Anupam Rastagi

But oftentimes, it's not very clear if things are going super fantastic or not.

And there, especially in times like these, that becomes important to have someone who

can continue supporting the company.

And also I'd say seed has gotten deconstructed.

So I'd say it's very rarely the case that a company just does one seed round and then goes straight to series A. I mean, that of course does happen quite a lot, but in many other cases, the company ends up doing a seed two or a seed extension or pre-series A or pre-seed and seed.

And so in that second seed round as well, we can be pretty proactive where we see the company has made

requisite progress.

And that becomes really important to keep the company going rather than having to go out to put another round before they're ready for series A. What paper are you typically sitting on?

Yeah, it's a combination of both.

So we are, yeah, we're agnostic to that.

We're happy to work with whatever the founder wants to as long as, yeah, you know, safes are always faster and easier.

So we are pretty comfortable with that.

But yeah, we do equity rounds as well.

Yeah, that's a good question.

It varies a lot.

There's a pretty wide range, I'd say.

For a $3 million round, I would have seen everything from, you know, for a price round, you know, 10K to 50K.

It's a pretty wide range.

I'd say it's somewhere in the 20, 25K seems to be median range.

Yeah, that's about right.