It's nice that founders get more choice on who to work with though. Most of the investors I've met in the space are great, but choice is always nice.

I'm not sure what the answer is to the dev problem in the space generally. Some attribute it to lack of high paying positions relative to web3, which might be helped by more allocators entering. But devs have always been the main source of scarcity in software overall.

We also have this issue in tech right now where there's so much liquidity relative to talent that most devs don't have to work hard to get paid well. I have big tech co friends making 400k+/year working 2-3 hours/day. Even if startups could pay competitively, there are plenty of people who'd rather not do the work.