In the startup world, you're betting that 90% of companies will go to zero or just return your money, while the remaining 10% will yield huge multiples and markups.

In the startup world, companies can achieve billion-dollar valuations within 6 to 12 months of launching, even without product-market fit, similar to the rapid valuations seen during the crypto boom.

There are millions of businesses that achieve around a million dollars in revenue, which is a more realistic goal than aiming for rapid growth.

You need a big market for your startup, which typically means a billion-dollar market, or a small but rapidly growing market.

If you're only achieving one percent weekly growth, it indicates that you haven't figured out your business model yet, which may not be a good sign for a startup with billion-dollar potential.

The time it takes for startups to reach $100 million in annual revenue is decreasing, with a significant increase in the number of companies achieving this milestone.

Joining a startup is statistically improbable to make you rich, so don't expect to be set for life just by joining one.

It's statistically improbable that you'll get rich by joining a startup, so don't join with the expectation of being set for life.

In 2024, startups can generate tens of millions of dollars within 24 months, often without needing to raise significant capital.