For decades, the traditional venture capital model has been the undisputed kingmaker of the technology world. VCs were the gatekeepers of innovation, the arbiters of which ideas received the fuel to fly, and the architects of legendary startup success stories. Their power was rooted in a simple but effective brokerage model: connecting capital with promising founders , leveraging exclusive networks, and providing guidance based on hard-won experience. However, the ground

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