Definition
The earliest stage of venture funding, where investors give a startup money based primarily on the founding team and a vague idea of what success might look like. It's basically faith-based investing with spreadsheets.
Example Usage
We raised a Series Seed round of $500K to prove out our concept before approaching institutional VCs.
Source: Venture capital terminology
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