Venture capital funds are built around an assumption that would sound reckless in almost any other business: most of their investments will fail entirely. A typical VC fund invests in a portfolio of early-stage startups, expecting a meaningful share to go to zero, several more to return modest amounts, and a small handful — often just one or two — to become huge enough to cover everyone else's losses and still…
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