I’m 22. I run a venture capital fund. Our average GP age is 24. I know some people hate that. But here's why we'll win:
“Too young.”
“Not enough experience.”
“VC isn’t for kids.”
Cool. The industry is full of grey-haired gatekeepers who still think LinkedIn posts are cutting-edge distribution.(No shots at the GPs with coloured hair still.)
Imagine telling 54-year-old GP "Dave" that this year's hottest startup had a barely functional average product, but raised a $15M Series A from Andreessen Horowitz because they went viral on X and hired influencers? (Cluely)
Good luck.
The startup world has changed.
→ Founders are building in public.
→ Distribution & Attention are winning.
→ They’re going viral on TikTok.
→ They’re raising from their audiences.
→ Momentum is king.
But Venture Capital?
Still the same pitch decks, the same handshakes, the same deal flow, the same outdated playbook from 2005.
It’s broken.
So we’re building Fundind.com like a startup 👇
→ Content-first: Founders know who we are before we ever take a meeting.
→ Distribution-led: We don’t just fund you, we help you drive customers, attention, and traction from day one.
→ Operator mindset: We’ve built consumer and FoW businesses from scratch - and still are.
That’s our edge over other funds:
We are Gen-Z.
We speak founder.
We're social media natives.
We move faster.
We find winners before that one video blows up.
We’re not waiting for “proprietary deal flow” to show up in our inbox - we’re CREATING it every day.
The startup landscape has evolved.
VC hasn’t.It’s time
