VCs often ask other people in their network what they think about a potential investment.
- VCs often ask other people in their network what they think about a potential investment.
- That's because VCs are all about riding the collapse from non-consensus to consensus.
- When an idea goes from non-consensus to consensus, value is formed.
- VCs want to get in right before the transition, to ride the value pop with minimal risk.
- One of the best predictors of whether an idea will become consensus is what other people in the industry are thinking.
- Then, as a project becomes consensus, some new extension of it becomes the next non-consensus frontier.