What is a Venture Capital (VC)?
Venture Capital is an equity investment by an investor or investors in unlisted companies. The companies that venture capital investors rely on are companies that are in the process of being created, or in the early stages of their development, that need capital to finance their start-ups/SMEs and their initial research.
- Target companies: SMEs, Startups
- ROI expected: A VC fund is betting on riskier companies, some of which will fail. But among these projects lies the rare pearls that will become the future leaders to exponential growth.
- Units acquired by the fund: Most often a minority share of the targeted company.
- Role of the investor: The fund offers its advice, its network and monitors the cash burn of companies.
What about Geneviève VC?
Traditional venture capital organizations often employ stringent criteria, which are rarely met by small organizations. After recognizing the opportunity for such entities to connect with a growing currency system, Geneviève has brought cryptocurrency to small businesses and their communities.
Geneviève VC ($GXVC) is a venture capital cryptocurrency that offers exposure of equity to its owners. Token sale proceeds are injected as seed capital into small businesses. The financial analysis assesses investment feasibility. Investment ventures are selected democratically from shortlist by token holders by way of Geneviève’s DAO. Investment returns are proportionally distributed quarterly to all token holders as dividends. GXVC will be tradable on the secondary market.
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