I'm curious as to the source of this data. While the conclusions seem to match experience -- smaller # of seed deals, higher quality deals netting more money, l

I'm curious as to the source of this data. While the conclusions seem to match experience -- smaller # of seed deals, higher quality deals netting more money, longer time to raise, the truth is that overall seed investing is dropping significantly. That's what I don't see here - overall numbers. Also, how is this location dependent? Tomasz is in the Silicon Valley area, and Silicon Valley will always have metrics in deal size and quantity that don't match other regions. From what I'm seeing, angel / seed rounds in places like Boston, NYC, DC, Austin, Chicago, and some other places are dropping precipitously. It's looking like a major retreat right now from investing in the highly risky startup asset class.