While most VCs hoard deal flow behind closed doors, 1984.vc is openly publishing a 'Founders Handbook'—turning their investment thesis into public curriculum. This isn't just a venture firm; it's a content engine designed to spot winners before they even need a pitch deck.

"They aren't just funding startups; they're teaching founders how to avoid needing funding in the first place—until it's the right time."

The team structure is telling: Ramy Adeeb (Founder and GP) leads a lean 76-person operation with specialized partners like Farzad Soleimani (Healthcare). This isn't a generalist VC throwing darts. The revenue of $10.6M on an unknown funding round suggests a self-sustaining model—likely a mix of management fees and carry from secondaries, hinted at by their focus on 'selling secondaries in Series B.'

• Their 'Cap Table 101' and 'Minimizing Dilution' guides serve as a pre-investment filter—educating founders on the very terms they'll later negotiate.
• The 'Parting with Your Co-Founder' section signals a deep understanding of founder psychology, likely leading to more mature, resilient portfolio companies.
• Direct traffic (55%) outperforms organic search (30%), indicating strong brand recall—founders return after consuming their content.