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?