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Marc Andreessen on what VCs look for in startups. Venture capital is all about finding startups that stand out. Of the 4,000 startups looking for funding each year, only 200 get backed by top VCs, and just 15 grow to $100M+ in revenue. These 15

So many house financing startups have raised in the last one years. There was a time when VCs invested in tech. Now they invest in debt-givers haha. 😛

"Startups are wild — one day you're pitching to VCs in a hoodie, the next you're fixing bugs at 2 AM, praying your product doesn’t break. Chaos, caffeine, and chasing dreams. That’s the game." #Startups #Buildingsomethinggreat

A huge market that people reach without any marketing... Beach side ... Why aren't startups trending there... Let's look at some possibilities.. Why can't a networking space on the beach side be converted into a business.. In this era of destinat

Venture Studio vs Pre-Seed VCs Venture Studios and Pre-Seed VCs have different approaches. While Pre-Seed VCs invest in existing businesses with potential in a very early stage, Venture Studios creates new startups from scratch, providing operation

This plant is considered one of the most expensive herbal exports in the world, with some historical market prices reaching above $500 per pound of the root 🫚 Indian ginseng plant grows at sea level or at a level up to 1500 meters above sea level.

If you’ve ever wondered why VCs invest in risky startups instead of safe businesses, it’s because of something called the power law. And trust me, if you understand this, you’ll see why most VCs don’t care if 90% of their startups fail! Think about

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We often talk about India becoming a superpower, but we can't ignore the high wealth inequality here. Have you ever felt that India is actually a poor country in some situations?

'The Future of Startups Could be Just One Person & 10,000 GPUs,' says OpenAI's Sam Altman