Andreessen Horowitz — often criticized for inflated valuations and aggressive deal-making — just proved a lot of people wrong. The firm returned a staggering $25 billion net to its backers, even after taking its cut.
In this Newcomer Podcast short, Eric Newcomer unpacks how A16z pulled this off, why the 2010s vintages performed so well, and how the timing of 2021’s market madness turned into a surprising windfall for investors. It’s a reminder that in venture capital, timing can be just as important as picking winners.
👉 Watch the full episode for more insights into A16z, venture capital, and the future of tech investing.
