Drew Breyer

Sourcebook

Sources I return to when thinking about risk, system design, and capital allocation. Inclusion is not endorsement; time-sensitive claims still need a primary source.

Investing & Finance

Bogleheads Wiki ↗

Evidence-based investing principles and passive index-fund strategies. A solid reference for long-term, low-cost portfolio construction.

Matt Levine's Money Stuff ↗

Daily newsletter on finance, markets, and business, written with unusual clarity. A useful lens on how Wall Street actually works.

Patrick McKenzie's Writing ↗

Detailed writing on fintech, business operations, and software-enabled services. Helpful for understanding payment systems and financial infrastructure.

Aswath Damodaran's Blog ↗

NYU professor and valuation authority. Practical frameworks for thinking about risk, return, and what companies are actually worth.

Crypto & Stablecoins

Bankless ↗

Crypto-native reporting and commentary on decentralized finance, digital assets, and policy. Useful as an industry viewpoint rather than a neutral authority.

The Block ↗

Reporting and research on digital-asset markets, companies, policy, and on-chain activity.

Nic Carter's Writing ↗

Thoughtful analysis on stablecoins, crypto policy, and digital money infrastructure. Clear thinking on incentives and system design.

Coin Center ↗

Leading nonprofit focused on cryptocurrency policy and regulation. Essential for understanding the legal and regulatory landscape.

Messari Research ↗

Market intelligence, protocol overviews, and on-chain analysis. Product and token coverage should be read alongside primary sources.

Tech & Hacker Culture

Hacker News ↗

A technology community and link aggregator covering startups, engineering, research, and open-source software.

Stratechery by Ben Thompson ↗

Business strategy analysis focused on tech and media. Deep dives on platform economics, aggregation theory, and competitive dynamics.

Paul Graham's Essays ↗

Writing on startups, programming, and thinking clearly. Durable advice on building companies and solving hard problems.

Kagi's Teclis ↗

Curated tech news from across the web. High-quality filtering with minimal noise.

Marginalia Search ↗

Independent search engine favoring text-heavy sites and older web content. A fascinating rabbit hole into forgotten corners of the internet.

Lobste.rs ↗

Computing-focused link aggregator. Smaller, tighter community than HN with strong moderation and technical depth.

Security & Cyber

Krebs on Security ↗

Investigative journalism on cybercrime, data breaches, and online fraud. Steady coverage of the threat landscape.

Schneier on Security ↗

Bruce Schneier's blog on security, technology, and privacy. Thoughtful analysis on cryptography, policy, and risk.

Enterprise Tech / SaaS

SaaStr ↗

Community and content for B2B SaaS founders and operators. Focus on go-to-market, growth, and scaling recurring revenue businesses.

General Thinking

Farnam Street ↗

Essays and interviews about mental models, judgment, and decision-making under uncertainty.

LessWrong ↗

Community blog focused on rationality, AI safety, and effective thinking. High-quality discourse on probability, bias, and epistemic rigor.

Wait But Why ↗

Long-form essays on science, technology, society, and human behavior. Clear explanatory writing with stick-figure illustrations.

Gwern.net ↗

Deep research on statistics, AI, self-experimentation, and obscure topics. Exhaustively cited and meticulously researched.

Podcasts

Rational Reminder ↗

Ben Felix and Cameron Passmore discuss portfolio research, financial planning, and household decision-making with academic guests.

All-In Podcast ↗

An opinionated panel discussion of technology, markets, business, and politics. Useful for perspective, not as a primary source.

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