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163 Blog Posts To Learn About Freelancing

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1. My 3-Year Freelancing Journey: How I completed 1200 Projects and Earned the Big Bucks

Freelance tips and tricks, latest project: tradingview code generator getpinescript

2. How Freelancers Should Handle Derogatory Feedback From Employers Hell Bent on Breaking Them

Typically, feedback should serve as a light shining on things we can’t see for ourselves and not the other way around.

3. Digital Marketing Quotes To Keep You Motivated

As a digital marketer, I have learned a lot from my success and my failures. I like to use resonant quotes to keep me inspired, so I thought

4. Choosing the Right Side Hustle That Actually Works

A practical guide to choosing the right side hustle, focusing on performance-based income and smart steps to long-term freedom.

5. Freelance Marketplace 2.0: Where Future of Work Happens

Unless you have been living under a rock, you have most likely heard of the term “freelance economy” — which currently makes up 35% of the U.S. workforce and is projected to reach 50.9% by 2027.

6. My Experience With TopTal: Unpaid Labor and Second Chances

TopTal was only slightly helpful and clearly sided with the client in all disagreements.

7. Is Upwork The Next Wework?

What do Upwork and Wework have in common?

8. A Farewell To FREE Upwork Connects — Cherish Your Freelance Moments

Today is the day when you have to PAY-TO-PLAY on Upwork!

9. Is There A Black Market For Freelance Accounts?

Do you want to sell or buy a freelance account?

10. My Remote Reboot on Upwork and Freelancer.com: 96 Months Later

Is it worthy being a freelance newbie in 2025 on Upwork and Freelancer.com?

11. Is Upwork Posting Fake Jobs To Keep Freelancers Bidding? [A Deep Dive]

You read about Upwork's "fake review farms" here on Hacker Noon. How do you feel about "fake job farms?" Are you shocked, disappointed, or furious? I guess, it depends on whether you are an Upwork's freelancer or investor.

12. The Most In-demand Web Technologies of 2022

If you want to join the Freelancing market, a good first step would be to actually understand what the market is looking for; what technologies are popular...

13. What Are Pros and Cons of the Top Five Freelance Websites for Clients and Freelancers?

It's always fair to compare!

14. Top 5 Freelance Marketplace to Start Your Online Сareer

Are you trying to earn a living online?

15. Confessions of a Freelancer: 5 Mistakes I Won't Repeat

Freelancing failures? I've got plenty! From overpromising to underpricing, learn from my cringe-worthy mistakes as I gear up for a smarter freelance future

16. Hey, Be Careful! Remote Work and Freelance Can Mess Up Your Life

Remote work and freelance can mess up your life. Here's why and what you should do.

17. Decentralization of the Internet: The Frontier of the Internet

Developers and tech entrepreneurs have created a silent but consistent mission to try and decentralize the internet. The goal is to make it a safer place for people to transact and communicate.

18. Why The Majority of Freelancers Fail at Upwork Project Proposals

The excellent proposal is what makes a difference between successful and struggling freelancers.

19. The Death of Freelancing: Upwork Project Catalog

If you can't beat them, don't join them - copy them!

20. Top 100 Highest Paying Upwork Clients

The ultimate list of the top 100 biggest Upwork clients.

21. An Interview with a Recovering Site Reliability Engineer

I’ve been operating Linux systems in one form or another since before I had my drivers’ license.

22. Is Freelance Anarchy The Future of Freelancing?

If history has taught us something that has to be this - all great empires have fallen from within.

23. Escaping the Shadow of the Freelance Flag

The classification process based on freelance flags is brutal and biased.

24. 7 Most Shocking Facts About Upwork Most Freelancers Don't Know

The Most Shocking Things About Upwork That Turned Out to Be True

25. Our Approach Matching the Right Freelancer to Job Opportunities!

Looking for a suitable freelancer for your project? Here's the full guide how to search freelancers in easy steps and hire them.

26. Leaving Upwork Neverland

I left Upwork after seven years...for good.

27. Where You Can Go To Create Value And Earn Money With The Blockchain

There are websites you can use to build your reputation and stack cryptocurrency by working on Blockchain projects both as a bounty hunter or contributor.

28. Is Trump Remote Work Enemy #1?

Trump is taxing and blocking outsourcing and remote work.

29. The Developer’s Guide to Completing Projects on Time

Become a better developer by learning how to properly collaborate in a team environment and turn their strengths into your success.

