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Will Quist
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Will Quist
@wquist
Partner @slow. I underwrite reasonably unreasonable futures, find where the value will concentrate, and help build the companies that capture it.
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    Will Quist
    @wquist
    19h
    Not shockingly, since Sequoia is the best to ever do it, this is the right way to get to 'yes' on AI investments right now.
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    Madhav Chanchani
    @madhavchanchani
    Aug 6
    How much money could Sequoia invest in Anthropic and still survive if a big bet went south? The answer that its top partners came up with is $2.5 billion.
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    Will Quist
    @wquist
    23h
    If DPI really mattered, we'd have lots of DPI. If folks really cared, they'd have demanded it by now. Holding and riding markups suits everyone just fine. Sure, eventually you need real cash back. But eventually is doing a lot of work. Outcomes, meet incentives.
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    Will Quist
    @wquist
    23h
    Banger
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    Dan Gray
    @credistick
    Aug 6
    - Platform firms spray the Seed market with high-cap call options, hoping to catch the rocket ships. - If a startup becomes a rocket ship, the Seed price matters much less than access to later rounds. - If it doesn't take off immediately, the high price will make it much harder
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    Will Quist
    @wquist
    Aug 6
    Despite the noise, everyone's still treating AI and cyber like it'll keep being an 'add-on' cycle. It's going to require new paradigms and lead to a replacement cycle. The tough part: the payday for founders is WAY more long-dated. The good part: it's WAY bigger.
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    Will Quist
    @wquist
    Aug 5
    @jvb_xyz should we get on this?!? 😎
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    Javier Blas
    @JavierBlas
    Aug 3
    Iraq is offering effectively a $25-$29 a barrel payment to anyone willing to risk loading at its port inside the Persian Gulf and take the barrels out. On a single VLCC, that’s a ~$50-$58 million potential profit, minus costs (and the risk of getting sunk by Iran, that’s it).

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