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Opinion
Nitzos: VCs Dislike Venture Debt in Their Portfolio Companies
“I don't see venture debt a whole lot on the VC side because the venture capitalists don't like venture debt. They like to, you know, have their positions, you know, without any issues there.”
Anthony Nitzos Mar 11, 2025 ▶ 23:08 Why the Cash Flow Oracle Calls Himself Chief Flushing Officer
Insight
Nitzos: Bootstrappers Solve Distribution First; VC-Backed Founders Build Product First
“My experience is that the bootstrappers tend to be market insiders who have identified a problem, go out, hire a dev team, and they already have their go-to-market figured out. That's how they're able to bootstrap. They can get cash flow from day one, do it on…”
Anthony Nitzos Mar 11, 2025 ▶ 19:20 Why the Cash Flow Oracle Calls Himself Chief Flushing Officer
Assertion Supported
Nitzos: People Account for 60% to 80% of SaaS Company Costs
“If you're a SaaS company, anywhere from 60 to 80% of your cost is people.”
Anthony Nitzos Mar 11, 2025 ▶ 13:57 Why the Cash Flow Oracle Calls Himself Chief Flushing Officer
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Nitzos: Most Clients Over the Past Year Are AI Startups
“Most of our clients in the last 12 months are AI.”
Anthony Nitzos Mar 11, 2025 ▶ 2:14 Why the Cash Flow Oracle Calls Himself Chief Flushing Officer
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