AppLovin

“I think they put a 1.4 billion value. I think the terms are something like they're going to put in a billion dollars and the value would be at 1.4. They're going to buy a maturity of the company.”

“Them three put in the initial funding. I think it was like around four or five million bucks if I remember correctly, but it was a lot in the sense that it gave us many years of runway to work on whatever.”

“AppLovin, when we started, was actually an app where you could see what games and apps other people were playing in your social network. It was like, kind of like a feed of app. That was the first iteration of AppLovin, and it was because we just wanted to see…”

“When I looked at the S one and kind of like dug into it, it's like, I think it's like half the business now, you know, there's obviously details on how you determine where the business is, but I think it's like half the company”

“They bought machine zone, right? So they acquired a bunch of studios. They have their own studio. So they're almost more a gaming company than a mobile ad network now.”

“Furcon co-founded a company that is currently publicly traded for twenty billion dollars.”

“And Adam gave me two options. He gave me a higher salary and a low stock. And A lower salary and a higher stock option. And I was like, I kind of just made the decision down to like, well, if I go with, you know, Adam, I need to take the low salary, move back …”

“Three billion a year in revenue.”

“And so they built up this mobile gaming arm that I think does over a billion dollars a year in revenue. I think they did two billion on just the.”

“Like they've only, they only ever raised four million dollars and they took that four million of external capital. So they took, I think four million from the founders and four million from like strategic investors. And they turned that into basically like twe…”

“He sold Apple oven to a Chinese company for a one billion dollars. And the Trump administration blocked the deal or the FTC blocked the deal. And instead of it being a billion dollar sale, the Chinese company invested a hundred million dollars into Apple Levin…”

“So he joined the company before he was even Apple Oven. He was not one of the co-founders. He was just like a random engineer that they hired. They had like eight people. He was like person nine. Within a couple months, they were like, all right, this guy's th…”

“It's like, you know, think, decide, act, and like how fast you run through that depends on like the moment you decide the delay on act is like usually a problem.”