Dual valuation rounds involve setting two different company values—typically a lower price for investors and a higher one for founders—within a single financing event. This structure rewards early risk-taking while attracting new capital. It’s primarily used by startups navigating complex cap tables, benefiting founders seeking to retain equity and investors aiming for favorable entry terms.
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