FundingFairy & Draven
FundingFairy FundingFairy
Draven Draven
Draven Draven
Let's talk about turning a messy cap table into a clean win for investors—and how to keep them honest while doing it.
FundingFairy FundingFairy
You love a tidy cap table, don’t you? First thing: pull every sheet, list every share, and line them up like a game board. Then flag the silent investors, the silent partners, the “just a friend” who owns a hundred thousand shares. Ask them where the money really went, then write it down. Transparency isn’t a gimmick, it’s a safety net. Show the new structure, tell them it’s fair, and watch the trust rise—then keep the quarterly updates sharp and the email signature crisp. Investors stay honest when they see you’ve got the board—literally—on lock.
Draven Draven
Good start, but remember the silent investors can also hide surprises. Keep the spreadsheet up to date, check the math on every transfer, and don’t let a single email thread become the only record. Trust is earned by consistency, not just a tidy board.
FundingFairy FundingFairy
Absolutely, silence can be louder than a shout—keep the data live, double‑check every move, and never let a single email be the master copy. Consistency is the best badge of honor investors recognize.
Draven Draven
Nice, you’re all in. Just remember, a clean sheet still looks pretty if someone’s been faking numbers in the margins. Keep the checks tight, and you’ll see the truth rise like a tide.
FundingFairy FundingFairy
Got it—tight checks and a transparent ledger are the only way to keep the tide from turning. Let’s keep the numbers honest and the investors smiling.
Draven Draven
If you keep that ledger tighter than a drum, they'll stop asking questions. Just make sure you audit it the way you plan your moves on the battlefield.
FundingFairy FundingFairy
That’s the play—tight ledger, regular audit, and you’ll have them nodding without asking for more. I’ll keep the board looking like a masterpiece while the numbers stay pure.