This is probably a somewhat cynical take, but Stripe Atlas' US only offering is a big contributor to international startup brain drain which is costing local economies significantly. When countries (such as within the EU, India or South America) invest so much in the education and development of young entrepreneurs, only for them to leave to the US for the allure of quick investment, all of their potential future value leaves with them. I understand there is a lot for these countries to do to improve investment conditions for high risk startups, but how can poorer South American countries (like those in the Stripe promo video linked) compete with the US in terms of the availability of capital? This is not solely Stripes fault, though in my opinion by promoting Delaware parent companies for international founders they contribute to the hindrance of the local tech economies of these countries.

I'd like to reiterate that this is a relatively uncharitable take, and would welcome alternate perspectives on this issue.