Micky Malka

“Every single art movement in history starts with portraits. They always involve the portrait.”

“For him Visa was a failure, if you talk to him, because he only got to release The simple version of it, which was payments, he wanted to do a lot more, which looked a lot like blockchains and smart contracts are today, but he was probably 60 years ahead of hi…”

“The more you walk through life allowing things to have label, the more difficult life is because then you cannot see through it. You just see what you've been told to see. So I think it's part of my rebel cause to never accept labels.”

“His biggest success was the legal model he used. No one had ever done a company in that structure. And the association model allowed everybody to save face, but at the same time, take the credit. And that's how he won.”

“He still has 20 people direct report to him.”

“What you learn from it is not the decisions he makes, it's how in any environment he repeats the same pattern of decision-making process. And that's the most important thing that you get from Reddit.”

“So I bought my first share of Berkshire when I was 13 years old in Venezuela. It was November of 1987.”

“I think it comes from them. Because first, they're still founder-led, or Revolut, also. They're still founder-led. Those founders are pushing the boundaries of all of this. They are at an age, and they are at a place, and if you talk to them, they're still as …”

“We had, at peak, we had 7000 of these physical spaces all over Brazil. We were serving fifteen million customers. Half of Brazil back then was unbanked.”

“Everybody can see my calendar in my inbox. They can see my emails, and I can see anybody's emails. We share all the information so we can actually become better as a team.”

“We don't make individual decisions. We make group decisions. And there's no, like, somebody asks, who's the partner responsible for that company? It's like, what partner?”