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Sector Thesis·4 min read·Week 23

Why LegalTech Founders Ignore Exit Signals

LegalTech founders in India cling to failing models despite clear market signals. The psychology of sunk costs—not stupidity—drives this. Understanding it changes how investors should counsel founders.

ByAmit Tyagi·Fitoor Capital
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Amit Tyagi

Founder, AletheiaAI & GP, Fitoor Capital

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