30. P2E and The Future of Remote Work: A Fun Way to Supplement Your Income

Play-to-earn economies may have the potential to smooth the transition to a new type of work

31. 20 Free Job Sites for Freelance Developers and Coders

Freelancing comes with its pros and cons. The advantages of doing freelance work are known by many but the disadvantages are discussed very rarely. One of the main concerns of freelancers is that sometimes work is not steady or they do not know where to look for work. To help you out, we have compiled a comprehensive list of 20 free job sites for remote jobs where you can browse opportunities related to web development and coding.

32. Upwork vs. Nebojsa Todorovic

As this year's nominee for the Most Controversial Writer of the Year Hacker Noon Award, I couldn't possibly wish for better circumstances and time to write this story.

33. How to Make Money Writing: 50+ Websites that Pay Premium for Writers.

All freelance writers want to earn premium for their work. In this article, I listed over 50 websites that help you earn over $100 for writing articles.

34. Decentralizing The Internet: The Hitchhiker's Guide

Decentralizing the internet will require effort. Blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, and development will be the leading factors in fighting centralization

35. Why I'll never work 9-5 again

I'm not going to get preachy or anything.

36. 13 Passive Income Ideas To Help You Make Money

Everyone's dream is to make money without having to work for it. While that might not be possible, there are ways to make money without having to work too hard

37. Developer Side-Hustles: 5 Practical Ways to Monetize Your Coding Skills

How to have a realistic side hustle as a developer.

38. 4 Ways to Deal with Clients Who Ghost You at Payment Time

A lowdown for freelance designers on how to deal with design clients who go invisible when they need to pay you without burning the bridge entirely.

39. Is Upwork Going to Pull a Myspace?

All great empires fall from within, including the digital ones.

40. How I Built a Simple Forex App with Telegram Bots and AWS Lambda

As a freelancer working for different countries, I needed to optimize my currency exchange. So, I built a simple forex app with AWS Lamda and Telegram bots.

41. 2024 Guide: Why Every Freelancer Needs a Newsletter + How to Start One

Explore my in-depth guide to leveraging a freelancer newsletter for boosting growth. Learn how to create engaging content and monetize effectively.

42. What Should You Do If Upwork Sends You a “Dear John” Letter?

"We are contacting you to let you know we have suspended your access to Upwork indefinitely."

43. 12 Best Zapier Integrations to Automate Your Freelance Business

Discover the 12 best Zapier integrations for freelancers in 2025 to automate repetitive tasks and streamline your workflow.

44. How To Make a Living Freelancing and Working Remotely

Working remotely has become familiar with fewer people working in offices and more from their own homes. Freelancers generally set their own work hours.

45. The "Golden Million" Upwork Freelancers: Between Conspiracy Theory and Business Reality

You have probably heard and read about the “Golden Billion” conspiracy theory.

46. A Letter to Gen Z - Lonely, Cynical, and Clocked Out: Gen Z at Work

GenZ feels lost at work. Where does the cynicism come from?

47. 8 Tools You Need For Working Remotely in 2022

Top of the best tools for remote work: Telegram, Getscreen.me, Trello and others. These software needed to work effectively from home.

48. Why is Upwork Splitting Into Two Companies?

Upwork is splitting into two by making the enterprise business a stand-alone entity.

49. Fiverr Faces Backlash as Digital Marketing Scammers Remain Active Despite Technical Evidence

Industry experts are calling for immediate action in the face of increasing criticism, urging authorities to step in and enforce more stringent regulations on p

50. 5 Tips and Tricks I Use To Code 3 Times Faster

Here are my 5 tips and trick I use to code 3 times faster. Find out how you can start earning more money and save your precious time.

51. Upwork Freelancers Under BlackRock: The Masters of the Freelance Universe

The future of work is remote. But, now that you know who holds the keys to your freelance future, how do you feel about it?

52. Is Payoneer Safe Again? - Payoneer Avengers vs. Wirecard Thanos

How long has it been since you last used your Payoneer card? Perhaps, like many others around the world, you are wondering whether Payoneer is safe to use again.

53. Hiring and Being a Freelancer Takes Talent: Here's Why

Fact: Freelancing is over 900 years old.

54. 13 Years Later - 13 Reasons Why Remote Work Wasn't Worth It

Does remote work still matter 13 years later?

55. Affiliate Programs In Technology and Software You Can Join

Do you love testing and talking about all sorts of softwares and gadgets? Then you might want to join these affiliate programs and earn some money from it.

