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Answered raw tape
D 4 · C 3 · P 4 · Cm 3 3.55
Q let's go into the details of the fund. I'd love to know, like, talk as if you're talking to an LP or that kind of thing, right? Like, how many investments do you structure per fund? What is the size of the AUM per fund? Like, how many companies have you invested in? All that kind of stuff. How do you structure it? What's the formal structure of the fund?
A Yeah. Um, so we have about 65 mil plus AUM total. We're currently investing in a thirty million dollar vehicle. I think the, the strategy has very quickly evolved. Um, where we're realizing that we have really strong value add in relationships with some of the best iconic companies of our generation. We've built like a really good friendship with Sam Altman, Mark Chance. We're big investors in OpenAI, and I think if you saw the viral Sora launch, it was just like a bunch of Jake Paul memes. That was something that I think Jake should tell that story about how that was engineered, and it's not something that was just like, hey, Jake Paul is now gay. It's like, it's like, you know, that's something that Jake was thoughtful in terms of why we were a part of that launch. Um, So I think on one, on one side, we're almost evolving to and exploring a growth strategy or a crossover IPO strategy. And then on the early, early side, um, another thing that we've realized is that some of the most technical, smartest young people that are building all grew up watching Jake as kids. And we have an unfair affinity or access to Being a part of their entrepreneurial story when they're just coming out of MIT or just coming into Harvard, just coming to Stanford. Hey, in some sense, Jake's walked that parallel path of being someone who is, you know, a teenager making his first brand deal for a few h…
AI assessment note: “we have about 65 mil plus AUM total. We're currently investing in a thirty million”
Answered raw tape
D 4 · C 3 · P 4 · Cm 3 3.55
Q let's go into the details of the fund. I'd love to know, like, talk as if you're talking to an LP or that kind of thing, right? Like, how many investments do you structure per fund? What is the size of the AUM per fund? Like, how many companies have you invested in? All that kind of stuff. How do you structure it? What's the formal structure of the fund?
A Yeah. Um, so we have about 65 mil plus AUM total. We're currently investing in a thirty million dollar vehicle. I think the, the strategy has very quickly evolved. Um, where we're realizing that we have really strong value add in relationships with some of the best iconic companies of our generation. We've built like a really good friendship with Sam Altman, Mark Chance. We're big investors in OpenAI, and I think if you saw the viral Sora launch, it was just like a bunch of Jake Paul memes. That was something that I think Jake should tell that story about how that was engineered, and it's not something that was just like, hey, Jake Paul is now gay. It's like, it's like, you know, that's something that Jake was thoughtful in terms of why we were a part of that launch. Um, So I think on one, on one side, we're almost evolving to and exploring a growth strategy or a crossover IPO strategy. And then on the early, early side, um, another thing that we've realized is that some of the most technical, smartest young people that are building all grew up watching Jake as kids. And we have an unfair affinity or access to Being a part of their entrepreneurial story when they're just coming out of MIT or just coming into Harvard, just coming to Stanford. Hey, in some sense, Jake's walked that parallel path of being someone who is, you know, a teenager making his first brand deal for a few h…
AI assessment note: “we have about 65 mil plus AUM total. We're currently investing in a thirty million”
