Seed funding fuels a company's earliest stages, covering market research and product development before revenue exists. Angel investors and early-stage venture capital firms provide this capital. In return, they receive equity, betting on the startup's future growth. This initial cash injection helps founders validate their business idea and build a minimum viable product.
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