Precursor VenturesA classic pre-seed and seed stage venture capital firm

What if IPOs Never Happen? #ai #venturecapital #startup

27 Feb 2025 · 0 min

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A short discussion by Precursor Ventures questioning the continued reliability of IPOs as the defining liquidity event for venture funds. The speaker asks what happens if IPOs never occur or are significantly delayed (e.g., 20 years), highlighting tension with standard 10-year fund lifecycles and the implications for generating "legendary" funds.

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