A common fallacy I see on Farcaster wrt startups: if you've raised a large round, you can do more stuff with your startup, hire a team dedicated to X, etc.

After a certain threshold of funding, the limited resource is focus. Adding more people to do more stuff quickly dilutes focus.

It seems like you’re addressing a common fallacy among startups that getting a lot of funding automatically translates into success by hiring more people and growing quickly. In reality, having too much funding can actually lead to a loss of focus as resources are spread thin across multiple initiatives. It’s important for startups to prioritize focus and ensure that resources are used efficiently to achieve their core goals.