Seems kind of a shoddy list. It'd seem for those numbers to be meaningful you'd also need to know their burn rate, how long they need to be profitable, and wha

Seems kind of a shoddy list. It'd seem for those numbers to be meaningful you'd also need to know their burn rate, how long they need to be profitable, and what their valuations were from those funding rounds and what that might mean for them if some of the exit opportunities start becoming scarcer. That's been one of the more interesting things that I've thought through a little -- what will the opportunities for exits look like in the upcoming years? Will the big acquirers tighten their belts?