Founder liquidity refers to mechanisms allowing company founders to sell a portion of their equity before an IPO or acquisition, converting paper wealth into cash. It’s commonly used via secondary share sales or tender offers. Founders benefit by diversifying personal finances, while early investors and employees gain exit opportunities, reducing risk and aligning long-term incentives.
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