No credible evidence supports the specific assertion that two-syllable startup names carry a statistically higher probability of reaching unicorn valuation. The available research addresses broader "short name" advantages (typically grouping one-to-two syllables together) without isolating a two-syllable effect, and the only syllable-specific quantitative data actually points to monosyllabic names as most correlated with top-tier VC funding. No peer-reviewed study tests this precise hypothesis, and the supporting sources are branding blogs with commercial interests and no statistical methodology.