The title is a bit misleading. The article discusses the notable increase of 2nd-stage seed rounds, as the bar for Series A funding is getting higher. In some

The title is a bit misleading. The article discusses the notable increase of 2nd-stage seed rounds, as the bar for Series A funding is getting higher. In some sense, reminds me a bit of academia, where in the past couple decades it has become common for aspiring faculty to complete a second post-doc position because of too many rising post-docs competing over too-few open faculty appointments.