56. Use this Framework to Easily Scale Your Software Development Business

How my friend scaled his software development business by using this 6-step project execution blueprint.

57. Do Freelancers Sell Out By Getting A Full Time Job?

Reflecting on "selling out" as a freelancer and how getting a full time job altered my perspective

58. From Getting Over a 1-star Upwork Review to Becoming a 5-star Freelancer

It takes more than one bad review to shake a good freelancer’s self-confidence.

59. 17 Best Freelance Writing Job Sites In 2022

Have a look at the 20 best places to find freelancing writing jobs. Keep reading to get the complete information.

60. My way of dealing with Burnout as a Creative Freelancer

Why the hell, suddenly I don’t enjoy illustrating and designing? What is wrong with me? Is burnout happening to me?

61. How Blockchain Technology Could Increase the Amount of Freelance Jobs

Some don't even have to get out of bed to work.

62. How to Level Up Your Freelance Programming Business Practices

From the desk of a brilliant weirdo #1: Thanks for deciding to take a look at this article. I genuinely hope you enjoy it.

63. Fixing The Parkison's Effect: How Freelance Writers can meet up with Schedule

Parkinson’s Effect is all about an overlooked barrier to efficient time management summarised as; every task takes exactly the amount of time you devote to it.

64. Inside Business Insider's Story About a Failed American Tech Dream

We've all been there at one point in our careers, haven't we?

65. 5 Reasons Why Upwork Sucks for Writers

I will give you a handful of reasons why I think Upwork isn’t a writer-friendly place.

66. One Hour of "Effective" Freelance Work is Worth 3 Hours in a 9-5 Job

One effective freelance working hour is worth two or three regular 9-to-5 working hours.

67. Freelancing vs. The Gig Economy

Is it too much to say that the gig economy’s good name is damaged beyond repair?

68. How To Protect Your Big Idea When Hiring a Freelancer

Hiring freelancers or independent contractors is a great way to get specific tasks done without having to hire more full-time employees. This can save you time and money; you won’t have to go through a lengthy interview and hiring process or provide benefits like health insurance.

69. I Tried Upwork AI Uma - So You Don't Have To

Upwork Uma, between AI hype and remote work reality.

70. Is Upwork The Sick Man Upon the Silicon Bosphorus? [Looking At Numbers]

Financial reports are lengthy, confusing, and boring. I promise that I will keep it simple, brief, and straight to the point. I will let Upwork’s numbers do all the talking.

71. Collecting Payments: Tips for Freelancers to Protect Themselves

Ensure timely payment as a freelancer with deposits, contracts, invoicing, client screening, and other collection processes.

72. What Is a Coworking Space?

What Is a Coworking Space, its members, types and benefits

73. 5 Ways To Earn an Income During the Pandemic

One global recession in a single generation drives major changes in the economy and business landscape. Imagine dealing with two.
Millennials (born between 1981 to 1996) are more affected by the 2009 recession and COVID-19 pandemic since their financial footing is much worse than their predecessors.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) deems that the economic toll due to the lockdown is much worse than the Great Depression.

74. My 2019 Predictions That Came True

I played a prediction game in 2019, and I dare to say, I played it pretty well.

75. Top 3 AI Apps for Freelancers You Might Not Know About

We want to highlight several applications that make freelance life easier and work more productive.

76. Techniques To Deal with Ultra-Tight Deadlines

Here are some tips that I use to efficiently meet strict deadlines.

77. From Meditation to Full Time Freelance Writing

A personal story about how I found my calling as a freelance writer through meditation, hard work, and determination. And how you can do the same...

78. Should Freelancers Treat Their Clients As Best Friends?

You aren't freelancing to make friends, but to get paid for proper work.

79. Gig Sites Aren't for those Struggling to Find New Clients - Target A Niche Instead

I've spent two months with a client going back and forth on a project. It doesn't seem like we are anywhere close to a finalization.

80. The Risks and Rewards of Crypto Payments for Freelancers in 2024

Is it too soon to accept crypto as payment in 2022? Let's discuss a number of pros and cons of accepting crypto payments as a freelancer and business owner.

81. 5 Simple Ways to Kickstart Your Freelance Data Science Career

If you’ve been itching to get your feet wet in the field, these steps will provide you with lots of valuable ideas and suggestions to kickstart your career.

