What is happening to risk-taking in venture capital? | TechCrunch
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The irony is that there’s never been a better time to be an inception investor given lower capital needs of getting from idea to Series A milestones.
What is happening to risk-taking in venture capital? | TechCrunch What is happening to risk-taking in venture capital? Navin Chaddha 11:09 AM PDT · August 18, 2021 Sam Lessin’s post in The Information, “The End of Venture Capital as We Know It,” prompted heated debate in Silicon Valley. He argued that the arrival of new players with large amounts of capital is changing the landscape of late-stage investing for venture capitalists and forcing VCs to “enter the bigger pond as a fairly small fish, or go find another small pond.” But there’s another important trend developing in venture capital th
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