in just 1 year. While VC doubled last year and valuations and investments made reached record numbe...
The challenges of traditional fund structures in today's rising rate environment
VCs have historically struggled significantly to mitigate macroeconomic risk. During the Internet bubble of the early 2000s, total US venture capital investment fell by about 42% in just one quarter at the beginning of 2001. By the end of the first quarter of 2003, venture investment had fallen by 85% compared to Q1 2000. Similarly, during the 2008 downturn, total venture investment plunged 60% in just 1 year. While VC doubled last year and valuations and investments made reached record numbe...
