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Sure. And I'm not saying that's not a problem, but here's the basic thing you need to know about preference: If your real valuation turns out to be lower than
by aetherson 10y ago
Sure. And I'm not saying that's not a problem, but here's the basic thing you need to know about preference:
If your real valuation turns out to be lower than what you raised money at, preference will eat a bunch or all of your valuation.
And this shouldn't really surprise anyone. It's like some people at HN heard the old joke "How do you make a million in publishing? Start with ten million," and thought:
a. Yes, that seems valid.
b. Where's my share of the resulting million?
- danielweber 10y ago"You only lose to preference in case of a lowered valuation" is true only for 1x preferences. For 2x preferences, employees can lose out even if the valuation goes up, just by not as much as needed.