Ryan Miller
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12 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 10 Aug
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They only get to react to it.
Now, if you want to go deeper than a podcast can, if you actually want to measure this on your own book, I built you a tool.
I call it the US Debt Debasement Exposure and Positioning Scorecard.
You plug in your duration, your nominal bond exposure, your real asset allocation, your floating rate mix, and it scores exactly how exposed you are by the confiscation, how ready you are for the debasement, and which of the four tiers you're in, from bondholder all the way up to hard money allocator.
And it's free.
The link, it's in the notes.
And if you're a fund manager who wants to build these frameworks, the network, and the infrastructure to position capital at the highest level through exactly this kind of regime, that's what we do inside of my community called Fundraise Capital.
It's where the thinking on this show becomes the capital in your fund.
And I'd love to have you in the room.
Download the scorecard, run your book, find out which side of the debasement you're on before the market decides it for you.
You do these things and you too will be well on your way in your pursuit of making billions.
Hey, welcome to another episode of Making Billions.
I'm your host, Ryan Miller, and today I have my dear friend Matt Ober.
Matt is the general partner at Social Leverage, the seed stage firm with over 500 million AUM and more than 150 companies behind him.
Before that, he ran data strategy at the Quant Powerhouse WorldQuant and helped launch WorldQuant Ventures after cutting his teeth at Bloomberg.
He's a CAIA charter holder and a cross-sell side, buy side, and venture.
There are very few people on the planet who have seen how data actually creates an edge from every seed in the market.
So what does this mean?
Well it means that the manager who learns to turn data into an advantage doesn't just pick better.
They build a moat the big institutions can't easily copy.
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