why aren't all 14 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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▮▮▮▮▮ debate potential. speakers are clickable
Prediction Held up
Nejatian: Opendoor will not remain a solely asset-heavy company
“We will not choose to stay in a solely asset heavy world.”
Assertion Supported
Lemkin: Kaz Nejatian left over $270M behind at Shopify to join Opendoor
“You know, leaving two hundred million behind at Shopify and another 70 something million in grants and what he might still get, you could only do that if you're post-economic, right?”
Assertion Partly supported
Batchu: Opendoor was consistently profitable on every cohort of home purchases
“Our overall goal was to be, and we were consistently profitable on every cohort of homes that we were buying, so our goal was, even if they were, you know, outstripping us in volume, we would be able to survive for a long period of time because our, we were un…”
Assertion Contradicted
O'Driscoll: Planet Labs, Bloom, Opendoor, Oklo, and Seagate topped 2025 tech stocks
“Literally if you rank every stock in the U S and vaguely defined as tech and don't put a market cap filter, you know, a very small one cut out to on and below planet labs, bloom energy, open door, Oclo and Seagate top five performing stocks this year.”
Assertion Contradicted
Kaz Nejatian: Opendoor once held over 10% share in many markets
“Opendoor was above 10% in many markets it was selling homes in a couple years ago.”
Assertion Supported
Batchu: Opendoor never price-matched or negotiated with home sellers
“We never did a price match and we never negotiated on price with sellers of homes.”
Assertion Supported
Rabois: VC investments take 10 to 20 years to reach profitability
“Actually some have, you know, like I'm sure Opendoor actually is profitable, a firm will be profitable, but usually it's a 10 to 15, 20 year journey by the time that happens.”
Prediction Held up
Rabois: Opendoor will cover all US markets except possibly Bay Area
“So literally everywhere in the United States are going to be able to, you know, buy and sell homes through Opendoor except maybe the Bay Area.”
Assertion Supported
YouTube and PayPal founders helped build Opendoor's 2003 predecessor
“The logo for Home Run was designed by Chad Hurley as a side project. I got a decent part of the website was coded by Max Levchin.”
Assertion Supported
Brian Tolkin: Opendoor's variations of a mortgage product failed
“Opendoor's had different variations of, you know, a mortgage product that, that didn't succeed.”
Assertion Supported
Sri Batchu: Instacart was more complex than Opendoor as a four-sided marketplace
“Instacart was in some ways an even more complicated business than Opendoor because it's a four sided marketplace. We have shoppers, we have buyers, we have advertisers, and we have the retailers that are on the platform as well with various different incentive…”
Assertion Supported
Rabois: Opendoor negotiated its second funding round before launching
“So we wound up negotiating the second round pretty much before we actually launched the company.”
Assertion Partly supported
Felicis Ventures backs an average of two unicorns per year
“Backing, and I cannot believe I'm saying this, Dad, but an incredible two unicorns per year since founding, including Shopify, Opendoor, Flexport, Adyen, Twitch, Fitbit, and many more incredible companies.”
Assertion Supported
Stebbings: Spike Lipkin helped scale Opendoor to a $5B+ enterprise value
“Prior to founding Newfront, Spike was one of the first employees at Opendoor, where he helped grow the team from five people to an enterprise value of over five billion dollars today.”