Cap Table Mathematicians, or CoAs for short, are the mathematical equivalent of entrepreneurs. In almost every other facet of business the term entrepreneur is used, but when you are talking about mathematics they are almost never used. Why?

Well, the reason is that the investors who fund these companies don’t understand math and therefore…[Read more]

A Cap Table Convertible Note is often referred to as a C.P.N. or cap note. The cap table is an agreement between a buyer and a seller that allows for a specified repayment of principal and interest in exchange for fees paid to the seller at the time of purchase. This is an alternative to fixed rate debt, making it attractive to many people. One of…[Read more]

A Capital Table is basically a financial statement that provides an assessment of the percentage of ownership of a business, equity dilution (or net worth), and potential value of equity during each round of financing by stakeholders, namely, entrepreneurs, investors, management members, and other ownership holders. All these terms pertain to an…[Read more]

What is a cap table spreadsheet? A cap table is simply a spreadsheet that calculates a portfolio’s potential earning potential as a function of asset price, current price and time period. This is typically reflected in your cap table in a separate tab separated from the spreadsheet which displays the actual debt total as investor’s weighted…[Read more]

A digital stock certificate is a record of shares that has been issued in exchange for an investment certificate. This kind of certificate was very popular way back, during the 1950s, as an alternative to hard paper certificates. These certificates were signed by an authorized signer. The signing usually happened in front of a notary public.…[Read more]