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>Move fast and break things works great for computer startups, but if you want me to move my life savings over I need more confidence that you’re coming to be a
by the_snooze 2y ago
>Move fast and break things works great for computer startups, but if you want me to move my life savings over I need more confidence that you’re coming to be around in 40 years and still have my accounts intact.
That's exactly my opinion of this. It's fine to innovate, but when you're dealing something like life savings, long-term stability is the most important requirement that comes to mind. Anyone building an investment firm on VC money is immediately suspect, because VCs don't particularly care about long-term viability.