82. 5 Productivity Tools Every Solopreneur Needs

This pandemic is the perfect time to focus on your side hustle

83. How Freelancing Can Help You Make Money With Your Skills

But why should you sell your skills on online platforms?
There are many reasons — so many that we've compiled them into this guide...

84. Invest in Yourself. It’ll Pay Dividends For You and Those Around You

I don’t know if this is the best advice I’ve ever given someone, but for most people I’d say: INVEST IN YOU

85. What Would Sigmund Freud Do? Advice on Remote Work and Marriage Counseling During The Pandemic

If you’re thinking about leaving the corporate world and becoming a freelancer, have you considered how that shift might impact your relationship with your wife, husband, or partner?

86. From Side Hustles to Full-Time Freelancing: What Actually Happens

A real look at how I went from juggling side hustles to making freelancing my full-time career. What worked, what didn’t, and what to expect.

87. Meet the HackerNoon Top Writers: Nebojsa Nesha Todorovic - Upwork, Freelancing, and Future of Work

HackerNoon stories are my music, and a keyboard is my piano.

88. A Brief History of Fiverr's Out-of-Tune Marketing Campaigns

The first law of thermodynamics says that you can't get something for nothing, or can you?!

89. 6 Types of Clients to Avoid as a Freelancer

When it comes to freelancing, not all clients are created equal. Learn how to recognize a bad freelance client and how to handle the tough conversations.

90. Reinvent Yourself Using Technology: 4 Jobs You Can Do Online

Here are four basic ways to use technology to reinvent one's career during this tough pandemic. Pivot your career to make money online with freelancing and more

91. Hiring Independent Contractors For Your Bootstrapped Startup

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92. The Future Of Development: Is It Better to Work As A Freelancer?

By focusing on personal branding and leveraging these tools, developers can achieve greater financial potential and flexibility within a year or two.

93. Freelancers, Hackers & Presidential Candidates

It seems that V doesn't stand only for Vendetta, but also for Voting, and especially for - Victory.

94. The Noonification: Youre the Product, Dummy (9/13/2022)

9/13/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

95. Tips to Becoming a Successful Freelance Developer

Deciding whether to work as a conventional, full-time employee or as a freelancer can be tough.

96. A Guide to Remote Working as a Beginner

are you a freelancer or a remote employee or contractor working on a remote basis? if you’re any of this then this guide is for you.

97. The Freelance Revolution: Where to Find the Best Freelancers in Tech

The Most Famous Freelance Skill Destinations: Between Urban Myths and Business Reality

98. What to Do with Unresponsive Clients?

There's no freelancer that's immune to this unwanted scenario. How we handle this situation is what makes all the difference.

99. How To Get The Most of Remote Work

When it comes to working and managing projects, the best way to do so is by setting up an office and communicating in person. However, with the current state of affairs, it is highly unlikely that most corporations would even consider the possibility of risking the health and safety of others and themselves, and so most companies have switched to other means of working - working remotely.

100. Pros and Cons of The Gig Economy: Can Remote Workers Be Assets in Small Business?

Advancements in technology have made it possible for businesses to operate as normal with significantly fewer in-house staff.

101. A Simple Strategy That Makes Your Website Instantly More Valuable

Whether you already have a website or plan to build one at some point, if you want it to help your business grow and thrive, then check out this article...

102. 4 Practical Tips to Help You Manage Freelancers More Effectively

So, you've hired a freelance developer. Now, the critical part of your journey begins – successfully managing the freelance project, which isn’t an easy task. Of course, if you managed to hire the right freelancer, this task becomes much easier.

103. 62 Stories To Learn About Freelancers

Learn everything you need to know about Freelancers via these 62 free HackerNoon stories.

104. "Read to Learn": #Women in Tech Interview with Stevie Sats, Crypto Writer & Content Strategist

Stevie is a freelance crypto writer and content strategist for blockchain tech and DeFi companies, encouraging women to explore their interests in technology.

105. The Noonification: WTF IS A TRAP? (7/28/2024)

7/28/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

106. How to Write for Fun (& Profit!)

Basic guide to getting started with writing for yourself and pitching yourself to win clients.

107. How I Landed My First Client Midway Through The Odin Project

Aspiring devs; read how I landed my first freelance client halfway through The Odin Project journey, proof that persistence pays off!

108. 3 Major Tax Deductions for Entrepreneurs

If you’re an entrepreneur, you understand the importance of managing the administrative side of your business. You also know how much of a pain it is (and the time it consumes) to ensure that you stay on track.

