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An obvious third exit option is proven and popular: be bought and ousted by uncommonly optimistic investors or competitors, so that scaling, profitability etc. become their problem (even if founders linger at their former company as employees with negligible stock).



How is that different from option 2?


The company still stays as a separate entity.

Call it option 3. The exit for the board is either sale or bankruptcy.




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