InvestOrama's video: How does it feel to raise 105M as a startup founder shorts

Curious about what happens after a a big fundraising round? I asked the question to Zero Hash founder and CEO, Edward Woodford Q: "Your company, zero hash has raised a $105 million last week. How does it feel to have raised that amount? " A: "Look it's obviously a great validator and, fundraising, it should be a tool. Obviously right now the media and everybody focuses a lot on fundraisers just because that's the ecosystem that we live in. But at the end of the day, fundraising is the fuel. You know, when you speak to people, I've actually gone through these fundraisers, they're complex, sometimes you feel like, are we going to get to the end of this? . So by the end, it's probably more relief. But also it's just nice to get back to, focusing as much time as possible on the actual business. Also as a B2B business, having a stronger balance sheet. It's a really important thing to be able to close larger and larger clients because clients want to know that you are going to be there for a long time. And so that was what's exciting and more so than, you know, the numbers. We're fortunate that, you know, we went out a profitable business. Even if we scale the way we want to scale, we'll probably remain a profitable business. So for us, it wasn't, you know, there's life and death peak."