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Nico Lechuga: Bitcoin Will Revolutionize the $4T Private Equity Industry

Bitcoin Magazine Nico Lechuga: Bitcoin Will Revolutionize the $4T Private Equity Industry Traditional PE flips companies on tight deadlines. Ego Death Capital's Nico Lechuga explains how permanent capital and Bitcoin treasuries give founders a better choice.

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Nico Lechuga: Bitcoin Will Revolutionize the $4T Private Equity Industry

Traditional private equity is always on a clock, says Nico Lechuga. Funds run seven to ten years, so businesses get flipped in three to five. Lechuga, a founding partner at Ego Death Capital and co-founder of ORANGE JUICE, explains how permanent capital and a Bitcoin treasury could give owner-operators another option.

Chapters:

0:00 Meet Nico Lechuga of ego death capital and ORANGE JUICE

0:31 Why Private Equity’s Fund Model Keeps Owners on a Clock

1:16 What Makes a Good Acquisition Target for a Permanent Holding Company

3:11 Bitcoin or Another Business: How Free Cash Flow Gets Allocated

4:33 Why Debt Is a Drag and How Permanent Capital Differs

7:23 Owner-Operators as Frontline Intelligence, and the Role of Roll-Ups

9:12 How to Tell a Real Bitcoin Business From a Pitch

11:30 Competing With MBA Search Funds for Small Businesses

12:29 Brand as an Edge: The People Behind ORANGE JUICE

13:34 Acquisition Currency and Crossing the Chasm

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