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Wow. That’s a lot of deep insight. Thanks for sharing! Ad point 1): didn’t that change a bit over the last 1-2 years? I have heard from founders that they have
by shoto_io 5y ago
Wow. That’s a lot of deep insight. Thanks for sharing!
Ad point 1): didn’t that change a bit over the last 1-2 years? I have heard from founders that they have increasingly the upper hand due to the massive capital inflow. This had also led to the fact that founders can now cash out much earlier than let’s say 5-10 years ago, through so called secondaries (?).
Ad point 3)
I thought a fund first raises x dollars and then starts investing? There is no more joining in after that, until the next funds starts?
- vmception 5y ago1) changes constantly. crypto was in a deep bear market till the 9 months ago, despite tech and SPACs going through the roof, capital would have been expensive because there was no competition for the deal. Yes, know the rules to understand where you can bend them. 3) depends on the fund. Both are concepts. Its really up to the manager and if they want to deal with another investors emotions, money talks bullshit walks.