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Your absolute, number one, most important, timeless piece of advice for a startup founder.

My number one piece of advice for anyone starting a startup is to read Marc Andreessen's. The only thing that matters, there are three things for every startup team, product market, you have the world's best team, world's best product, but if your market sucks, doesn't matter. Whereas flip it around. You can have an okay team and an okay product.

And a good market and you can do phenomenally well. And I actually think crypto is a great example of this, where you being in the market at the right time, you can end up becoming like a big company. And you originally started as magic, the gathering online exchange. So I really think startup founders underestimate how important it is to pick markets and.

If you pick the wrong market, doesn't matter what you do, you're probably not going to create a new market.

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My number one piece of advice for anyone starting a startup is to read Marc Andreessen's. The only thing that matters, there are three things for every startup team, product market, you have the world's best team, world's best product, but if your market sucks, doesn't matter. Whereas flip it around. You can have an okay team and an okay product.

And a good market and you can do phenomenally well. And I actually think crypto is a great example of this, where you being in the market at the right time, you can end up becoming like a big company. And you originally started as magic, the gathering online exchange. So I really think startup founders underestimate how important it is to pick markets and.

If you pick the wrong market, doesn't matter what you do, you're probably not going to create a new market.

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Good product, great team and fantastic marketing and the moon is a starting point.