> Oh don't get me wrong, I do blame the bank even more. But to pretend like VCs didn't have huge interest in this blowing up in the worsts possible way, is just

> Oh don't get me wrong, I do blame the bank even more. But to pretend like VCs didn't have huge interest in this blowing up in the worsts possible way, is just shutting your eyes. What are you talking about? What possible interest would they have in killing the by far best capital partner they've ever had (and maybe will ever have had)? The death of SVB makes things significantly harder for VC and startups in the future.