What is Startup Finance 2.0?
Learn startup valuation, unit economics, and use of tokens for fundraising - beyond the "going concern" assumption. Available from Taylor & Francis, with distribution via Amazon.com, Google Play Books, Walmart, and hundreds of other retailers worldwide.
Problem
Founders and entrepreneurs struggle with traditional finance education and tools that are not tailored to startups' unique challenges like valuation, unit economics, and token-based fundraising, leading to inefficient financial planning and fundraising strategies.
Solution
An educational book (physical/digital) offering practical guides on startup-specific finance topics. Users learn valuation, unit economics, and token usage for fundraising through real-world examples and case studies.
Customers
Startup founders, early-stage entrepreneurs, and investors seeking actionable financial frameworks for high-growth ventures.
Unique Features
Focuses on startup finance beyond traditional "going concern" models, covering token-based fundraising and hypergrowth scenarios rarely addressed in conventional resources.
User Comments
Simplifies complex financial concepts
Tailored to startup realities
Actionable frameworks for fundraising
Covers modern methods like tokens
Fills knowledge gaps in traditional MBA courses
Traction
Distributed via Amazon, Google Play Books, Walmart, and other global retailers. Specific metrics (sales, users) not publicly disclosed.
Market Size
The global startup economy is valued at $3 trillion+, with 150 million+ startups worldwide (GEM 2023), driving demand for specialized financial education.
