These AI-proof businesses can make you $10M/year
Sam Parr and Shaan Puri argue that paid communities like peer groups and dealer networks are AI-proof businesses. They then dig into big-spending whales, card ripping apps, mystery boxes and a Binance hack.
The gist
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Sam describes NATA 20 groups, where auto dealers pay about $6,000 to $8,000 a year to share P&L statements line by line with non-competing peers.
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Sam says Moda grew a 2018 Facebook watch group into 600,000 members, with vetted dealers paying up to $10,000 a year to post listings.
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Shaan says a tiny slice of big spenders funds many businesses, noting Candy Crush gets its revenue from 4% of 82 million monthly players.
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Shaan explains card ripping apps grew by offering instant buybacks on bad pulls, and a toy-maker friend saw 7x revenue from mystery boxes.
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Shaan says a $5 billion Binance hack outran its roughly $2 billion safety fund, and argues DeFi is overlooked, like prediction markets once were.
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