Now we’re cooking! We’re turning up the heat and bringing an abundance of flavor in this episode with a special guest who discusses venture capital, working capital, adds in a dash of e-sports and computer games, and sprinkles in being a rocket scientist. Dr. Chris Dark does it all, retiring at the age of 39, he continues to invest his family office across all asset classes, focusing on crypto, long-term out of consensus strategic plays, and allocating to external managers with specialist strategies. This leaves us with just one question, what can’t Dr. Dark do!?

In this full force of a discussion, we're talking what it’s like to be a co-founder and executive at five companies (eSports, video games, trade finance, blockchain, venture capital), investment philosophies, Bitcoin, market structure & environmental impacts, and what it was like meeting a less famous Elon Musk and introducing the idea of space elevators. Plus, we play a little game of “What Would You Invest In?”

Highlights from this week’s episode include:

Chapters:

00:00-02:23 = Intro

02:24-14:29 = The Superconductors & eSports Super CV

14:30-28:57 = A Working Capital Marketplace & Venture Capital as an asset class

28:58-38:15 = Luck or Skill? & Avoiding the Entrepreneurial Trap

38:16-01:12:09 = Investment philosophies, Bitcoin, Market structure & Environmental Impacts

01:12:10-01:21:07 = Lithium, Uranium, Meeting Elon, and AI as Snake Oil

01:21:08-01:30:49 = What would you invest in?

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