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And he is just scratching the surface of what is possible.
This is f*cking insane. The CEO of JPMorgan just said he built a full Treasury dashboard with Claude Code. In 20 minutes. Over a weekend
Jamie Dimon, on stage next to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: asset swaps, bid-ask spreads, investment-grade analysis, production-ready, on his own
The man running the biggest bank in America doesn't wait for an IT team anymore
Idea → Claude Code → 20 Minutes → A Dashboard a Bank Runs On
If he can, your excuse just died
5 minutes worth more than any $1,000 AI course
Bookmark and watch it today
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Dominick Prevete retweeted
In my 20’s, I used to work on Wall Street.
People my age now (45) said they were working 70, 80, 90 hours a week for their families…but all their families actually wanted was their presence.
They didn’t understand why their families resented how much they worked when they lived in a nice house, and their kids went to private schools.
It was just the world we all lived in. We knew nothing else.
I decided early in my startup journey that wasn’t going to be me.
My co-founders and I have always had a policy of quitting at 5 or 5:30.
By that, I mean:
> Shut off my laptop
> No more work talk
> Go home to my family
Frequently I’m out even earlier - 3-5, depending on whether I want to do something with the kids.
I rarely travel for work and don’t entertain for work.
My family life gives me energy for my work.
My work gives me energy for my family life.
I'm trying to stay not burnt out and excited about this for several decades.
Can every founder choose this?
Maybe not everybody, but more people have the choice than realize they do.
There is great reward that comes from designing a business around the life you want.
Did not know Adam, just sharing his one of his messages this morning to keep his message alive
Founders always ask me what keeps me going now that I have exceeded my initial $25m ARR / lean team goal.
"You could hire a CEO to run this thing and sit on the beach all day and pay yourself millions of dollars in dividends."
In the same breath, they ask if I’m going to sell.
A) Nobody would buy any of these businesses I have (despite the fact that they print cash and keep growing),
B) I love the game and my life so much more than when we started back in 2019 (and the company this spun out of back in 2014).
Our team has become incredible over the years, and they now allow me to focus on what I want to do (and what I’m good at) and they deal with everything else.
I am not on sales calls, I deal with zero people issues, I never have anything in my calendar on Fridays, my wife let us move to Aspen for god sakes.
I am genuinely as excited as I’ve ever been about MoltSets, even though I have no idea if it’s going to work or not. Hearing someone say something that triggers an idea, talking to a bunch of smart people about whether or not the idea is stupid, then trying to will it into existence is one of the most interesting challenges I can think of.
Not to mention I think with RB2B we created one of the most interesting businesses that has ever existed. We are about to assign one person (in Europe) to handle escalation, enterprise, and OEM deals, my CTO is going to give it 1 day of dev per quarter, and that will be it.
And we’ll hit $10m ARR by September - WITH ONE PERSON RUNNING IT.
I acknowledge that the combination of my founder brand and keeping the product so simple that it’s sub-VC scale led to the enormous good fortune of our competitors dropping out of the market … but think about how insane RB2B actually is. One person. $10m ARR. Freaking nuts.
2026 is truly an amazing time. It’s about to get even more amazing.
How anybody could be negative about anything related to the state of the world or economic progress when something like RB2B is possible is completely beyond me. We are about to see a flourishing of humanity and entrepreneurship beyond what any of us can even comprehend.
You just need to stay in the game long enough to catch your version of lightning in a bottle. It’s inside of you. Keep building.
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5 to 10 unit multifamily has long been the most expensive loan to get done. It's too big for a 1-4 unit loan and too small for most commercial lenders.
That's changing. There's a strong new DSCR product for 5-10 units that qualifies on the property's rent, not tax returns, and it can close in an LLC.
Own or buying a 5-10 unit? DM me.
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Love this! Great @SMB_Attorney
Hey @redbaronpizza, this might be the easiest PR decision in the history of frozen pizza.
Publicly stand behind Walter, and we'll send your brand straight to the moon. 🚀🍕
You have until 10 p.m. tonight.
DO THE RIGHT THING.
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Dominick Prevete retweeted
“X is a cesspool.”
TikTok degenerates saw a Michigan dad stocking pizzas late at night and decided to humiliate him.
The people on here saw a father working his ass off to provide for his kids.
They made him a punchline. We paid off his mortgage and bullied his employer into backing him.
I’ll take this cesspool every fucking time.
Dominick Prevete retweeted
i run talent for a16z speedrun - my whole job is getting people hired at our portfolio companies
this year that's been 140+ hires, free for both sides
takes 1 minute to get on my radar :)
"Is my bank still lending on commercial real estate?"
It's the question I hear most from owners with a loan coming due. So we built a way to answer it for every bank in the country.
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I'm Dominick Prevete. I started in real estate at 20 as a salesperson. 35+ yrs later I still love closing deals.
I don't lend money. I arrange and place financing for investors, using 100+ bank relationships to match each deal.
How I work: dominickprevete.com/about
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Dominick Prevete retweeted
Beyond dumb.
Dominick Prevete retweeted
Replying to @zerohedge
What king of rage baiting company is this? Who operates a business and puts out headlines like this.
Wild week for the 10-year Treasury.
Monday: 5.15%
Thursday: 4.96%, a 17 bp drop in one day, the biggest since at least the start of 2025
Friday: back up to 5.00%
AI spending fears, oil over $100, and the Fed meets Tuesday and Wednesday.
If you're financing a deal, volatility like this is when timing your lock matters.
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Bridge loan on your building maturing next year?
If your business occupies at least 51% of it, an SBA 7(a) can pay off the balloon and replace it with up to 25 years of fully amortizing debt.
The one rule to know: call before maturity, not after.
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