Some startup ideas inherently require more initial capital than others.
In my case I would love to work on a robotics + RL startup, which would require physical components etc. However I could alternatively work simply on a machine learning based one which would have a smaller initial outlay.
To me it feels like a more capital intensive ideas are perhaps a better fit for standard VC but I would love to hear your thoughts on what is an acceptable amount of initial capital.
investment depends over the idea one have if idea is different and have potential then you can start slow and their after boost up drastically
I think it's depends on the industry and the idea itself, a deep-tech idea like yours tends to need more capital initially than some other software company where the MVP can be made with little capital.