Need to add a column with the IPO valuation to answer this properly. I'm guessing when you add that column all of these were massive successes except WeWork which went public via SPAC and their IPO imploded.
The OP is right in accounting funds raised vs. losses incurred as the metric to watch for.
The funds raised belong mostly to public pension/private funds and insurance companies, with the intermediation of PE/VC funds.
Meaning having their fingerprints on a company that achives the trifecta of being a financial success in terms of profit/FCF, marketcap valuation and also makes a trademark product/service used by everybody.
Eg. Google or Amazon or Facebook.