Comment on Loopt acquired by payment card provider for $43.3m in cashparentComments−shingen14yYC doesn't have any anti-dilution clauses in their terms?Surprising given their small stakes. All I've seen are the surface features of the YC deals, so I'm not up to speed on the specific terms they get.−jgrahamc14yThe YC AA documents have a 1x preference (i.e. they can take their money out before distribution) and they have a right to reinvest pro-rata.http://ycombinator.com/seriesaa.html−pg14yThose aren't the terms we use. Those docs are something we and WSGR created for the startups we fund to use to when raising money later. We don't get any liquidation preference or pro-rata rights.−pbreit14yApparently not. But even if, they'd still have to buck up big time to maintain share.
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YC doesn't have any anti-dilution clauses in their terms?
Surprising given their small stakes. All I've seen are the surface features of the YC deals, so I'm not up to speed on the specific terms they get.
The YC AA documents have a 1x preference (i.e. they can take their money out before distribution) and they have a right to reinvest pro-rata.
http://ycombinator.com/seriesaa.html
Those aren't the terms we use. Those docs are something we and WSGR created for the startups we fund to use to when raising money later. We don't get any liquidation preference or pro-rata rights.
Apparently not. But even if, they'd still have to buck up big time to maintain share.