Are we running out of ways to burn VC money?
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Are we running out of ways to burn VC money?
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#3Is the commentary here referring to faster ways to achieve the 1955 USA problem with onion futures?
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#4Is the commentary here referring to faster ways to achieve the 1955 USA problem with onion futures?
Not exactly, it was more focused on the excess VC deployment into Q-Comm startups in India, but thank you for that information, I now have a lot of research to do tonight
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#5Is the commentary here referring to faster ways to achieve the 1955 USA problem with onion futures?
Not exactly, it was more focused on the excess VC deployment into Q-Comm startups in India, but thank you for that information, I now have a lot of research to do tonight
Ah, ok, so VC in the domain of onions surely would have a strategy for changes to the legality of onion futures, see:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18667660
PS> In USA, a completely separate industry added movie box office receipt futures to the law banning onion futures.
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not exactly, it was more focused on the excess VC deployment into Q-Comm startups in India, but thank you for that information, I now have a lot of research to do tonight
Ah, ok, so VC in the domain of onions surely would have a strategy for changes to the legality of onion futures, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18667660 PS> In USA, a completely separate industry added movie box office receipt futures to the law banning onion futures.
And an interesting comment on the market in India: