Hey all not sure who to ask or how to approach this so I figured I’d give HN a try. I’m a founder of a startup that has decided to IPO this year. The IPO will be somewhere in the ballpark of $2-4B. A couple years ago I left the company due to a disagreement on direction, and signed a document releasing 90% of my equity for further fundraising rounds, leaving me with around 1% total remaining. I am young and this is my first startup experience. I was led to believe this number would not change but don’t have that in writing because I’m inexperienced and didn’t know I should do that.Fast forward to today, and I’m sitting on 0.02%. Essentially nothing, and I just found out about my dilution this week after learning about the IPO, and excitingly thinking I had 1%.My question is, is there anything I can do? It feels like my lack of experience is exactly what was leveraged to allow this to happen. Just because it’s legal, doesn’t make it okay. I accepted a drop from 20% of the company to 1% when I left, but being diluted below that point just feels insulting.Any help would be much appreciated. 1% would be life changing for me and my family.