G.W. Jackston

Of the belief that Venice is early in the phase that matters most for $VVV token holders. The demand has been found, as the on-chain record makes clear. What has not yet happened is the conversion of that demand into the margin that follows from owning compute, and the burn that follows from the margin. That conversion is only now beginning, and it will unfold over the next two years. The company was seeded by its founders and raised a $65 million Series A in July at a valuation above $1 billion. A lead investor at that valuation is likely underwriting a 5 to 7x outcome, hoping for a 10x, which brackets the base-to-bull range in the article. The returns on that capital are only now beginning to take shape, as the first wave of GPU clusters is deployed and the shift from rented to owned compute begins to show in the cost structure. Two signals will validate the thesis: an announcement of additional clusters by roughly mid-2027, and an expansion of the programmatic burn rules, which would convert margin improvement into a fixed commitment to token holders rather than a monthly discretionary decision. Management has already alluded to the latter as a strong possibilty. Thus far, management has seemingly had a crystal ball on predicting the industry's major shifts correctly and early: inference over training, privacy as a product, open weights as the cost frontier. Owning the hardware is the step that turns that positioning into margin.

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