>It's inevitable then that they will eventually ruin the existing service in search (usually futile) for some mythical product/market fit that was somehow proje

>It's inevitable then that they will eventually ruin the existing service in search (usually futile) for some mythical product/market fit that was somehow projected be appropriately profitable for that 10x investment. Or they will just be bought up and the result for the end user can be seen again and again. Once a startup raises such insane amounts, they are forced to grow at the same speed. Which in alot of cases is just not feasible. That leaves only a buyout. Smyte comes to mind here. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/06/22/twitter_swallows_smyte_spits_out_customers/ https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/06/22/twitter_swallows_sm...