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Crypto is starting to become more accepted, especially after the approval of #Bitcoin and #Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. and changes to accounting rules by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). However, like with any

In 2013, crypto was a joke. Today, it's a movement. Cryptocurrency users have grown from 1 million to 833 million in a decade. The unstoppable rise of digital money: 2008: Satoshi Nakamoto creates Bitcoin amid the financial crisis. 2015: Vitalik

Mark Zuckerberg stole Facebook from them. So they sued him for $65 million. Now they're crypto billionaires. Lessons from the wild story of the Winklevoss twins: Let's start with betrayal. In 2004, Harvard twins hired Zuckerberg to build their n

Kiyosaki’s Bold Bitcoin Predictions: Did They Hit the Mark? Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and a well-known financial commentator, made waves with his ambitious Bitcoin predictions throughout 2024. While some of his forecasts remain un

LOL Same story of all startups waanna be listed on BSE , NSE. Don't give a shit about profit until want to go public. Do profit before a year or two wanted to do IPO. OYO has reported a profit after tax of nearly INR 100 crore ($12 million) for fisc

To put things into perspective imagine this! Justin Bieber allegedly charged $10 million to perform in Ambani's wedding, which is the life time's earning of a an average 1% person of the world (best case scenario) For ambani whose networth is upwar

Imagine a place where you can learn or teach anything! Well, Thats Udemy, an EdTech startup founded by Eren Bali and Gagan Biyani in 2010. In Feb 2010, the founders tried to raise funds for it but they were rejected 30 times. Thus, they bootstrap

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How Do I Get a $100 Million CEO to Mentor Me? I admire this CEO’s work and think having them as a mentor could be life-changing. I only know their socials, and I’m starting from zero no network, no big credentials. If you were in my shoes, how woul

In 2001, 80 million people used this illegal service. They were sued for $100M — then shut down completely. 2 years later, they pulled off the most unexpected pivot in tech history. Here's how Napster went from illegal to industry standard: In 19