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I like how Sequoia is doing early stage seed rounds now. It sets them up perfectly for the Series A.



I wonder what the reasons behind this are?

Less opportunities going around?

More competition for the same number of opportunities (from other funds or cashed up companies such as FB & Google buying out companies early)?

A reaction to the "super angels" and their successes?


And the fact that their investment in YC itself is kind of a Sequoia "Ycombinator" of sorts (I am sure there's a way to derive that using lamdba calculus :-)




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