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rphgrc.base.eth βπ΅π©πΊ
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In Venture Capital, we often marvel at the massive funds managed by industry titans today. But it is humbling to look back at their beginnings. Most major VC franchises started with a modest first fund and early believers who took a chance on "unproven" GP talent. π§΅ 1/5
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justin.ahn.eth
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>Most major VC franchises started with a modest first fund and early believers who took a chance on "unproven" GP talent. not unlike founders and their angel/early investors too
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rphgrc.base.eth βπ΅π©πΊ
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Exactly What I don't get here: A lot of prospective, generalist LPs with limited direct dealflow, shy away from committing to a new VC firm's pre-seed fund 1 But risk is much lower than a straight ticket in a direct pre-seed startup However these same LPs seem more inclined to the latter Nonsense to mee
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