[kriro]

I like the basic idea and it's nicely presented however conceptually I'd favor a model where the employee gains come primarily from the losses of later stage investors and not early stage investors (and founders).

"""Within the investor class the earlier investors lose more. Year one investors go from 3.2% to 2.3% about a 25% loss, pretty much the same as founders. Year ten investors go from 9.0% to 8.7% about a 3.5% hit."""

So basically I'd like to work from sort of the reverse of this but I assume it's not very likely due to the investment horizons etc. Basically I suppose late stage investments should be a good chunk more expensive.