Tulip King says scaling one show is more profitable than launching new ones because viewership can 100x without increasing costs.
"The beauty of a content business is that the economics scale phenomenally. We can 10x or 100x our viewership without 10x-ing or 100x-ing the spend"
"The show becomes higher margin, more profitable, the bigger the singular show gets. If we introduce other smaller shows earlier in their cost economics, we're breaking down the unit economics"
"Maybe there's more dollars in the door, but the quality and the amount we stand to capture decreases"
Tulip King says he'd rather have ThreadGuy with 50,000 live viewers than diversify by adding other creators.
"One of the decisions we made early on that I'm incredibly happy with was actually to have an extreme focus on ThreadGuy"
"I would so much rather ThreadGuy have 10,000 live viewers, 50,000 live viewers, 20 million impressions a month. I'd way rather that number go up huge"
"We keep coming back to 'we can grow ThreadGuy as big as we believe the potential is'. The outcome is just so phenomenal"
Ran Neuner says the market is entering an altcoin bull run because altcoins are trending upward against Bitcoin.
"Our thesis is that this market is going to be an altcoin bull market. The altcoins, even though they haven't performed very well, they are in a slight upward trend against Bitcoin"
"Right now we're in the bottom of the channel. If this theory holds true, altcoins have finally found product market fit"
Tulip King reveals why modern audiences demand to see you risk your own money in the markets.
"I watched Andrew Ross Sorkin on the All-In podcast, phenomenal interviewer, phenomenal show host, and he doesn't trade. His money is just in ETFs which from his perspective as a journalist gives him neutrality"
"I see that other side of it, but I would never be able to keep myself from trading and being in the thick of it"
"I think the modern audience of young, hungry Gen Z to younger millennials want the authenticity. They want to see you make money, they want to see you lose money. They take it way more seriously to see you in the game with everybody else"