Based On what I have noticed, Reasons behind shutting down well funded startups: 📉
• Board Members dispute or improper management
• Lack of TAM
• The main point - Non sustainable business model ( most of startups couldn't monetize along with grow
Bro start-ups are meant to compete, if there is intense competition then there are reasons behind it, which I mentioned
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