why aren't all 6 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
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Disclosure
Resolute Ventures does not consider loss ratio in seed investing
“Quite honestly, we don't think about loss ratio, which I suppose is in some that might be the answer that it's less important to us and is likely going to be higher. Honestly, when those conversations come up with LPs, I tend to be very direct in that we reall…”
Insight
Early startup traction does not predict long-term product-market fit
“But our view is that, that those early signs of traction really are not very telling about whether they're ultimately going to have meaningful traction and product market fit.”
Insight
True VC support requires direct feedback, not superficial founder-friendliness
“There's a difference between, you know, the phrase that's become tossed about a lot being quote founder friendly on the one hand, which means that you're always going to be yielding to the founder and supporting what they want and want to do versus having, you…”
Disclosure
Resolute Ventures prefers investing before startups show early traction
“Our MO, what we really like to do is to be backing teams we fall in love with ideas that we fall in love with, and just that, and so we really do not necessarily look for traction at all. Now, in some instances, when companies approach us, they happen to have …”
Disclosure
Foundry Group Announces New Investment in Resolute Ventures
“I don't think we've announced this yet, but I'm happy to. We are investing with Resolute Ventures.”
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Resolute targets 30 to 35 companies and 10% initial ownership
“Each fund has a portfolio of 30 to 35 companies, and I think we are very consistent in terms of our initial check, which we think is critical in terms of getting to 10% on that first check”