> no need for heroics, just don't "lie" about it by signing statements Have you read the statement? There is no "lie" in pulling money and signing the stateme

> no need for heroics, just don't "lie" about it by signing statements Have you read the statement? There is no "lie" in pulling money and signing the statement. Here is the text: "The events that unfolded over the past 48 hours have been deeply disappointing and concerning. In the event that SVB were to be purchased and appropriately capitalized, we would be strongly supportive and encourage our portfolio companies to resume their banking relationship with them." The statement clearly communicates that they have ended their banking relationship (pulled their money). They are simply stating that if the finances of the bank are straightened out they will start banking there again. I don't see any disconnect or deceit between pulling their money and signing the statement. When the Moody's data came out and it was clear things were headed south, of course they transferred or at least tried to transfer their money out. The failure of all of these financially savvy VCs was not pulling their money weeks or months ago. The data was all there as others have pointed out. They have all been whistling past the graveyard hoping the problem would go away. If there is any shame, it is in that failure to act earlier.