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Grace Hazel Zambriski

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What are the different types of anti-dilution terms and when are they used?

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Answered by

Mike Suprovici

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There are two types of anti-dilution protections for investors: full-ratchet and weighted average. They sometimes get used in priced rounds and are not typically found in Convertible Notes or SAFEs. These type of protections are not founder friendly. 

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