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by middleout
3264 days ago
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I'm not a fan of YC (I find it elitist, and imo they crowd out the 99.5% of startups that get rejected), but I can't find fault with the SAFE as an instrument. To the extent that founders suffer too much dilution while raising via a SAFE, it's more likely the case that there was something not working with the business. Sure, if the founders could have raised a priced equity round from the get-go, they probably should have done that over a SAFE, but more likely the legal expenses would have been too onerous for that to have been an option... |
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