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It's not "loss". The money of SBV (Saudis?) has changed hands and now belongs to whatever startups or funds they had invested in.
by akomtu 3y ago
It's not "loss". The money of SBV (Saudis?) has changed hands and now belongs to whatever startups or funds they had invested in.
- phreeza 3y agoAnd from there a lot of it presumably has flowed into cloud and advertising spend.
- mrguyorama 3y agoWhich basically means most of it went into rents paid to SV land holders.
- fullshark 3y agoA lot of startup employees got paid...a lot of customers got to enjoy below market prices in the quest for growth for a few years...
- ninth_ant 3y agoThat’s what “loss” means. They gave it away and didn’t get it back. What else would it mean in this context?
- disordinary 3y agoThat's not a loss, that's an investment in an asset. It's a loss because the assets have devalued.
- snapcaster 3y agoCome on man seriously. I KNOW you know what "loss" means in this context. Please stop
- akomtu 3y agoLoss for some is gain for others. SBV could be a charity disguised as a predatory trust fund.