The Delphi Podcast Host and GP of Delphi Ventures Tom Shaughnessy sits down with the Lau brothers – Darren, Daryl, and Zachary Lau, also known as Not3Lau Capital. They discuss the importance of finding your tribe, how to work effectively with founders, staying up to speed with the markets and much more!

Show Notes: 

(00:00:00) – Introduction.

(00:01:34) – Guests’ backgrounds.

(00:04:43) – The twins’ intern experience at CoinGecko.

(00:06:08) – The journey post-jobs. 

(00:09:02) – The brothers’ biggest lessons from their last jobs. 

(00:12:56) – Finding your tribe in crypto. 

(00:16:53) – Judging tribes in crypto. 

(00:17:38) – What to look out for when doing due diligence. 

(00:21:12) – What makes a great founder.


(00:25:29) – Giving critical feedback to founders.

(00:31:47) – Staying up to speed with the market.

(00:35:17) – The Daily Ape.

(00:36:35) – Finding rotations and narratives early.

(00:40:44) – How the brothers compliment each other.


(00:44:59) – What the brothers disagree on. 

(00:47:34) – How the investment committee held in Not3Lau Capital.

(00:48:57) – Their best and worst plays.

(00:58:24) – Advice to people new to crypto.

Social links: 

Darren’s Twitter

Daryl’s Twitter

Zachary’s Twitter

Not3Lau Capital Twitter


Resources: 

Delphi Podcast Summaries

The Daily Ape Website

The Daily Ape Telegram

Daryl’s Thread on Finding Your Tribe


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