Investments by blended finance
Blended financing is a method to combine several different financing options, combining both private and public grants with traditional loans or philanthropy. There is often a high-profile investor or celebrity that puts up the first-loss capital, minimizing risk to the other investors while also creating hype around the brand.
In order to implement development at an astounding pace, all kinds of capital will need to be leveraged. But it all starts small, with creating an initial money-printing business that affords us to test and iterate until we have a proven framework for rapid development.
Step 1 - Initial baseline
The very first step has already been taken, by constructing a small digital business. The business runs a subscription based SaaS (“software as a service”) that is growing steadily and will soon create enough profit to pay for initial prototyping, and give the founder freedom and time to commit fully to Sharphill.
Step 2 - Early adopters
When all of the frameworks, digital tools and actual prototypes are working it is time to build a serious organization and community of volunteers to propel the idea forward. This should happen within a year or two.
Step 3 - Blitzscaling
When all is in order there is absolutely nothing holding us back. The entire organization will need to blitzscale by acquiring every single cent possible and building beautiful things at a never before seen pace. This will eventually disrupt entire societies where people no longer will live, work, commute or pay taxes as before.
Step 4 - Exponential returns
When the organization grows, returns will increase both from installments on the actual properties but also returns from co-ops run by the communities. This will increase speed and reduce the need for external investors, while eventually the earnings can go into offering some form of universal basic income when there’s no need to continue building houses.
