Seed rounds in the US are declining at alarming rates: * Seed deals down 50% in Q1 2020 versus Q3 2019 * Q1 2020: more Series A deals (331) than Seed deals (267) We need to keep funding innovation at the earliest stages. There are way too many funds playing at the Series A.
We do not need more seed funds. Look at growth in new funds raised for this stage in the past year it's absurd. The series A crunch seems most material rn.
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Disagree -- we need more real ideas to back. Too much money chasing too few ideas rn.
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I think the issue is that the average seed round is too unnecessarily big in terms of $ when most ideas could reach validation with half or a third as much cash.
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