I often see VCs fighting for allocation over pro rata and questioning why other VCs get to invest while they don’t. This competitive pressure is more common than many think, and founders sometimes refuse to give extra allocation to VCs who push too hard.
When a founder isn’t interested in a VC’s investment, it signals that the VC may not be delivering the promised value.
I note that most VCs view LPs as their primary customers.
All In Capital’s philosophy is founder‑centric = true.
I decided to wire the money immediately – decision = yes.