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> There are definitely different models for VCs, but in general, the big "brand name" VCs are in the unicorn business. Slightly naive question, but does this i
by user_7832 3y ago
> There are definitely different models for VCs, but in general, the big "brand name" VCs are in the unicorn business.
Slightly naive question, but does this include YC? The wording on their page makes it sound like joining YC would help most startups but is that just for show? Or does this apply much more when the VC owns >50% of the company?
- chadash 3y agoTake a look at the second chat at https://jaredheyman.medium.com/on-the-176-annual-return-of-a-yc-startup-index-cf4ba8ebef19 https://jaredheyman.medium.com/on-the-176-annual-return-of-a.... The vast majority of returns for YC are for the companies at the tippy top of that chart (Airbnb, Stripe, Dropbox and a few others). YC certainly provides a nice package to founders. But they are definitely in the unicorn business.