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I think this is only true for your Series A and B - that's when actively losing money (and barely having anything to show, like growth numbers or a go-to-market
by judge2020 5y ago
I think this is only true for your Series A and B - that's when actively losing money (and barely having anything to show, like growth numbers or a go-to-market strategy) is to be expected. Although I suppose once you hit a series C you're not necessarily considered a startup.
- gumby 5y agoBut the series C story is “we have a machine working and more cash will let us increase the speed at which it operates” What is the machine? The story explains it and the numbers then give it credibility.