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Who got what when Skype's investors sold to eBay?

We really don't know for sure. But Philip Baddeley of Equity Fingerprint took an educated guess at the distribution.

Using publicly available data, and his experience designing equity roadmaps for entrepreneurs, Baddeley finds venture capitalist Tim Draper did best, picking up around $80 million directly and $106 million for Draper Investment Co. and Draper Fisher Jurvetson. You can pore over his assumptions but they seem on the money, excuse the expression.

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