The landscape of early-stage startup investment has undergone significant transformation in recent years. Venture Capital (VC) funding has declined across the board due to macroeconomic factors, with 2023 marking the lowest level of venture investment activity since 2019. Despite this, technological advancements and the rise of artificial intelligence have led to an unprecedented surge in new startups. Angel investors have the opportunity to capitalize on this situation by leveraging the illiquidity of traditional larger venture funds.