Term Sheet by Attack Capital X You - The Perfect Partnership
We started Attack Capital because we noticed two significant trends in the tech ecosystem:-
Companies stay private for longer, a decade on average, shifting most of the growth to the private markets instead of public markets.
Private markets are hard to break into, you need an incredible network and net worth (top 1%) to get an opportunity to invest.
Which set us on a path to provide access to incredible investment opportunities in private markets to everyday investors like you and me.
Knowledge - The Missing Link
While building Attack Capital, we also found out that a lot of significant knowledge regarding private markets is fragmented all over the internet, hidden behind the paywall, and limited to certain selective communities on the internet.
We realized if we want to go ahead with our mission of opening up private markets to everyday investors, the responsibility of providing the right knowledge and resources should also be ours so our investors can make the right decisions.
This is our manifesto behind building Term Sheet by Attack Capital.
A newsletter that dives deep into private market stocks that are heating up and benchmark them against their peers and competitors in both private and public markets.
If you have come this far, why not take one more step forward and subscribe, we promise that we will be worth your time and energy :)
Some of our Best Loved Articles
Plaid - A $13 Billion Banking Middleman
Plaid was on its way to getting acquired by VISA for $5Bn, a bid that failed due to regulatory troubles, now $13Bn giant, the company has found its groove and may go public in the coming quarters.
Rippling - Parker Conrad’s $11 Billion Spite Store
Parker Conrad built Zenefits into a $4.5Bn giant, after which he was ousted as its CEO, so he built a $11Bn spite store in the form of Rippling as his next act.
Pipe's $2Bn Pipe Dream, Founder's Exit, & SVB Collapse
Pipe, the revenue-based funding provider's new CEO is building a "FinTech Dream Team" after the abrupt resignation of the founding team. Will this be enough to weather the storm of the current downturn?
Anduril - Forging the $8Bn Defense Tech Unicorn
Palmer Luckey reignited the VR industry when he sold Oculus to Facebook in 2014, now, through his next venture, Anduril, he is bringing innovation back to defense technology.
