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Kled AI Founder, Avi Patel: “ VCs broken, VC sucks. Every VC is usually very flawed in beliefs and values and will kill your company. VCs deserve no part in your company. 90% of the time they're evil, horrible people across the board and raising onchain is simply much...

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