Problem 3.BitBox has raised $10 million in a Series A round with $40 million post-money value and a 1.5xliquidation preference, and $25 million in a Series B round with a $75 million post-money value and a 3xliquidation preference plus seniority over Series A. What will Series A, Series B, and commonshareholders receive if BitBox is sold for[a] $85 million?[b] $100 million?[c] $200 million?[d] $300 million?

To determine what Series A, Series B, and common shareholders would receive in the event of a sale…

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