How Sarah found qualified investors for her Web3 project with Blubird's EBIW: 👩💻 Scenario: Sarah leads a promising Web3 startup, ready to launch with a strong pitch deck, clear vesting schedule, and dedicated team. Despite her preparation, she struggles to find qualified investors for early fundraising. 😤 Pain Point: Sarah needs investors who understand Web3 and can offer more than just capital. Her limited network hinders her ability to showcase her project, slowing momentum and missing potential partnerships and funding opportunities. ✅ Solution: Discovering Blubird is a breakthrough for Sarah. By getting her project listed in Blubird's Early Bird Investment Window, she gains visibility among a curated community of Web3 investors. This accelerates awareness and opens doors to strategic connections, boosting her project's momentum.
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