The Evolution of the Capital Stack in Venture #investing #tech #ai #angelinvestors #founder

26 Apr 2025 · 1 min
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Precursor Ventures (speaker) reflects on the economics and changing structure of venture capital: running a venture fund without management fees is difficult, while fundless SPV operators have unexpectedly endured by raising roughly $5–10M via relationships to invest in Series B/C rounds. The speaker views the capital stack as shifting every ~10 years (seed, pre-seed, current shifts driven by larger venture funds) and expresses a desire to keep angel investing attractive and lucrative for capable investors.

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