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Only possible if you are able to sell your private shares without a liquidation event (IPO, acquisition) which is often not the case.
by rpedela 11y ago
Only possible if you are able to sell your private shares without a liquidation event (IPO, acquisition) which is often not the case.
- nulltype 11y agoThis doesn't seem to be a requirement with esofund
- steven2012 11y agoNot true. They don't own the shares, but you owe them a percentage of the upside, plus the money you borrowed to exercise and pay taxes. Not a bad deal if you're talking about a huge amount of money, and if you were in a questionable company like Square, etc.