I would like to have seen some mention of risk in the Mattermark or the Funder's Club post. It's great that so many of their portfolio companies have gone on to

I would like to have seen some mention of risk in the Mattermark or the Funder's Club post. It's great that so many of their portfolio companies have gone on to do follow on rounds, but what percentage of companies that do a follow on round have a liquidity event at or above that level? What percentage end up at zero? Risk is something we have a pretty good idea about for public equity indexes (S&P 500, Russel 2K, etc), but not necessarily for VC funded startups where most of the data is private. It seems like the kind of analysis that should be right in Mattermark's wheelhouse.