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Liquidity event != exit. While an exit (= aquisition, IPO and similar) is obviously always the optimal end-goal, every round of fundraising is a potential liqu
by hobofan 2y ago
Liquidity event != exit.
While an exit (= aquisition, IPO and similar) is obviously always the optimal end-goal, every round of fundraising is a potential liquidity event for all existing stakeholders.
It's very common to have partial liquidation from roughly Series B-C onwards on the side of founders (e.g. wanting to keep up lifestyle with your C-level peers; removing personal financals as stress factor) and earlier investors (e.g. their funds entering the liquidation period of their lifecycle).