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Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
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arian ghashghai @arian_ghashghai 7h In case founders are confused as to how this evolution came about: > VC funds (es...
Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
arian ghashghai @arian_ghashghai 18h I'm also just gonna say it: I think we (i.e. builders, investors, consumers etc)...
Opinion post arguing the market would be better off medium/long term if OpenAI and Anthropic (or their token-selling model) failed; notes capital markets are incentivized to prevent that due to concentrated financial exposure and sentiment risk. No concrete catalyst, timing, or tradable data provided.
@taiuti @reactorworld I love that your leather jacket was part of the launch!!!
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@reactorworld @lightspeedvp @AmplifyPartners @wndrco @Sky9Capital @FPVventures LFG
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Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
Post argues VC funds (especially large ones) have bloated, forcing them to seek much larger outcomes and concentrate more capital into perceived winners, shifting founder/VC ambition toward trillion-dollar market narratives. It’s a high-level narrative about venture capital incentives rather than a specific tradable catalyst.
...also just gonna say it: I think we (i.e. builders, investors, consumers etc)... arian ghashghai @arian_ghashghai 18h I'm also just gonna say it: I think we (i.e. builders, investors, consumers etc) will be better off in the medium-to-long term if OpenAI and Anthropic d1e (or at least, their token-selling business model d1es) As presently constructed, this duopoly is: - anti-science on Show more arian ghashghai @arian_ghashghai Jul 23 The capital markets are too self-interested to do the “righ
...na say it: I think we (i.e. builders, investors, consumers etc)... arian ghashghai @arian_ghashghai 18h I'm also just gonna say it: I think we (i.e. builders, investors, consumers etc) will be better off in the medium-to-long term if OpenAI and Anthropic d1e (or at least, their token-selling business model d1es) As presently constructed, this duopoly is: - anti-science on Show more arian ghashghai @arian_ghashghai Jul 23 The capital markets are too self-interested to do the “right” thing Too
Opinion post arguing the market would be better off medium/long term if OpenAI and Anthropic (or their token-selling model) failed; notes capital markets are incentivized to prevent that due to concentrated financial exposure and sentiment risk. No concrete catalyst, timing, or tradable data provided.
Opinion post arguing the market would be better off medium/long term if OpenAI and Anthropic (or their token-selling model) failed; notes capital markets are incentivized to prevent that due to concentrated financial exposure and sentiment risk. No concrete catalyst, timing, or tradable data provided.
Opinion post arguing the market would be better off medium/long term if OpenAI and Anthropic (or their token-selling model) failed; notes capital markets are incentivized to prevent that due to concentrated financial exposure and sentiment risk. No concrete catalyst, timing, or tradable data provided.
Opinion post arguing the market would be better off medium/long term if OpenAI and Anthropic (or their token-selling model) failed; notes capital markets are incentivized to prevent that due to concentrated financial exposure and sentiment risk. No concrete catalyst, timing, or tradable data provided.
Opinion post arguing the market would be better off medium/long term if OpenAI and Anthropic (or their token-selling model) failed; notes capital markets are incentivized to prevent that due to concentrated financial exposure and sentiment risk. No concrete catalyst, timing, or tradable data provided.
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