Much less than it used to now that YCombinator has popularized the SAFE as an early stage investment vehicle.

Traditionally a startup would gather commitments from investors, then close the round all at once. Everyone would wire funds at the same time and receive equity or notes together. Now it is common to accept investments on a rolling basis. So often, as in our case, it means we have accepted some investment but are still open to additional investors participating under the same terms / structure.

Look, I appreciate what you have built here. SN is one of the sites I spend the most time on. That's the only reason I engaged with your original (obvious bait) reply. You've done something great, and I think that warrants a bit of grace.

At this point I can't tell if you are continuing to troll. If you are, you win. Your dismissive attitude toward something I put a lot of work into has succeeded in irritating me, and that's not a particularly easy to do. If, on the other hand, you are genuinely unable to tell that that was a carefully thought out post rather than AI slop then I don't know what to tell you. Either way, you are right that this conversation does not appear to be going anywhere productive. That's particularly disappointing because I thought you of all people might have some constructive input on the subject, but again, it's your house, so do what you like.

Something something investing with crypto is the future, curious what others think?

The robots recommended I ask a different question altogether. This is the one I'd actually like an answer to :)