NetQub, a Business Startup Accelerator
Our Vision of theFuture
NetQub Accelerator Launched in 2016
NetQub has funded innovative niche industry tech businesses since the launch of the accelerator program in 2016, including hunting, fishing, camping, travel, soccer, racket sports, golf, boating, cycling, real estate, law enforcement, motorsports, space, sports entertainment, gambling, decentralized finance (DeFi), and the blockchain industry as a whole.
In 2024 the accelerator program has plans to expansion into the accounting, fashion, fintech, and fine arts industries.
Our Growth strategy includes rapid expansion of the number of companies and brands that participate in our accelerator program each year, with an emphasis on introducing tokenomics into all participants of our accelerator program.
We see 2024 as a major turning point in the stock and token markets, as the securities and exchange commission begins to provide a blended set of regulatory rules for the two financial markets to become one ecosystem in the coming years.
Our mission is to connect the great minds that move our society forward with innovative blockchain and AI technology that helps to better connect and service business operators, their brands and customers.
Why Accelerator Funds Are A Better Way For Angels To Invest
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Better Valuations
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Investment Diversification
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Faster ROI
- According to the 2016 Annual Halo Report, investing in accelerator funds dramatically reduces the price that angels pay for their investments. The report showed that on average a direct angel investment in a company is 7.3 times higher the valuation price, then an investment in a company through an accelerator fund.
- Investing in accelerator funds dramatically increases the amount of diversification that angels get. The American Angel Survey, which reports on information from just less than 1700 angels each year, shows that the median portfolio size of an angel investor is 7 companies. According to analysis of angel investment data, that’s too small a portfolio to ensure that the investor will generate an acceptable financial return. In contrast, the median portfolio size of an angel investor in an accelerator fund is 20.
- Investing in accelerator funds dramatically reduces the amount of time angels need to spend to make investments. When angels invest as part of an angel group, or individually, they need to attend meetings to see founders pitch, participate in due diligence to determine whether they want to invest, negotiate term sheets with the founders and monitor their investments. With an investment in an accelerator fund, the angel does not have to do any of these things. The managing directors of the accelerator fund undertaking these activities on behalf of the angel(s).
Values drive NetQub forward.
Our ambition is to build a world with more meaningful connectivity and access to capital, and we know that starts with our blockchain technology, crypto tokenization expertise and industry supportive investors.
Alignment with Founders
Every startup we invest in and help to build, is done through the lens of creating systems and organizations that better represent all of us, where values and information are evenly distributed.
Pinpoint Accuracy
Targeting Users
Ambition and Progress
Change makes way for progress. That’s why we believe in fostering an environment that is agile and open to change, which leads to new learnings and innovations.
Become a NetQub Accelerated Business
Startup business founders are encouraged to enroll in the next NetQub Accelerator program.
To apply for the 2024 NetQub accelerator program, or become an investor/advisor, please fill out and submit the form below.
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