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We're not talking $30 or $40M since the valuation was $95 pre-money. The real question when they raise at that high of a valuation is whether someone pay sever
by jackowayed 16y ago
We're not talking $30 or $40M since the valuation was $95 pre-money.
The real question when they raise at that high of a valuation is whether someone pay several hundred million for them.
- rbranson 16y agoRight, it would have to be a few hundred million for the VCs to make anything back. This product is either going to have to get a much larger userbase, become ridiculously compelling, or develop some sauce that's worth buying.