We reported last month that SecondMarket and AngelList had hatched a plan to let accredited investors make small-dollar investments — as low as $1,000 — in Silicon Valley technology startups. Today, we learned that the experiment has been declared a success and that this partnership will continue with a new batch of hot startups.
AngelList‘s founder Naval Ravikant said this opportunity is intended to be “training wheels” for budding angel investors. Now they have an opportunity to build a diversified portfolio with as little as $20,000 to invest in total.
To read the original article: Just a millionaire? AngelList and SecondMarket pave the path for ‘micro-venture investing’ | VentureBeat
