[jnovek]

While most startups fail eventually, failure in less than a year with over 7 million dollars is not the expected median. It’s the exact sort of thing that due diligence is supposed to prevent.

Also the whole project is open source. If you want, you could take it over.

[realsarm]

That's why either VCs confused moat with bot farms and farmed stars over solving genuine problems or they just blindly invested based on founders track record no matter what. To me both are really by product vibe coding hype and chatgpt killing wrappers.

[gwerbin]

Are there cases when VC investors actually went after founders for fraud or embezzlement or misrepresenting the business or something like that?