109. Top Five Common Mistakes New Freelancers Make

Photo by chuttersnap on Unsplash

110. The Controversy of Naming Upwork TIME's 100 Most Influential Companies of 2022

Instead of high-fiving Upwork, I will give you five reasons why this naming is controversial.

111. 5 Successful Startups With Outsourced Development

Hiring talented software developers is a huge expense for business, even more so when the development has to be fast and for a startup. Many new companies in the US and Europe don't have the budget to pay for full-time developers, with this they must look outside of the local talent pool.

112. How To Make Your Website Generate More Leads and Sales From The Same Web Traffic

Learn how to make your website work harder and start converting better the website traffic you already get.

113. Adapting to the Freelance Revolution: A Founder's Perspective

Freelancers bring diversity and specialized skills to the market, allowing businesses to access a global talent pool for their projects.

114. 126 Stories To Learn About Freelancing

Learn everything you need to know about Freelancing via these 126 free HackerNoon stories.

115. How Validus Sets the Standard for Tech-Infused Private Membership Clubs

Dubai-based startup Validus showcases how private membership clubs can thrive in today’s marketplace with a decidedly tech twist.

116. Meet the Writer: Michael Brooks, Founder/CEO at goLance

An award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, and author guides you through the new remote world.

117. Why Solo Developers Should Never Take the Easy Route

This story is my own take on why working solo shouldn't mean you take the easy route as a developer. Sometimes you've got to force yourself to do things to become better at what you do.

118. Crafting Winning Upwork Proposals for Remote Job Opportunities

The Quickest Way To A Freelancer’s Regret Is A Boilerplate

119. What COVID-19 Means for the Future of Work From Home

The worldwide lockdown following the coronavirus pandemic was truly a time for remote work to shine if there ever was one. With most of the globe’s workforce being stranded in their homes and away from the office, the only solution for most was to move their labor to the remote setting.

120. How I Replaced Gaming with Coding and Became a Web Developer

A personal journey from early gaming days to becoming a web developer, sharing experiences with classic games, learning, and the transition to freelancing.

121. How to Become a Successful Freelance Copywriter

Making the shift from full-time employment to freelance can be frustrating. Our handy guide will help you ace the transition and earn 6-figure income in no time

122. A Guide to Open Enrollment and the Health Insurance Marketplace

Navigating the American Health Insurance system is a little tricky. Many countries have what is called a single payer healthcare system covered by taxpayer dollars. Those taxes cover the costs of essential healthcare for all residents and are paid out by the government.

123. The Next Web's Ebony-Storm Halladay Talks About ChatGPT and the Creator Economy

124. Document, Delegate, Dominate: Systemizing Your Filipino Web Dev Business for Growth

This guide explains how to scale your one-person freelance web development business.

125. Top 10 Gifts for Graphic Designers

These gift ideas will help you surprise graphic designers and show your appreciation of their work.

126. How To Find A Great Developer on Upwork

My name is Eduard and I’m the CTO at Polecat. Sometimes I help my friends to find developers on Upwork. Below, I describe how I recently searched for a React developer on Upwork.

127. The Freud Trilogy in the New Remote Work World

What Would Sigmund Freud Do In The Remote Work World?

128. How Are Gig Workers Coping During the Crisis

Workers fight for hazard pay, protective equipment, and better sick leave

129. 37 Stories To Learn About Freelance

Learn everything you need to know about Freelance via these 37 free HackerNoon stories.

130. Does Canva Hurt or Help Graphic Designers? Hacker Noon on Design

Do time-saving apps like Canva help or hinder freelancers and digital creatives? Tell us what you think in a Tweet!

131. Navigating AI: Fiverr and the Future of the Gig Economy

Discover the relation between the gig economy and AI, its impact on freelancers, and the future landscape of digital and physical freelance.

132. 41 Stories To Learn About Upwork

Learn everything you need to know about Upwork via these 41 free HackerNoon stories.

133. A Brief History of Freelancing and New Cybersecurity Opportunities

The funny thing about freelancing is that it has been around for a long time.

134. Agent Smith, Take Me Back to The 9-to-5 Matrix

Freedom is the most expensive word in freelancing.

135. Heroku From the Perspective of a Cloud Architect

As a freelance cloud architect, I spend my time reviewing and playing with the latest and greatest industry trends. Technologies like Kubernetes, ElasticSearch, and Prometheus fill my home and business infrastructure. After many hours of painful configuration and tweaking, they are now tuned to work exactly the way I want.

