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ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
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Insight
Tillotson: Founders should avoid accepting lofty early valuations
“Don't go after those lofty valuations a little, you know, too early just because people are willing to give them to you because then you, your expectations are much higher afterwards.”
Insight
Tillotson: Alternative data faces diminishing returns as buyers lose their alpha
“It's the opposite of software. Once you get, you know, 25 large holders buying your data and insights, basically there are, they all don't have, they have diminishing returns. They can start to lose alpha.”
Disclosure
Tillotson owned 33% equity when his previous software company was acquired
“I sold the equity that I owned was 30 three percent.”
Disclosure
Tillotson personally invested over $250,000 of his own capital into SunRoof
“You can say, yeah, I mean, you can, you know, yeah, I'm looking at not a, not like a fun amount, like.”
Disclosure
SunRoof is raising approximately $1 million via a SAFE note
“So we are talking like very low, like million, million bucks.”
Disclosure
SunRoof is raising funding at an $8 million valuation cap
“No, no, eight million.”
Assertion Supported
Tillotson's previous venture raised $10M before exiting in November 2019
“Actually since up until 2019, we exited in November raised ten million dollars of capital throughout that process.”
Disclosure
Tillotson's previous company reached a $30 million valuation in 2018
“My valuation was 30.”
Disclosure
SunRoof charges banking customers $4,000 to $12,000 per month
“The range should be from, let's call it 4000 to 12,000 dollars a month.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
SunRoof currently has three active customers on its software platform
“Three customers.”