The PayPal Mafia: How They Took Over Silicon Valley
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In 2002, PayPal was sold for $1.5 billion.
Most people would retire.
Instead, a small group of former employees went on to quietly build the modern internet.
This group—later called The PayPal Mafia—includes names like Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and Reid Hoffman. But this isn’t just a story about success…
It’s a story about rivalries, risky bets, and a network of people who kept backing each other—again and again.
From Tesla to LinkedIn, from YouTube to Palantir…
their fingerprints are everywhere.
But here’s the real question:
👉 Was it talent… or was it the network?
In this episode of Tech Stories, we break down how one chaotic startup created one of the most powerful circles in business history—and how their influence still shapes the world today.
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