The Missing Infrastructure Behind Twitch's $345B Ambient Content Gap
Live streaming hits $345B by 2030, but no turnkey platform exists for 24/7 AI-generated worlds—leaving a B2B infrastructure gap wide open.
High-commitment ventures that demand time, expertise, and resources. These are complex products, regulated markets, or infrastructure plays built for founders chasing defensible, lasting impact—not quick flips.
Live streaming hits $345B by 2030, but no turnkey platform exists for 24/7 AI-generated worlds—leaving a B2B infrastructure gap wide open.
The NIH has the data. NatMed Pro serves clinicians. Nobody's built the developer-friendly API for consumer wellness apps drowning in supplement chaos.
Acoustic sensors detect livestock respiratory disease 72 hours before symptoms, at 40x lower cost than smart collars—riding precision farming's shift from hardware to intelligence.
Meta's Threads courts podcasters while Spotify opens comments—but nobody's unifying the fragmented conversation layer across platforms worth $8B in annual ad spend.
Brands spent $24B on influencers with zero IP ownership. Virtual talent infrastructure unlocks the $111B market nobody's productizing.
Restaurant liquidations hit record highs while secondhand equipment trades like a 1970s flea market. The pricing chaos creates a massive arbitrage opportunity.
Physical therapists with 5M YouTube subscribers launched $2,499 massage chairs on Amazon, proving creators can sell high-ticket hardware with zero customer acquisition cost.