Heat Death: Venture Capital in the 1980s | Reaction Wheel
The history repeats itself crowd thinks that that there must be a bubble sooner or later. “Now?” they constantly ask, “Is it a bubble now?” as if history has to repeat whate…
Frames are disabled on this site. Click here to read the article. --> The history repeats itself crowd thinks that that there must be a bubble sooner or later. “Now?” they constantly ask, “Is it a bubble now?” as if history has to repeat whatever was most memorable about the last time. History may repeat itself, but there’s an awful lot of history that this particular venture capital cycle could repeat. Below is a short history of venture capital in the 1980s, my interpretation and comparison to the ’90s and today, and some thoughts about what that means. It
related reading
- Heat Death: Venture Capital in the 1980s | Reaction Wheelreactionwheel.net
- A Venture Capital History Perspective From Jack Tankersley | Feld Thoughtsfeld.com
- Higher Rates Will Lead to the Next Generation of Great Tech Startupschamath.substack.com
- Higher Rates Will Lead to the Next Generation of Great Tech Startupschamathreads.substack.com
- VC-Backed Startups are Low Statusmhdempsey.substack.com
- Venture Lotto - Altos Venturesaltos.vc
- History of private equity and venture capital - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
- Stop playing the mark up gamex.com
- Can you Scale a Venture Capital Fund? - by Abhishek Maranabhim.substack.com
- The Crisis of Venture Capital: Fixing America’s Broken Start-Up System - American Affairs Journalamericanaffairsjournal.org
- Go Big or Go Broke – The Middle Ground is Gonelinkedin.com
- Patient Capital Will Eat the Worldsubstack.com