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We’re seeing a structural increase in economic dynamism. Economic data: • US non-employer new business applications are up 24% YoY in the first quarter of 2026. • The number of solopreneurs earning over $100,000 per year has increased a third since 2022. • New business registrations are up 40%...

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some of these stats are mind-blowing

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Technology lawvor 6 Monaten

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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Alexander McCobinvor 2 Monaten

When the cost of starting falls, entrepreneurship expands. AI may turn out to be one of the greatest tools for individual economic agency ever created.

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aitization 𝕏 vor 6 Monaten

lol 😂

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perrystevensvor 6 Monaten

Interesting that agent earnings are not in the numbers yet. Feels like we are watching the “one person, ten tools, global customer base” phase mature just before the “one person, ten agents, mildly alarming @Stripe dashboard” phase begins.

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Jackvor 6 Monaten

amazing stats. feels like a new era for entrepreneurship

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Dan Nelsonvor 6 Monaten

Crazy, awesome stats

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Nexus Threat Intelvor 6 Monaten

.@Stripe Stop processing payments for omoggle[.]com. It facilitates child endangerment and suicide incitement. FBI IC3 Case: 78bfcb7d2b8c40c78a2f30a421254e4e. You have been formally notified. Cut the funds. #Stripe #Compliance

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Seth Bermanvor 6 Monaten

Class of 2026 👑

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Next stop, Europe!

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