What was Invariantes Fund Co-Founder Fernando Pontaza's impact in Guatemala?

I would love to hear more about like the impact that you all have had as like one of the first venture firms in your geographic region.

Yeah, I mean, for example, part of our thesis was democratizing the access to the asset class. A lot of people became enamored with the asset class itself when success cases such as Guatemala's own Luis Monán, who's the founder of Duolingo, now trades publicly. Back then, he hadn't gone public yet. The success was staggering and people captured the imagination of founders and investors alike. And part of our thesis on democratizing the asset class was having an accessible commitment size. I guess heartwarming stories would be the fact that more than a handful of our initial LPs have now turned into angel investors themselves after getting a taste and a favorable experience investing in the asset class, and they are investing locally and in Central America.