Surprisingly, it can sometimes be harder to raise $1 million than $100 million - the difficulty isn't necessarily correlated with the size of the raise

Eben specifically states: 'it's sometimes harder to raise a million dollars than a hundred million—it sounds crazy but it's true.' Larger raises attract institutional investors with established frameworks; smaller raises fall into a gap where the investment is too small for institutions but too complex for individuals.

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Eben specifically states: 'it's sometimes harder to raise a million dollars than a hundred million—it sounds crazy but it's true.' Larger raises attract institutional investors with established frameworks; smaller raises fall into a gap where the investment is too small for institutions but too complex for individuals.

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    Small Raises Can Be Harder to Close Than Large Ones

    Surprisingly, it can sometimes be harder to raise $1 million than $100 million. The difficulty isn't necessarily correlated with the size of the raise.

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    Raising 1 Million Can Be Harder Than 100 Million

    Raising $1 million can sometimes be harder than raising $100 million due to investor expectations and deal complexity