Fundraising has become an addiction for many startups, replacing actual business growth as the primary goal. The abundance of venture capital has created a 'cash-rich, revenue-poor' syndrome where companies celebrate funding rounds instead of customer acquisition and revenue growth. Investors driven by FOMO often skip due
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The paradox of apparent prosperityThe macroeconomic context of abundant capitalThe nervous investor in the competitive marketWhat drives this dynamic?The disconnect between fundraising and businessThe obsession with fundraising and the loss of focus on the customerAttention to burn rate and financial managementThe fall of giantsFailure is often a fundamental lessonBut the venture capitalsYes, but the companies?ConclusionsSort: