[usrusr]

But isn't it a scale problem? If you happen to have Softbank-sized cash heaps to administrate and you try to invest them by the single million in almost bootstrapped companies you will inevitably become a handout machine. You can't industrialize investment decisions without exposing exploitable patterns and they will be exploited. Survival rate won't stay at .44 for long once people learn how to push your buttons. Unicorn-scale investments are far from immune to exploitation as well (what happened to Wework anyways?), but at least they can't hide in the masses.

[dustingetz]

Planetary scale finance is FUBAR literally everything; all of civilization, resource allocation, etc needs to be rethought (re-evolved) for a world that is post light-speed communication. Power is now liquid and can be transferred from any random node in the human mesh to any other node instantly. Robinhood bailing out Hertz, Trump, Startup Not-Bubble, all the same root cause and it's barely getting started.