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No. You shouldn't give equity now based on an imaginary look-back from the future, because it is impossible to predict the future, that's my whole point. Perso
by petervandijck 16y ago
No. You shouldn't give equity now based on an imaginary look-back from the future, because it is impossible to predict the future, that's my whole point.
PersonB may contribute later, but at that point there will be a lot of existing value already, hence, even if they add more value, the percentage of value they add is less, and the risk they take is a lot less (since there is already value there), hence they get a lot less equity. How early you join makes ALL the difference.
- michael_dorfman 16y agoRe-read the question. It is early. The code hasn't been written. The risk is still astronomical.