Hi holydarkness,
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https://ca.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/what-is-angel-investorsProvincial securities commissions regulate who can make angel investments. If you don't have a personal relationship with the company or its owners, you may become an accredited investor. In finance, an accredited investor is an individual with a high net worth, which qualifies them to invest in hedge funds and venture capital or make angel investments. To meet the requirement for accredited investors, you typically require a net asset value of more than $5 million and a gross income of $200,000 for at least two years.
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Sit tight and all your fears will be alleviated.
You do aware that by your clarification on
this post, it became clear and move us to the same page that you're seeking for angel investors, thus what the first part of
my post serve?
Also, please know that the "law" applied for projects in crypto is to questions everything and guilty until proven otherwise, don't take it personally as it applied to almost every projects. So yeah, I don't think sitting tight would do. Especially as what I asked is not --at least according to me-- too difficult to provide, suppose you do have a full and established team behind your project.
Or could you give a good reason why it is so against your idea to show your team? If I'm in your position, I'll gladly snap pictures of my staffs if that's what it take to get rid of this particularly annoying human from asking me a lot of things. Plus, it'll be a good credibility point for my project.