136. The Gig Economy Revolution: Inspiring a New Generation of Entrepreneurs

Trading a lifetime of employment for a bit of security and a 401k is no longer as appealing to newer generations.

137. 8 Ways Startups Are Changing The Way Businesses Work

The new era of highly connected and interactive technology is changing not only how business employees interact with customers, but also how they interact with each other, and with their company.

138. "Is This Normal?" Top 7 Concerns Among Freelancers in 2020

Am I charging too much? Not enough? Am I saving enough for retirement? Making the most out of my tax breaks? The freelancers we surveyed this year had a lot on their minds—and a lot of advice to offer.

139. Here's How Freelancers can Reduce Their Liabilities to Gigs

For many people, the app-enabled gig economy has changed the way that they approach work. It has allowed people to pick up new side hustles, extra freelance work, or even start whole new careers.

140. Why Businesses Don't Employ Freelancers

From freelancing to full-time roles - explore common quirks and strategies for a successful transition into organizational goals.

141. After Six Months, I Ended My Pandemic Startup

Back in July, I launched Wisherie.co. It was a barter network rooted in the passion economy and improving mental health. My hypothesis, based on my own Great Recession experience, was that bartering during the Pandemic would provide the opportunity for professionals (mainly jobseekers and freelancers) to help small businesses while at the same time offering networking and professional development.

142. Stop Guessing Your Rates: How Filipino Web Devs Can Price Projects Like Pros

This practical guide explains how to price web development projects for Filipino clients.

143. When will 'ethically sourced freelancers' be a thing?

In my previous article ‘Why Does the Global Freelance Economy Need a Mutiny?’ I highlighted how the emergence of the super freelance platforms have come to dominate the global short-term labor hire market. I also explored how decentralised freelance platforms are beginning to offer services with considerable savings in platform fees.

144. New Freelance Writer Shares Tips for Starting Your Freelance Career

Before I began my freelance writing career, I was intrigued by the idea and wanted to pursue this career for quite a few reasons.

145. The Cringiest Part of a Writer’s Job

A mental model to help you accept criticism as a freelance writer.

146. Everyone Is Doing Remote Work but Not Everyone Is Doing It Well with Michael Brooks

On this episode of the HackerNoon podcast, Amy Tom and Michael Brooks get into everything freelance. They dive into https://golance.com, Michael’s freelance marketplace company. How it came about and Michael’s insights on running it. They talk about wild experiences like getting kicked out of Belarus and taking a shot of Brandy first thing every morning before work in Serbia. It’s a wild ride and you definitely should tune in! Brandy or coffee in hand, your choice ;) 🍻

147. The Inevitable Growth of Post-Pandemic Gig Economy

Some gig jobs flourished directly as a result of the pandemic. As the US moves beyond COVID-19, freelance will play an important role in recovery.

148. The Real Cost of Working with a Freelance Developer: Revising Basic Assumptions

Are offshore contractors a more lucrative alternative or not is the key question.

149. 42 Stories To Learn About Gig Economy

Learn everything you need to know about Gig Economy via these 42 free HackerNoon stories.

150. A Guide to Finding and Hiring Quality Freelancers for Web Development

So, you are ready to create a killer web design and build an online presence. You already have excellent ideas for blog posts and landing pages. Now it is time

151. Meet HackerNoon's Reigning 'Most Controversial' Writer of the Year

Nebojsa Todorovic is GoLancer's Marketing and Business Analyst, and "Noonies2020" Award Winner for the Most Controversial Writer of the Year.

152. The Noonification: NoWire, a 1985 Microwave LAN Experiment (6/21/2024)

6/21/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

153. The Noonification: NoWire, a 1985 Microwave LAN Experiment (6/20/2024)

6/20/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

154. My Path From $0 to $5K a Month as a Self-Taught Programmer

How I went from $0 to $5000/month with no degree, no connections just coding, freelancing, and consistency. Here’s my story

155. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Is Trump Remote Work Enemy #1? (9/9/2025)

9/9/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

156. Dr. Seuss Goes Remote: Oh, the Places You’ll Go

I was trying to explain to my kids why they should be excited about the growth of the remote business model. I’ve worked remotely for most of their lives, so they couldn’t understand what it was like when people went to offices, commuted long hours, and did their work surrounded by others. That’s what motivated me to explain remote work to them in a way they could easily comprehend.

