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Ben
@benersing
Seed round valuations jump while round volume declines - both significantly. Investor competition for early access to avoid the massive mark-ups at the A is certainly a driving factor. My hunch is there's more going on - like startups raising a Seed having increasingly mature products, allowing for higher valuations, but also explaining why fewer are opting to raise. Thoughts?
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
I think the term “seed” now often means A. Definitely what an A was in 2010, both in terms of money and maturity of the product. Pre seed is the new seed. I’ve heard people talk about multi million pre seeds.
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