>I'd argue that the Series A levels haven't really changed from year to year It doesn't take away from your point, but I believe there are actually an increasi

>I'd argue that the Series A levels haven't really changed from year to year It doesn't take away from your point, but I believe there are actually an increasing number of Series A level investments happening. We call the current situation a crunch because we're measuring the competitiveness of going from seed to Series A.