Ripple effects from the demise of Silicon Valley Bank continue to reverberate through the U.S. startup ecosystem. The collapse could hamper companies' abilities to raise funds and means there "is going to be less capital available, and probably very little debt capital available to startups," said Vic Gatto, general managing partner of Nashville-based Jumpstart Capital. But conversely, it's "a really attractive time to invest" for venture capitalists, he added. Click through to read why.
