Could This Be The Greatest Venture Capital Deal Ever?

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No luck there. So, he shifted his attention to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain. They were, essentially, institutional investors. Ferdinand and Isabella decided to fund the explorer’s risky start-up venture in 1492. It was a risky deal since the explorer had no strong track record as a mariner, but he was willing to bet virtually his net worth on the venture. Who was this explorer? Christopher Columbus. He negotiated the term sheet where he would be entitled to 10 percent of all revenues from the new lands he discovered – including gold, furs, and any other resources coming from the lands. And he would have the option to buy ⅛ interest in any commercial venture with the new lands and get ⅛ of the profits for all trips made by Spain to the New World. Read that term again. It was perhaps the greatest deal ever struck by an entrepreneur. But venture capitalists (Ferdinand and Isabella) enjoyed a bigger upside in the venture. After all, Spain still retained ⅞ of any returns from the first trip and ⅞ of any returns in future trips. The wealth that Spain minted from these ventures prolonged its dynasty for another century. It was called the Golden Age (or Siglo de Oro). In fact, the country was raining so much money that it experienced mass inflation. The Spanish Empire expanded across the Caribbean Islands, half of South America, almost all of Central America and most of North America. It also kicked off Spanish Renaissance culture in colonies and the motherland of Spain. You can see how much lands Spain owned (blue) at its peak: History really doesn’t change. Today, a venture capital deal means risky investments in young companies (often with unproven management teams) using new technologies in uncertain markets. And yet, these winnings are the powerful forces behind a country’s economic success. Like Spain emperors, venture capitalists often own the greatest upsides in a startup’s success. For example, let’s take a look at Rocket Lab – it is, perhaps, the hottest space company after SpaceX. Can you guess the largest owner of the company? It is not Peter Beck, the founder of the company. Nope. He owns just 11.4% of the company – like the captain of a whale ship. In fact, he is the third largest owner after two venture capital firms. The biggest owner is Khosla Ventures, owned by famous venture capitalist Vinod Khosla. He was also the first VC to invest in OpenAI (the creator of ChatGPT) and reaped billions of dollars from it. Would you like to play a role in driving the American economy’s success as a venture capitalist? Then consider this invitation from TradeAlgo. Our team has recognized that top hedge funds (such as Citadel, Six Sigma, and Bridgewater Associates) are employing AI and machine learning to generate alpha returns. You can easily see the emphasis by looking at who they recruit. 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