How can venture better serve founders in an era of extremely concentrated outcomes?
That question ties together Hemant Taneja's Q2 review. He covers the Great Concentration of capital across the emerging Mag 7, the K-shaped economy and what it would take to fix it, why General Catalyst bought a hospital, and the true purpose of VC when scale requirements are higher than ever. He makes the case for capital entrepreneurship, arguing that the most exciting frontier in venture now is capital itself.
The answer he keeps arriving at is that we must innovate on capital so more companies can thrive, and transform legacy institutions so the benefits of intelligence reach everyone.
Read the full review here.
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