157. The Gig Economy Beyond Borders: How Borderless Finance Can Revolutionize the Future of Remote Work

Gig economy and WFH are becoming increasingly popular, and global lockdown measures have introduced companies globally to the transformative qualities of WFH.

158. How Copyright Strikes Helped Boost my Freelance Music Career

By researching an analysis on why I got a lot of orders, I figured out an issue with the music industry. It’s called “Copyright”.

159. The Noonification: Dust on Crust (3/9/2023)

3/9/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

160. Did You Quit Your Job to Face an Even Worse Boss?

The science behind becoming your own personal tyrant

161. Want a Powerful Letter of Reference? Here’s the Script You Need

Jonathon Roseland shares his tips on building a body of 3rd party credibility.

162. The Noonification: Kaiseki (3/17/2023)

3/17/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

163. Invoicing Tech Can Boost Brand Appeal

Your brand is the essence of your company. It’s what your customers perceive you to be, and it’s how you portray your business to the world.

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396 Blog Posts To Learn About Founders

LearnRepo — Fri, 29 May 2026 15:01:07 +0000

Let's learn about Founders via these 396 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Where founders share what they learn on the go. Read founder-related content: everything from challenges, success stories, leadership tips, to experiments.

1. Behind the startup: Interview with Alexander Busarov on Fighting Counterfeiting in China

In this interview we speak with Alex Busarov the co-founder of Taelpay about Taelpay ecosystem a blockchain application developed by the team while operating in China. Tael consists of over
50,000 users in 500 cities, hundreds of products protected with NFC chips and
blockchain, all in cooperation with a long list of participating companies like Rakuten,
Nestlé, New Zealand Cherry Corp,and many more. The Tael ecosystem is anchored by
the Tael token which acts as a reward, loyalty, and marketing incentive for
participants in the ecosystem. Now lets delve straight into the interview!

2. How to Create a Habit Tracker in Notion

Why Even Track Your Habits?

3. 11 Non-Technical Startup Founders Who Built Great Tech Products

It might be surprising to some, but even non-technical startup founders have been behind great tech products like Tinder and AirBnB without the usual background

4. The Role of Change in a Pitch Deck Answering the "Why Now?" Question

A successful pitch starts with a well-thought-out pitch deck. And the "Why now" section is arguably one of the most important aspects of that deck.

5. Exit Strategies For Tech Entrepreneurs: Knowing When And How To Sell

An exit strategy is often developed at an early stage and outlined in a business plan so that investors understand how they will receive a return of investments

6. An Interview With Ilya Sutskever, Co-Founder of OpenAI

OpenAI cofounder and chief scientist Ilya Stuskever talks about ChatGPT and the promise of models like GPT-4

7. 5 Low-Investment Business Ideas You Can Start Online

Entrepreneurship definitely is one of the most misconceived terminologies of the era. It seems like a mountain of tasks to start a business. When we think of all the time, money, and risks involved, it’ just seems so inaccessible to a regular man or woman.

8. How Jay Wey Amassed Millions of Followers on TikTok while Maintaining a Full-Time Job

In this Slogging thread, we talk to Jay Wey the Co-founder of Ubiik and social media influencer behind jayandsharon.

9. How I started my IoT Company

A biological marvel, the human itself known as homo sapiens. In the Latin language, it stands for a wise man. A wise man that survived about 200,000 years of evolution and extinction. There are many perspectives towards its survival and today I would like to share my perspective, slightly vague but different. There is a concept of what drives you that has become popular within the last decade. Certain presumptions about the driving force are based upon raw emotional aspects such as passion and rage. I find to myself that these aspects are reactions to our stubbornness to keep on going on but the negative aspect is that these reactions are short-lived and eventually man settles with peace. I would like to share a certain experience in a short period of my life that has produced results beyond my expectations. It is a small story of how I created my IoT Device converted into a product and made a company out of it.

10. Top Ten Startup Ecosystems in the World 2019: Flat Earth Ahead

We skipped last year, but this year SparkLabs Group is back with our fourth
rankings and report of the Top Ten Startup Ecosystems in the World.

11. Underrated Founder Traits: The Unspoken Variables in Startup Success

In the venture capital ecosystem, there's a persistent allure for formulas, models, and hard data that investors routinely rely upon...

12. How a Solo Developer Can Make $1,100,000 Per Month

It's possible for a solo developer to build a profitable microstartup to pay the bills and live life on their own terms.

