By Matt Cohen
With headlines like “Mmhmm raises $100M” popping up every other week, it’s hard not to feel like we’re in the midst of an extraordinary bubble. Some investors are even having flashbacks to 1999.
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Unprecedented liquidity is flowing through VC funds, making it a great time to be raising money, but founders should be careful and leverage this market wisely. All too often, I find myself in the unusual position of advising founders not to opportunistically leap to raise as large a round as possible.
First and foremost, this can be shortsighted. …
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