i'm not an expert in VC business but isn't the whole concept of venture capital built around initial risk with potential profit being directly related to growt

i'm not an expert in VC business but isn't the whole concept of venture capital built around initial risk with potential profit being directly related to growth prospects? now don't you think that the risk involved in funding this guy who single-handedly built a complex, scalable P2P site with a skyrocketing growth curve is much less than the risk of funding 99.99% of startups who have nothing but ideas, a "promising" team and very small traction. In comparison with the rest of the startup "market", he is an undervalued, steeply rising stock, a no brainer for any VC, really