Defining a seed deal ain't what it used to be
| November 20, 2007 |  View for printing |
Delving deeper into seed and other early-stage deals requires a more precise understanding of what such terms really mean. For instance, what constitutes a seed round?
With angels increasingly participating in Series A deals and more venture firms doing deals of less than $1 million, the term "seed" is murky. Until recently, such rounds clearly encompassed angel and friends-and-family rounds prior to institutional money, but now that doesn't seem as appropriate.
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