The benefit would be the return on investment, just like any other start-up they fund. In this case, their investment would be the time and effort they put into mentoring their companies and the legal fees they put into launching the crowd-funding. The return would be whatever they wanted it to be. The HN community would mostly have the capital at risk, not YC.
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The benefit would be the return on investment, just like any other start-up they fund. In this case, their investment would be the time and effort they put into mentoring their companies and the legal fees they put into launching the crowd-funding. The return would be whatever they wanted it to be. The HN community would mostly have the capital at risk, not YC.