By Maya Stern, Correspondent for the Shulevitz Media Group | April 2025
In an industry where connections are currency and gatekeepers decide who gets funded, CapitalConnect didn’t ask for permission.
It simply built the future.
Launched just months ago by 18-year-old founder and strategist Yeshaya Shulevitz, CapitalConnect is doing what billion-dollar platforms still refuse to do: level the playing field.
No warm intros. No elite circles. No algorithmic favoritism. Just direct access, human stories, and opportunity — for everyone.
And somehow, it’s already working.
⚡ Real Outcomes. No Hype.
Behind the humble homepage is a quietly growing ecosystem where founders are meeting investors without middlemen, and deals are already being inked.
📍 In just one week, Ariel Children’s Wear secured funding through CapitalConnect after connecting with angel investor Rafael Binyaminov, who instantly resonated with the startup’s mission and momentum.
“Not only did CapitalConnect bring us the funding we needed to grow,” said founder Masood G., “but it introduced us to a partner who believes in us. Yeshaya kept his word — this platform is the future.”
📍 In Switzerland, Ulrich Suter, a private investor, discovered Rinkon Software Engineering AG through CapitalConnect’s algorithm and ended up backing their expansion into fintech infrastructure.
“This wasn’t just a lucky match,” said founder Emma G.. “CapitalConnect gave us access to someone who truly understood our vision — and the capital to get there.”
📍 And in New York, Manhattan MicroFund found more than funding — they found a strategic partner.
“CapitalConnect didn’t just give us exposure,” said founder Sarah Kim. “It gave us the right exposure. Dylan S. isn’t just an investor. He’s someone who pushes us to think bigger.”
These aren't PR stunts. These are real people using a new kind of infrastructure to break into a system that was never designed to let them in.
🧠 A Founder-First Network With No Middlemen
CapitalConnect isn’t a marketplace. It’s not a resume board.
It’s a new architecture for how early-stage capital should flow — based on truth, visibility, and merit, not network proximity.
Here, a founder in Atlanta has just as much right to be seen as a Stanford grad in Palo Alto.
Here, an investor in Kansas City can scroll through raw, human startup stories — and connect with no friction, no fees, no games.
This is what happens when someone who’s lived the problem decides to burn the old playbook.
🔥 Early Users. Permanent Advantage.
Right now, CapitalConnect is still in its earliest chapters — but that’s exactly why this moment matters.
Early users aren’t just getting attention. They’re building reputations that will compound.
Profiles are already being linked in pitch decks, shared in cold emails, and featured in SMG articles that have pulled thousands of views.
“This isn’t just a profile,” one founder said.
“It’s my new home base. And it actually gets traction.”
And it’s not just the founders. Investors are seeing the value too:
“The in-app messaging and posting features made it surprisingly easy — and fun — to connect with founders I’d never have met otherwise,” said Rafael Binyaminov.
“It’s streamlined, human, and real.”
🧭 A Movement in Motion
What CapitalConnect is building is bigger than a platform. It’s a power shift — a redistribution of visibility, deal flow, and narrative control to the people doing the real work.
And that’s just Phase One.
Coming next:
📰 Full media integration via Shulevitz Media Group
💼 Advanced messaging and deal posting
🏛 Verified investor networks and open startup leaderboards
📊 Reputation data that flips the status quo on its head
🚨 The Window Is Now
If you’re reading this and you haven’t created your profile yet — do it now. This is the moment before the masses arrive.
Early adopters aren’t just users — they’re the face of the revolution.
Because when CapitalConnect reaches 10,000 users, they’ll be the ones everyone else is chasing.
This isn’t about joining a platform. It’s about joining a movement.
📍**Create your profile today**
Own your narrative. Get seen. Get funded.
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