Will once-launched startups turn to adventure for a watershed moment?

Boosted startups, or companies that use their own revenue or existing cash flow to fund their growth instead of relying on external sources of capital, are in a box. very distinct from venture-backed startups. By the nature of the asset class, seeded startups prioritize revenue to stay alive, while venture capital-backed startups prioritize growth to maintain investor buy-in to the future needs of the leads. Seeded companies follow less of an exponential growth curve, while venture-backed companies must be an outlier.

Enter a slowdown and both sides get a bit more interesting. The built-in business discipline of seeded startups can seem particularly resilient to downturns as overfunded companies announce rounds of layoffs. As venture capital begins to focus more on the stable fundamentals of the startup group, is it time for the seeder to jump in?