Is Raising Seed Capital More Difficult Today? A Data-Driven Approach

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Raising seed capital? It’s hard.  The past two years have tested founders more than ever. Yet, amidst these challenges, the first quarter of 2024 brought some unexpected good news. While deal counts have dropped significantly, the valuation of Seed to Series B startups has shown surprising resilience. This article explores how stable valuations amidst declining deal counts reflect the enduring strength and strategic acumen of top founders.  Seed to Series B: A Study in Resilience Carta’s Q1 2024 report illustrates a notable discrepancy between the number of deals and their valuations at the early stages of funding. At the seed…...

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Lauren Maymar Lauren is an associate at Tau Ventures and a current MBA candidate at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Prior to graduate school, she worked at Oura Ring, a consumer wearable health technology company. Throughout her four year tenure, she worked on customer experience, marketing, and software product, playing a key role in product & company strategy. She also holds a BS in Biomechanical Engineering from Stanford University.