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Reddit has finally turned profitable after almost 20 years. And it’s almost 30 million dollars of profit.

Just came across BitChat, a new platform by Jack Dorsey, the former founder of x. The idea of combining messaging with blockchain + decentralization really fascinates me. It’s not just chat — it’s ownership, privacy, and the future of communication.

It’s been almost a decade since a horizontal consumer app penetrated like YouTube, LinkedIn, Snapchat, fb, TikTok (the last one, 9 years ago). Looks like ChatGPT is next, even though it’s not social.

Don’t let this be your story: 20s: "I’m too young to worry about investing" 30s: "I wish I’d started in my 20s" 40s: "Why didn’t I invest in my 30s?" 50s: "If only I started years ago…" 60s: "Starting now? It's too late for me" 70s: "If only I stopp

What’s the Hardest Part About Starting Something New? Whether it’s a startup, a side hustle, or even a new habit—getting started is always the toughest part. For some, it’s fear of failure. Others struggle with imposter syndrome, finding the right

Been dreaming of a better way to build — something more focused, more intentional. So I started building HatchUp — an AI-powered journey that’s just getting started. It’s early, but the energy’s real. And I’m sharing it all here. #BuildingOnMedial

My Dog Service Startup I’m 20 years old and starting a local dog service. Last night, I came up with the idea, and today, I’ve already taken the first step hiring a staff member. Next Step: I’ll create advertisements to promote my business. Any adv

First User from Pakistan 😂. Feels like everything is running on auto mode. I haven’t run any ads, nor have I created multiple fake accounts. I just created a few posts, submitted the product on Product Hunt, and shared some walkthrough videos on X

Before I started KnowToBeCeo, I created multiple accounts, tried different things, and did tons of work without really knowing what I was doing. But then I came across this video and it changed everything. It helped me understand the basics and the a

Someone said there are “too many builders,” that the industry is overcrowded. Go outside — how many do you actually meet? I’m sure it’s zero (unless you live in San Francisco). Keep inventing, building, promoting! You’ll make it. Almost everyone h