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Because the founders often don't really believe in their startup's offering/services in terms of profitability. They want to hand over all the risk to investors
by cylinder 12y ago
Because the founders often don't really believe in their startup's offering/services in terms of profitability. They want to hand over all the risk to investors and coast on other people's capital while they take a paycheck, boost their credentials and hey, maybe we'll get acquired?