David Gelberg

Fastest Exited Founder and Co-Founder at Unicorn Mafia

@davidgelberg

2 episodes · 2 moments · last on 4 Feb 2026

4 Feb 2026Moltbook🦞, SpaceX Buys xAI, Forbes 30u30, Granola Rebrand

13:4650 min

OpenClaw/Claude Bot Saga Context

The hosts give background on the OpenClaw saga: Peter Steinberger's WhatsApp-based Claude Bot (a personal Jarvis) blew up after being demoed and open-sourced, hitting 100k GitHub stars in days and spawning a Mac-mini setup gold rush. Anthropic forced a rebrand to Moltbot, and security concerns fueled even more virality. (This segment ends when Dan Gray joins at 1:03:16; a chapter from 0:13:46 to 1:03:16 is long, so the segment is split.)

24 Oct 2025etn. Episode 4

30:2823 min

David: Downing Street, Unicorn Mafia & the 20-Hour Company

After audio troubleshooting, David joins: he builds agentic infrastructure for companies and is joining 10 Downing Street to help make the UK public sector more efficient through technology. He explains why he's bullish on London and walks through Unicorn Mafia, his roughly 500-member builder community with hackathon trips, free office space and sponsor support. He tells the 20-hour company story: at Project Lovable in Stockholm, his five-person team raised about €8,000 in sponsorships, built, launched and registered a company overnight, and sold it for $20,000 to Revel founder Brian Walker, earning the 'Europe's fastest exited founder' headline. The segment closes with praise for Project Europe's mentality shift among young European builders.