AngelList

“We've got an angel-less rolling fund for another, I think, eleven million or something like that.”

“We literally were like, we tweeted it out as like an afterthought and we raised it in like four hours.”

“I think AngelList worked, right? Three, three to four billion dollar company.”

“We're doing, we have about four million and four million a year. We invest across about 30 startups.”

“And so somebody who builds that back office sort of reporting tool, that underlying infrastructure layer that's going to become incredibly valuable. A way to think about that is like Carta or AngelList, like these underlying platforms that sit underneath the e…”

“AngelList made it where it's now very easy for anybody who does any professional investors, anybody like me or you who invest millions of dollars a year into startups, we can now make, it's very trivially easy to create a scout program, to have anybody become …”

“If you're raising a five to 10 to maybe even twenty five million dollar fund, if you're doing something on AngelList that's a true solo capitalist fund you can actually take 2.5 to three percent management fees. What I did for mine is I did two percent managem…”

“Ends up becoming full, like, platform and network, basically LinkedIn for the startup community, and now it's a multi-billion dollar, two or three billion dollar, at least, company that is, you know, the best place to go, you know, list your startup, get, rais…”

“We have an Angelus rolling fund. We invest about twelve million dollars a year there, and I'm pivoting it to totally focus on secondary and minority buyouts.”