2-Person Team Makes $30M: The New VC Era? #shorts

11 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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A two-person company is on track to hit $30 million in revenue, something the speaker has never seen before. He argues this signals a shift in VC toward backing ultra-lean teams, and credits Israeli entrepreneurs' "hacker mentality" for rapid product-market fit, though scaling later becomes harder.

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The fact that you have companies now that get to— we have one company that is going to do $30 million of revenue this year, and they have 2 people in the company. That's it. That's something I've never seen in my life before. And that's a huge change for the VC industry. And I think the Israeli entrepreneurs in general are much, are a lot more of hacker mentality, which is good and bad. I think the good part of it is that I think they know how to hack distribution or hack products to get to, to product market fit really fast. Sometimes it hurts on scale. So there's a give and take there. But I think that's something very different between the Israeli entrepreneur and the US entrepreneur.