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He has done incredibly well financially on his past two startups, and he’s now building his 3rd company. I’m of the belief that early ideas can never effectively deploy $4-$5m in a very cost effective way. Post-seed (pre-A) : This is a stage that was created, because the bar for the series A has gone sky high.
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