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A novel and relatively risk-free way for family offices to invest in venture

Pirque founder Diego Alcaino worked with renowned venture investor Tim Draper, seen here at a Bitcoin conference

VC newcomer Pirque Ventures is jumping on the co-investing bandwagon by offering families paying their $1,000 subscription a direct stake in each of its deals.

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