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I've read this post probably 20 times in the last day or so (honestly) - and I'm still trying to puzzle through what the possible negative elements are. I thin
by ghshephard 5y ago
I've read this post probably 20 times in the last day or so (honestly) - and I'm still trying to puzzle through what the possible negative elements are.
I think the idea is that the VC is coming in at $20M valuation, but the angels are coming in at $12M valuation, and you want the angels money (for their connections/assistance) - but only want, say, $150K of their money at $12M valuation. But, if you accept their money at $12M, then you also have to accept YC @ $375K as well - which leads to greater dilution than you want.
You would prefer to take:
VC: $20M Valuation - $3M Invested
Angel: $12M Valuation - $150K Invested
Did I get that correct?