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The startup world is often painted as a land of endless possibilities, where big dreams meet big checks. Entrepreneurs and investors alike revel in stories of unicorn valuations and rapid success. But there’s a side to startups that’s less celebrated — the graveyard of ambitious ventures that, despite raising significant capital, ultimately failed.
Raising millions, even billions, is no guarantee of success. While hefty funding may signal promise to outsiders, it can also serve as a double-edged sword, masking critical flaws such as poor product-market fit, weak leadership or unsustainable business models. In some cases, the very abundance of capital fuels
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