The founders of a startup award themselves 1,000,000 shares of Series A common stock. The company then undergoes two rounds of external funding. The table below shows the number of shares issued and the price per share during each round. The tabl also shows the liquidation preference for the shareholders in each round. Each round has seniority over all previous rounds. Series B and Series C shareholder have the right to convert their shares to common shares at any point. Round Number Price Liquidati Pref. Share |of Per Shares Series 400,000 |2.75 |2.3x B Series 250,000 |3.50 |1.7x |C The company is sold for 3,250,00 Determine the amount of money received by the Series B shareholders.

The founders of a startup award themselves 1,000,000 shares of Series A common stock. The company then undergoes two rounds of external funding. The table below shows the number of shares issued and the price per share during each round. The tabl also shows the liquidation preference for the shareholders in each round. Each round has seniority over all previous rounds. Series B and Series C shareholder have the right to convert their shares to common shares at any point. Round Number Price Liquidati Pref. Share |of Per Shares Series 400,000 |2.75 |2.3x B Series 250,000 |3.50 |1.7x |C The company is sold for 3,250,00 Determine the amount of money received by the Series B shareholders.

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