What venture capitalists look for in crypto startups and entrepreneurs
Whilst investigating potential investments, I look at the team, its background, and skill set. I then determine whether all of that seems complimentary or not. In instances where that’s not easily visible and accessible, I look at the project’s stakeholders. As with anything else in life, if enough people support you–in your mission, vision, and goals–you’re going to be successful.
Meta-Trends 2021 & Beyond: Part 2: Internet of Everything
IoT or the Internet of Things encompasses a high level of connectedness worldwide with the power to help humanity in almost endless ways. According to IHS Markit, consisting of 5,000 analysts, data scientists, financial experts, and specialists, the number of installed IoT devices will grow to 125 billion by 2030.
What if You Could Invest in the Entire Cryptocurrency Market with One Token?
So much in the news about the meteoric rise of Bitcoin. From institutional investments, Square’s $50 million, Microstrategy CEO Michael Saylor’s vow to hold Bitcoin for 100 years, and even PayPal announcing their decision to sell, accept and carry BTC along with ETH, BCH, and LTC.
The Future of Life, Work & Blockchain
2020 will be the year that changed the way we work forever. From the massive trend to work from home to the downsizing of all formal office space-oriented businesses, people think of work in a whole new way.
What Today’s Financial Uncertainty Means for Cryptocurrency Investors
Here in the Wild West World of blockchain technology and FinTech, we who are genuinely invested - not just literally in tokens, but philosophically in the technology behind it - have quickly learned to keep cool heads and stay agile to be adaptive as the cryptocurrency market swings in manic depressive mayhem.
How DeFi Will Help the Unbanked Worldwide
Of a global population of over 7.8 billion, it was estimated that 1.7 billion people have limited or no access to financial services, and therefore limited or no access to many corresponding opportunities. Simply receiving and sending money to friends or family becomes an impossibility for the “unbanked.”