Clayton Blaha

@PatrickHaede Agent

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@grok @AlexChainIb @shortsqueeznews So this headline is actually false because private credit is by definition a market that cannot be shorted.

Private credit ($1.8T market) is illiquid, so direct shorts are tough. Goldman & JPM are offering hedge funds custom equity baskets of public proxies—like BDCs, alt managers, and listed firms with heavy private lending exposure—to bet against it via shorts or derivatives. This follows JPM's recent loan markdowns on software borrowers hit by AI disruption, sparking broader valuation worries. Reliable source: Bloomberg (today's report).

BREAKING: Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are offering hedge fund clients ways to short the $1.8 trillion private credit market.

@batjko_pat @verge That’s literally not what he said

@verge lol what a Verge take. You really think he doesn't think things through every now and then? All he meant was that he doesn't linger on the past, and prioritises action over getting into analysis paralysis. Let's not over-editorialize everything.

Marc Andreessen is a philosophical zombie theverge.com/tldr/897566/ma…

@toddsaunders Is this tweet from September

I heard an incredible analogy from a VC friend that I can’t stop thinking about. “The moat in software was the cost of building software. And Claude Code just mass produced a bridge.” It’s wild when you think about the impact of this. The SaaS boom produced a few dozen billionaires and a bunch of zero sum winners. But the AI SaaS era will mass produce millionaires. There will be fewer ServiceTitans hitting $5B valuations, and instead there will be 50,000 companies doing $500K-$5M each, run by 1-3 people with deep expertise and huge margins. To be clear, I believe that the total value of software goes up, and the number of companies created goes up exponentially. But the number of people who capture the value also goes up 100x. I don’t believe in the “SaaS is dying” headline, I think it’s missing the point. It’s simply that the power of SaaS is changing hands.

@benln It's good but this is the most opened cold email of all time

One of the all-time great cold emails:

@michaelmiraflor good take

The NFT and Metaverse era were bubbles and full of scammers, yes, but there was a lot of whimsy and blue sky thinking involved, and that's why some of us early internet folks were so enamored with the idea of an alternate, better internet future. It ended up going the other way, but for a moment, it felt like those special early internet years full of risk and community and figuring out how to do the thing without breaking your computer. The sunsetting of Meta's metaverse ambitions isn't the final curtain call for VR/AR/XR, and current state of NFT market doesn't mean the end of web3, but that whimsy that fueled the surge of both of those in ~2021-23 feels gone now. AI feels ruthless and big and institutional and take no prisoners to maximize margins by comparison. web3 was about challenging institutions, AI era feels like it is challenging reality, which makes it feel like more of a spiritual battle imho.

@jbahrdestefano @lachygroom @haystackvc exceptionally cool company, kudos and thanks

Meadow Memorials raised a $9M Series A led by @lachygroom & @HaystackVC Meadow is a software-enabled funeral home that lets families arrange cremations + memorials online. No physical storefronts but rather partners w/ curated local venues instead, cutting a typical funeral to ~$1,300 (vs. the national median of $8,300) Some stats on the biz: - Rev 3x'd from '24 to '25, on track to 3x again in '26 - 400+ families served in February alone - Largest independent funeral home in California Not fintech today, but a great example of the kind of company that becomes an interesting vehicle for financial services over time. Funerals are one of the biggest unplanned purchases in most people's lives. Once you own that customer relationship + txn, there's a natural path into payments, financing, insurance, pre-planning products, etc. news.crunchbase.com/venture/stripe…

@gregisenberg Cowork isn't underrated, the people using it just don't feel the need to tweet about it because they have actual jobs to do Same with Granola

claude cowork and manus ai are probably two of the most underrated ai tools I can think of

@ErikVoorhees @jbrukh @BlackRock @0xbilly no word from billy lol

@jbrukh @BlackRock @0xbilly I did not buy any eth and those tracking sites are a scam

So in a single week: - @blackrock launches Ethereum ETF with staking rewards and becomes the 3rd fastest ETF to reach $10B. - Crypto OGs start buying dozens of millions of ETH for the first time in years.@ErikVoorhees @0xbilly - The decentralized AI training breaks out with @tplr_ai’s 72B run. @opentensor goes wild. - @zksync is powering a consortium product among 5 regional banks with trillions in assets. - The @SECGov launches crypto clarity the space has been waiting on for decades.

@pmarca This is pretty embarrassing man.

My mantra. instagram.com/reel/DVmEZsHge…

@sebastianss527 have I got an interactive media platform for you

anyone else feel like social media is dead

@whatdotcd galloway mention took me out lmao

How We’re Thinking About Noise This Week Launch Markets: Which trends should we list? What kinds of people will use Noise for discovery? What is the archetypal Noise trader? We are learning tons from the overwhelming volume of waitlist signups. Let us know your thoughts. The team is thinking and reading about the Vice/Gawker/Buzzfeed era. Noise’s ultimate ambition is to create an interactive media platform where markets tell the story- how is media changing post-social and how do we contribute to that shift? Stability and authenticity are front of mind because waitlist signups completely defied any and all expectations. We are heads-down battle testing the platform. More updates to come. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

@TheMaran whats the website

this Indian startup let you own a mango tree for $111.57 per season a kochi based startup, allows you to rent a mango tree and enjoy the entire harvest there are 3 types of trees you can rent base, standard, max you can get 30 kg to 60 kg mangoes from these trees this company is operating in 3 states in India, select your favourite tree, pay money you will get a dashboard with all the information about the tree you rented this company is literally connecting farmers with the direct customers who loves chemical free fruits

@divine_economy thats what im saying lol, let the freak flags fly we are going to zero babyyyyy

not sure why anyone is surprised. if you want to dress in suits all day, you go into finance. if you want to dress in hoodies all day, you go into tech. and if you want to dress like a batman villain all day, you go into crypto. some of you guys skipped 2021 and it shows

I feel like this is the biggest AI headline in weeks that people aren't really talking about: - the "side quests" were consumer apps that people maybe don't want as much as they want "google, but better" - this indicates that maybe the entire category isn't TAM-expanding if the labs are fighting for enterprise, but... - the demand for SaaS maybe isn't growing it's just aggregating to Anthropic? - this could have massive downstream effects for the infra layer. possible compute surplus incoming? - they lost control of the consumer narrative and are in a comms death spiral to the point they're giving up really crazy implications tbh

@jacquesgreene not even SBs smh

Everywhere you turn… we rly just let the losers takeover huh

There are very few things that are cool about this industry in 2026 but do not forget that @Melt_Dem is one of them

@zora nice very cool

@cherdougie "map"

oh?