Energy is difficult to predict over the stochastic nature that is collision behavior
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You do know that Collison is the surname of the two brothers that founded Stripe?
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Don't know the Collisons personally but they seem (a) energetic and (b) mindful of their own limitations and energy input / output. I'm guessing size of the market. Which, listening to
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They have a lot of road left left in them
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How clear was it when you first met them that they would go on to be exceptional founders?
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The first time I met Patrick in person was when he came to the US to visit colleges at about 18. This was before we started YC, so I wasn't thinking about who'd be a good founder, but if I'd asked that question, my answer would certainly have been yes.
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I’ve always wondered at what point do they have enough scale where it makes sense for Stripe to be the card issuer and the processor? I don’t know how much of that 3% is going to Visa, Chase, etc but I’m sure it’s significant. Same for Apple Pay.
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A counter argument I think would be that when you have scale, I would suspect stripe are getting a very good deal from the issuer / processor. Not sure. With a big enough monopoly, at some point they could even charge the issuer.
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Ofcourse markets, like ideas they are immortal.
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You can always create or expand to new markets. E.g. Amazon. Stripe seems to be just starting up.
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