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Yes, it's definitely possible, but you have to be extremely picky. I've been investing small amounts in social VC for over a year now and the key has been sticking to funds or platforms that publish full audited reports, show real portfolio company updates, and have clear exit histories. Avoid anything promising guaranteed high returns or using heavy emotional marketing without numbers. The transparent ones usually have reasonable minimums (starting around $25k–$50k these days), standard 2/20 fee structures, and quarterly impact + financial reporting you can actually verify. A very straightforward article I read recently that directly addresses whether online social venture capital investing can be done without tricks (and names some of the cleaner options) is here: https://tennews.in/social-venture-capitalist-reviews-is-online-investing-without-tricks-possible/ It helped me spot red flags I was missing before and gave me more confidence to commit to a couple of funds that have been performing steadily.