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listening to you talk I am reminded of, like, distant memories of being at university and looking at social history. And, you know, there are a lot of social history is about the kind of the the joining into groups. Yes. And so the the the joining, I
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so that they can keep their multitrillion dollar valuation. I'm kind of excited that maybe we can legislate some things that require people to be interoperable. So I'm a big open source fan. I think interoperability might be required because the netw
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...networks. Our community, our church, our basketball team, friend group networks have always existed, but these larger closed networks with a thousand members or million members, but it's closed, they have a lot of power.
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for users. And, that that's really, really compelling. So spending a bunch of time there. The other two I'll just mention briefly is, one is niche communities. So there's definitely still a market for the digital town halls. You know, look at the Red
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You know, it's one of the prestige, you know Yes. Jobs you can get. And, you know, typically, people might go join a big Japanese blue chip company to become one of the, you know, top management or something like that. That was high status. Yes. And
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a challenge. It could be a personal challenge, a professional challenge, just bottom line something that you're struggling with. Woah. The main thing I struggle with these days is just, endless work. I feel like this newsletter, I started this newsle
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Gosh. Product market fit, finding your first customers. But all of this means nothing if you're not actually a real business that's structured properly, giving your investors and clients the confidence to partner with you. At launch, we're constantly
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...these networks of professionals that we know. One of the things that just really jumped out is, like a fractional CFO and other fractional professionals who want to wear the badge of a fund that is out there
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...industry system. Because maybe while you're interacting with your app or businesses may not have the full integration into the, like, you know, deepest core of the, you know, booking records, which is the DTCC. The Uh-huh. Fine finance services is, l
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...lowest in the industry because if you own everything in terms of the licenses and then also the systems. And, also, this is this is the interesting part. Most of the financial services company, like, most of them, they outsource the system because th
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Walk us through exactly what the partnership entails. Well, the partnership is really interesting from a whole host of reasons. I believe that the market in general has changed, and the evolution of the market has changed. The participants have chang
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including COMEX, and that added energy and metals to CME's portfolio, giving it a foothold in two of the most globally traded commodity markets. So they're the key ones that they've made. There was also the Next Group acquisition. The jury's still ou
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an opportunity for big institutions to look at what the retail is doing. So let let's let's be mindful of where the money comes from from institutions. So if you put together a pool of dollars and you give it to a a large institution, they call it in
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providing that market data might be an entree into developing a client relationship. And typically, what the exchanges talk to is as they see market data sales go up, that's a good leading indicator for what's gonna happen to open interest and tradin
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capabilities and additional ways to try to capture alpha insight. So a simple straightforward example would be sometimes we'll participate in things via separately managed account to try to capture a subset of what a manager is doing. Right? If we th
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“Europe's productivity problem isn't what you think it is”
they made an analysis that said, if you strip out the tech sector, European productivity is on par with The US. But the reason The US is is is so much ahead is because the tech sector is so much bigge
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