A SAFE is a warrant to purchase stock in a future priced round. Both SAFE and convertible notes allow for a conversion into equity, but while a convertible note can allow for the conversion into the current round of stock or a future financing event, a SAFE only allows for a conversion into the next round of financing.
What is an accredited investor?
What is a “lock-up” period, and what happens when it ends?
What is carried interest?
What is a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE)?
What is a convertible note?
What is a qualified purchaser?
What is a qualified client?
What is common stock?
What is preferred stock?
What is a stock split, and how will it affect my investment?
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What is an accredited investor?
What is a “lock-up” period, and what happens when it ends?
What is carried interest?
What is a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE)?
What is a convertible note?
What is a qualified purchaser?
What is a qualified client?
What is common stock?
What is preferred stock?
What is a stock split, and how will it affect my investment?