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Beigetreten Ekim 2019
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Shane@BlockShane_·
Thanks for putting on a legendary event last night @beeple. 🤘😜 Happy to report 1/270 is safe and intact. Thanks again for not defacing it 😁
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The disrespect of scrolling past 576 wallets including ‘αU wallet’😂 just to find Phantom at the bottom. @privy_io what did @phantom do to you? 💀
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Shane@BlockShane_·
@hosseeb VC isn’t a black box; a PitchBook free trial—or borrowing someone’s login—maps every fund, thesis, and partner in minutes. The smarter path is building early in your career. Operators gain the lived judgment VCs later depend on. Venture is a second-stage game—don’t skip the first
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Here's what I would do if I was a young person trying to break into VC: Write. Short writeups, on Twitter. Not generic market philosophical thinkpieces, because those will be assumed to be AI slop or regurgitated research. No one will read it unless you're brilliant, which you're probably not. Original research, on a specific company or sub-sector. If you want to write about robotics, even that is too broad. Narrow it down. Humanoid robotics, or healthcare robotics, military robotics, etc. Get really granular. So granular most people won't care. If it's something you could get by Googling, it's not narrow enough. You will not be able to find to do "original research" easily. This is not something you can do from a university library. You will have to go talk to people who work at these companies. Journalists who cover these companies. Pay for private industry-specific research / newsletters. Follow all of the employees/anons who are tweeting gossip. Integrate a picture that someone reading TechCrunch doesn't see. Then write about this sector and leading + new startups and tag / DM every investor at every major firm who covers your space (you can find them because they've invested in one of the companies in the sector). If they express interest, offer coffee meetings with everyone you can. Some will take you up on it. Do this enough times, you'll develop a reputation and get offered a job in venture. Don't need to go to business school, don't need to have a great angel portfolio or any of the above. "Get good deal flow" is wonderful if you have access to it, but most people just can't do this. If you're already surrounded by Stanford undergrads, you probably don't need advice to break into VC. But the above strategy--in principle anyone can do. Just need to have abnormal levels of agency and a willingness to basically do the job of a junior VC without anyone telling you to. (While you're doing this, best thing to do in the meantime is to also work at a company in the sector you're chasing after. But not always possible depending on your background. Thankfully, VC does not require any particular background. Lots of weirdos in VC, myself included.) I guarantee you, everyone wants to hire someone who can do the above. But very few candidates have this degree of agency. VC is not a "tracked" career. Hiring is arbitrary, firms are generally small and do not scale, and there is no standard path. This is good for you if you're willing to be weird. The thing that VCs have in common is that they are passionate about startups and understanding new industries. If you show that you already have that, a path will open for you.
Amy Wu Martin@amywumartin

I’ve been chatting with young people trying to break into VC so sharing what I generally advise: - To make the best impression, don’t ask VCs for coffee, send them *good* deal flow instead - Bad deal flow is worse than sending nothing. If you don’t know the difference, absorb more content from great founders - Build your founder network authentically. If you’re in college it’ll prob be with other student founders - Few firms hire straight from college. Don’t feel bad if you don’t get the job. Go get experience at a fast-growth startup in any role, FAANG, or found a company first. Learn what it feels like to work with the best - Get fluent with the latest AI tools. Build, ship projects and write about your learnings - Unsure if VC is for you? I always say the closest feeing role at a startup is the sales rep - If you’re young and risk-on, it’s a great market environment to be a founder (vs investor). Take the plunge!

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Shane@BlockShane_·
"Lim Hedra" - @muratpak 2020 🔒
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Shane@BlockShane_·
@Buso91 hey can you dm me
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@beeple had to ask — just curious what the plan is for the NFT version of this piece? 🧐
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Thanks for putting on a legendary event last night @beeple. 🤘😜 Happy to report 1/270 is safe and intact. Thanks again for not defacing it 😁
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@Buso91 Can you dm me
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beeple@beeple·
Would like to give a massive shoutout to our team at Beeple Studios, run by my brother Scott who many of you have met or worked with. They absolutely DESTROYED this party and I could not be more proud and thankful of all of their hard work that went into making this possible… For context, the first 20 years of my career was just me alone at a computer. No team, no employees. In December 2020 during the Niftygateway sale, I asked Scott to quit his job as a manager at Boeing and come make physical / digital art and run the studio…he quit the next day. The amazing team he has put together and manages on a daily basis continues to surprise and amaze me. I am in awe of the things they have built over the last two years and their ability to quickly adapt to new roles and challenges. I often joke to people that Scott is the one keeping the wheels on the bus here but that really could not be more true. His unending drive and passion is truly inspiring and his ability to mult-task in so many different areas is INSANE. 😵‍💫 If you had a good time at event, please drop them a note of thanks here!!! 🙏❤️
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OONA@madebyoona·
𝑳𝒊𝒒𝒖𝒊𝒅 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒎𝒐𝒏𝒚, CUT AND COPY On Display @ExpandedArt Berlin Art Week '23 Patroned by the ever so curious @BlockShane_
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Bobby Thakkar@BobbyThakkar·
Looking for crypto teams based in NYC. Will be sending you free swag, so dm me.
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Tara Fung@nonfungibletara·
18 mths into building @usecocreate & we’ve hit an inflection point - opening our first office in NYC🗽 I’m visiting next week & I can’t wait! It’s a great feeling to be part of a builder community w/other web3 teams on the same floor like @daylight @thirdweb & @UnlockProtocol
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Ope @UNC
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Prohibition.art@ProhibitionArt·
Congrats to @emailyedelman for the successful sell-out of Monospatial! 🤍 You can find Monospatial on Prohibition's built-in secondary market where artist royalties are enforced, art discovery is made easy and collecting is fun & simple ✖️
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Dan Romero@dwr·
Favorite crypto podcast?
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Stas@stasmay·
If you’re on the “other” app check me out at stasmay
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Andrew Yeung@andruyeung·
Next NYC rooftop mixer on July 12 with hundreds of founders, investors & operators. Comment for invite.
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DAVID BIANCHI@davidbianchi·
I'm looking for a team that can build us custom NFC Chip baseball snap back caps ASAP The tech connects the clothing to a link, POAP through a mobile device.
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