The document discusses how the venture capital funding landscape has changed in recent years. It notes that seed rounds have increased dramatically in size, approaching $2 million on average. This has led to pre-seed becoming the new seed round, with amounts around $500,000. Founders now need to prove more traction to raise larger seed rounds. General partners must recognize their early stage portfolios have evolved, and limited partners need to consider new micro-VC and pre-seed funds to capture the best returns. Overall, there is a concern that too much capital in the market could lead to erosion of valuation discipline.