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Balderton Capital just cashed out a $2Billion position in Revolut. They got a 1,000x on their Seed investment. It returned their Fund V ($305M) 25x making it one of the most successful venture funds of all time. In 2015 Balderton Capital (@balderton) led Revolut's (@Revolut) seed round with a £1M investment at a total valuation of £6.7M. A breakdown of their further investments in Revolut: > Series A 2016: Led a £6.75M round alongside @IndexVentures > Series B 2017: Participated in a $66M round > Estimated full deployment between $15M-$30M We sat down with Balderton Capital Partner and new Chair of the UK's Sovereign AI Unit James Wise (@jamespaulwise) to talk about the news. Is this the most successful European Fund of all time?

BREAKING: Tyler Denk (@denk_tweets) Co-Founder & CEO of Beehiiv (@beehiiv) joins us Tuesday at 1:30PM GMT. Just 5 days ago they hit $2M MRR but also had the most insane 2025: > $30M in annualised revenue > captured 29% of the newsletter market share > 15.6 billion emails sent > paid out over $1M a month to publishers > crossed 40,000 monthly active users Tyler is one of the OG's of the space and we're pumped to sit down with him.

.@nicolasosharp, CEO of @attio, on how the founder role changes: 0-20 people: "You do everything. While you wait for code to run, you log into Xero and do accounting. While walking to coffee, you answer Intercom tickets. It's this crazy cycle." 20-50 people: "You should have a team much better than you at everything. The role shifts to building the team, setting vision, keeping the company solvent. Hire great people, don't run out of money." 50+ people: "At 50 people, I could tell you what anyone was doing that day. That doesn't work past 50. You have to build systems for context and information dissemination. Be very thoughtful about culture." Founder at 10 people vs 50 people vs 100 people: Completely different jobs.