Employing a mixed‑methods design—(1) a longitudinal social‑network analysis of cross‑border angel investments (2010‑2024); (2) in‑depth semi‑structured interviews with 48 founders, investors, and remote‑workers linked to Taylor’s syndicates; and (3) a digital‑ethnography of the “Trans‑Angels Hub” (a Slack‑based community of ATAP practitioners)—the study maps how capital, care, and technology co‑produce new spatial‑temporal regimes of labour. Findings reveal three interlocking mechanisms:
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Daisy is passionate about providing support and resources to the transgender community. She believes that everyone deserves to live their life authentically and without judgment. and remote‑workers linked to Taylor’s syndicates