Hedgeable Review (Venture Feature)

Summary

Until August 2018, Hedgeable was a robo-advisor with a twist, offering sophisticated automated investing as well as what had been an exceptional value for accredited investors to get exposure to a broadly diversified venture fund. They’ve since removed their SEC registration, and have discontinued their automated investment platform as well as their venture fund feature.

Investor Overview
Company Information

Website: https://hedgeable.com
Investment Types: Investment Funds and Startups/Business Financing
Sectors: startups and Technology
Minimum Investment: $1
Must be accredited

Company Description: We are the only digital wealth manager to offer curated investing in venture capital.
Website: https://hedgeable.com
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