> And regular employees getting paid in options. Ahhh... That makes more sense to me. > No, it doesn't. It shows an acceptance of reality. Fair point. Consid

> And regular employees getting paid in options. Ahhh... That makes more sense to me. > No, it doesn't. It shows an acceptance of reality. Fair point. Consider my mind swayed. I'm not sure valuation is the right meter stick, but as another point in the thread, total $$ raised might be closer to the right answer. There is probably something there.