Objective: Not Available for Employed Web3 Professionals or Investors. This is a learning exercise and challenge exclusively for early career professionals who have not yet secured a full-time job in the web3 industry or as a professional investor.

Deliverable: Pick a Superteam UK startup and write a short investor-style review.

Content to include: Brief description of of the startup’s product/service; Market opportunity size and attractive customer segments; Competitor analysis; USPs/main differentiators; Anything else you think a VC would review (we have purposefully not listed a couple of important things!). You should end your report with a short investment decision (i.e. whether you would invest or not, and why).

Important: Opportunity for you to research and self-educate on how VCs think, what they look for, etc. Extra points will be given to submissions that include a list of references they relied on as part of their self education.

Not Available for Employed Web3 Professionals or InvestorsThis is a learning exercise and challenge exclusively for early career professionals who have not yet secured a full-time job in the web3 industry or as a professional investor. Your MissionPick a Superteam UK startup (<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="https://startups.superteamuk.org/">examples can be found here</a>) and write a short investor-style review, including:<ul class="list-node"><li>Brief description of of the startup’s product/service</li><li>Market opportunity size and attractive customer segments</li><li>Competitor analysis</li><li>USPs/main differentiators </li><li>Anything else you think a VC would review (we have purposefully not listed a couple of important things!)</li></ul>You should end your report with a short investment decision (i.e. whether you would invest or not, and why)Important: This is an opportunity for you to research and self-educate on how VCs think, what they look for, etc. Extra points will be given to submissions that include a list of references they relied on as part of their self education.

Challenge: Investor-Style Review of a Superteam UK Startup

Challenge: Investor-Style Review of a Superteam UK Startup