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I don't know what numbers they had bothered to graph up but it seems to me that the evidence of traction was very strong from very early on.
by steve 19y ago
I don't know what numbers they had bothered to graph up but it seems to me that the evidence of traction was very strong from very early on.
- neilc 19y ago1000-2000 users and a $15 million valuation? That seems pretty overpriced to me: even if you could see a positive future, FB's success outside the Ivy league crowd was no means guaranteed. It's worth noting that Peter Thiel later put in $500,000 for 10% of the company, which would value FB at around $5 million, and that was a few months later.