Eduardo Saverin tenía el 34% de Facebook y terminó con el 0.03%. Lo sacaron legalmente usando la dilución de acciones. Para proteger tu empresa, establece mecanismos antidilución como el warrant desde el inicio. Protege lo que construiste antes de que te lo quiten. #Facebook #Zuckerberg #Negocios #Emprendimiento #Acciones | Carlos Yañez

The story of Eduardo Saverin’s shares being diluted in Facebook is one of the most controversial episodes in the company’s early history, showcasing the high-stakes drama of building a tech empire. Saverin, one of Facebook’s co-founders, initially provided critical seed funding and held a significant percentage of the company. However, as Facebook grew, tensions between Saverin and Mark Zuckerberg escalated, ultimately leading to Saverin’s diminished role in the business. In 2005, Saverin’s shar

Eduardo Saverin is one of the luckiest people on the planet. He invested around $20k, got a large chunk of the company, and even though it was later diluted through complex restructuring, he still became a multibillionaire when Facebook went public. Reports suggest he never sold a large portion of his shares, and today he’s one of the wealthiest people on Earth. All because he was at the right place, at the right time. As for David Rubenstein (Person speaking), he’s worth $5 billion, so he did j