Mohnot: Seed valuations have trended in a straight line upwards since 2021
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Investor Sheel Mohnot debates historical seed pricing trends with TBPN hosts John Coogan and Jordi Hays.
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“Seed valuations have actually increased from that time, and it's basically kind of been like a straight line upwards, and what he's talking about actually started happening in twenty-twenty-two”
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