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Yoni Rechtman

ROLE PARTNERAT SLOW VENTURESMENTIONS 41LAST SEEN SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
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Partner at Slow Ventures focused on AI's second-order effects, healthcare, network effects, and fintech.

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mention·99d·SEPTEMBER 11, 2026

I talked to Euclid Ventures at some length about the future of (vertical) software business models. I'm very bullish here; expect more longform writing from me on this.

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mention·99d·SEPTEMBER 11, 2026

Our capital is really expensive, and you can only justify spending it if you are taking on idiosyncratic, asymmetric bets.

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mention·Data Driven VC·SEPTEMBER 8, 2026

The idea behind FDE (forward-deployed engineering) is selling the hammered nail: a company guarantees the finished business outcome itself, backed by hands-on service, and prices that guarantee directly.

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mention·Data Driven VC·SEPTEMBER 8, 2026

Luke Sophinos conducted the interview with Yoni Rechtman on post-SaaS business models.

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mention·Data Driven VC·SEPTEMBER 8, 2026

Rechtman's dividing line across all five models is ownership: a company either does the work itself or it doesn't, and he argues the customer already knows which one they bought.

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product·99d·AUGUST 21, 2026

you (or your agents) can read/chat with 99D via my MCP server. This is a quietly significant experiment — a VC making their thesis and content programmatically queryable by AI agents

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mention·99d·AUGUST 21, 2026

you (or your agents) can read/chat with 99D via my MCP server

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funding·99d·AUGUST 21, 2026

Partner at Slow Ventures, leads pre/seed rounds from ~$325M fund

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mention·99d·AUGUST 14, 2026

I'm a generalist investor looking for weird takes on important stories: N-of-1 companies taking non-obvious approaches to markets that matter.

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mention·99d·AUGUST 7, 2026

Partner at Slow Ventures, leads pre/seed rounds from a ~$325M fund

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product·99d·AUGUST 7, 2026

Buried in the author bio is the note that Rechtman has deployed an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so that founders — or their AI agents — can query his thinking directly.

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mention·99d·AUGUST 7, 2026

I'm a generalist investor looking for weird takes on important stories: N-of-1 companies taking non-obvious approaches to markets that matter.

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product·99d·JULY 24, 2026

I spent the last week and ≈$2k building a pretty slick replacement for a $10k SaaS product with Fable while consolidating together a bunch of vibe coded side projects that I'd built to supplement the SaaS we're now churning from.

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mention·99d·JULY 24, 2026

The most pro-social, pro-innovation, pro-market outcome is for model development and infrastructure to be a fiercely competitive commodity business not a (gross) margin rich oligopoly propped up by government mandates as quasi-GSEs.

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funding·99d·JULY 24, 2026

I'm a partner at Slow Ventures, where I lead pre/seed rounds from a ≈$325M fund.

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m_and_a·99d·JULY 24, 2026

Phoebe acquired Alden's assets and customers. This is what it looks like when a winner starts emerging in a category.

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product·99d·JULY 24, 2026

You (or your agents) can also read/chat with 99D via my MCP server.

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product·99d·JULY 24, 2026

Pangram is integrating with Substack for AI detection. There's a great opportunity to create an 'AI safety and research lab' that builds self improving bot-detection-defeating-agents in order to protect us from bots which defeat bot detectors.

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mention·99d·JUNE 19, 2026
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mention·99d·JUNE 12, 2026

I'm a partner at Slow Ventures, where I lead pre/seed rounds from a ≈$325M fund.

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mention·99d·JUNE 12, 2026

In venture capital you can't really build a brand or reputation on performance. You can't advertise competence via returns. It just takes too long... Instead, VCs have to cultivate brands for themselves and their firms through omnipresence: they and their takes have to be everywhere always... Venture capitalists need to look smart because it's impossible to prove they're smart. Perception, not returns, is reality.

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mention·99d·JUNE 5, 2026

We are witnessing the total takeover of already-concentrated financial markets by a single story.

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mention·99d·JUNE 5, 2026

Anthropic filed its S-1...There's ≈$3T of market cap hitting in the next few months

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mention·99d·MAY 29, 2026

Margot/Winner has become a staple for me. I'm pretty curious about the economics.

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product·99d·MAY 29, 2026

I made this for myself as a more efficient/portable way to surface relevant context for writing and investing projects after getting annoyed by constantly trying to manage project memory/context. I do tons of copy and pasting links which is annoying.

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mention·99d·MAY 29, 2026

Everyone trades in and out, gets paid regardless, can leave for a portco or a frontier lab. But who would make a decision that costs them in the moment because they actually give a shit and are planting a long term stake in the ground?

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mention·99d·MAY 29, 2026

I lead pre/seed rounds from a ≈$325M fund.

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mention·99d·MAY 22, 2026

We're in the installation period of the AI supercycle where hype, speculative capital, and technological progress are rampant. The deployment period, where it becomes usefully integrated into our productive base, is just beginning and will last generation(s).

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mention·99d·MAY 15, 2026

I'm extremely bullish on and interested in the second order effects of AI... the most interesting questions are what happens after we've done it.

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mention·99d·MAY 15, 2026

I lead pre/seed rounds from a ≈$325M fund.

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mention·99d·MAY 15, 2026

Rho — Referenced as podcast host

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mention·99d·MAY 15, 2026

Sophisticated campaigns available to everyone, flooding channels. The well gets poisoned and new GTMs replace it.

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mention·99d·MAY 15, 2026

Everything on the internet is fake. Content, identities, credentials. Systems that assumed human-scale production and human-verifiable authenticity stop working.

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mention·99d·MAY 15, 2026

Git was built for scarce, human-written code. Whatever replaces it will be built for abundance.

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mention·99d·MAY 15, 2026

Applications are free to send. Volume explodes. Recruiters can't distinguish candidates. Resume screening stops working.

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product·99d·MAY 15, 2026

Really excited to work on this with my friends Charley and Leeor. A community exclusively for early employees at venture-backed companies, starting in NYC.

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mention·99d·MAY 1, 2026

I'm a partner at Slow Ventures, where I lead pre/seed rounds from a ≈$325M fund.

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mention·Pavel Prata·MAY 1, 2026

I only care about terminal value.

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mention·99d·MAY 1, 2026

The real American dynamism is not buying low grade cashmere from Quince. We can all do better than the same grey, made in China crew neck.

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mention·99d·MAY 1, 2026

Sam writes a lot about AI as a meaning crisis, not a job crisis. Even if we solve the income problem, we're still left with video games, porn, and nihilism as a 24-hour job.

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mention·99d·MAY 1, 2026

I'm a generalist investor looking for weird takes on important stories: N-of-1 companies taking non-obvious approaches to markets that matter.

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