I watched a founder stream on Twitch last month; investors preferred a follow‑up Zoom to dive into metrics. Did you see similar feedback?

Does the Twitch format allow you to share pitch decks and financials in a way that satisfies due‑diligence? 🤔

We tried using YouTube Live for our demo and while it worked, our investors wanted a more controlled environment to discuss our financials - did you explore that aspect?

I've seen some founders get great traction from live streaming their product launches, but I'm not convinced it replaces traditional investor demos - what about the Q&A and back-and-forth?

I've seen some founders get great traction from live streaming on Twitch, but I wonder if the audience is really looking for investing in startups or just engaging with the founder's personality?

I'm not convinced that live streams can fully replace investor demos - how do you gauge investor interest and follow up on feedback in a live setting?

We tried a similar approach with a live product demo on YouTube and found it hard to keep the conversation focused; did the founders you spoke to have a strategy for handling off-topic questions?

I've seen some founders get great traction from live streams, but how do you ensure the right investors are tuning in and taking notes?

We tried something similar with a live product demo on YouTube and it was tough to gauge interest from investors, did you see any metrics on engagement vs funding for these Twitch startups?

I've seen some founders get really creative with their live streams on Twitch, but I'm not convinced it's a replacement for investor demos - what about the Q&A and back-and-forth?