13. [Startup Founder Interview] 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder

Startup founders, here's how to get featured on HackerNoon! This startup founder interview template is based on David Smooke’s ten founder questions.

[14. How Fitt Insider Started With

a Newsletter and Reached The
Top of the Fitness Industry](https://hackernoon.com/how-fitt-insider-started-with-a-newsletter-and-reached-the-top-of-the-fitness-industry)

When it comes to building a successful business, the journey of Anthony Vennare, co-founder of Fitt Insider, offers invaluable insights. From leveraging persona

15. Unlock the Secret to Startup Success by Mastering the Explore-Exploit Loop

Startups need to strike a balance between seeking new opportunities and maximizing the existing ones.

16. 10 Ukrainian Founders' Stories on Leading Web3 Businesses During the War and Bear Market

Ten stories of Ukrainian founders on leading Web3 companies during the war and bear market: relocation, working under sirens, distress, and raising capital.

17. Founder Interviews: Artem Petakov of Noom

What's Your Background, and How Did That Lead You to Your Current Role?

18. I Created a Mobile App That Turns People Into Giga Chads and Memes With AI

MeMemes is a mobile app that uses AI to transform people into over 30 famous meme images.

19. 5 Great Tools To Create an MVP Without Coding [Bonus Included]

How to build a start-up or product MVP without coding

20. Yusuf Sevim on Merging Reality and Digital Realms Through MetaTime

Yusuf Sevim discusses MetaTime's revolutionary journey to fuse the real and digital using cutting-edge blockchain tech, emphasizing speed and security.

21. Tech Made in Ukraine: The People Behind the Platforms We Use Every Day

Discover how Ukrainian tech talent is driving global innovation through success stories like GitLab, Revolut, Grammarly, Wise, and Moss.

22. The Most Important Skill of a Founder: Sales

After starting two companies, I’ve learned that sales is by far the most important skill for a founder.

23. How to Hack Awareness for Your Startup — Without Content Marketing

Startups usually focus on building their product first, and don’t even try to generate leads or interest until an MVP is ready. Some will just launch on ProductHunt hoping for some lead flow. But in the best case, they will get eyeballs for two days, and then no more leads come in. And building a lead flow is not that easy.

24. 👨‍💻 Developer Insights From Robin Thurston: Founder of MapMyFitness and CEO of Outside

Robin Thurston, Outside CEO, shares insights: seize opportunities, prioritize customers, embrace mobile tech, build reward mechanisms, impact society.

25. This is How I Won Pioneer, A Fully Remote Accelerator

This is a story about how I won ‘Pioneer’ and what I learned during this program. Pioneer is a fully remote accelerator and it’s a community where entrepreneurs/indie makers help each other improve their own businesses.

26. How a First Time CTO Can Choose the Right Techstack for Their Startup

If you are a developer who is still in school or freshly (drop) out of the college or you just have a couple of years of corporate experience and have decided to take on the entrepreneurial journey as a tech-(co)founder / CTO of a startup, this series will help you understand various aspects and the role you will have to play as a technology leader for the success of your startup.

27. The Attention Economy is Worth Billions of Dollars

The average consumer’s attention is now worth billions of dollars because that’s how much companies spend on their user acquisition efforts.

28. I Helped Build 5 Companies before 34 and This is The #1 Mistake First time Founders Make

The debate was deadlocked. Three members of my team at Kanary—the platform I’d built for brands to buy digital ad space—agreed with me, and three didn’t. It was 2013, and I’d spent the last year building Kanary as the company’s founder and CEO.

29. "The Timing Was Off!" — Strava Co-Founder Mark Gainey on Popularizing Fitness on the Internet

Mark Gainey talks about the early challenges of creating Strava and how him and his co-founder built a healthy, profitable business.

30. The Stripe Atlas Review: How we Started a US Company as Non-US Residents

Here’s our end-to-end experience: how we incorporated Rapidr, Inc., a C-Corp with Stripe Atlas, and got set up with a business bank account, mailing address.

31. 9 Startup Metrics For Tech Founders To Track

In this post, you will find nine essential metrics that you should know about and measure. Your KPIs can change as your startup grows.

32. How Didactic's Move to Crowdfunding Signals Opportunity for All

Didactic's crowdfunding will change the crowdfunding space.

33. The 40 Under 40 Fueling Spain's Startup Economy

This article explores the impressive achievements of these ambitious entrepreneurs and their innovative business ideas.

34. LLC vs. Corporation: What’s the Best Structure for Your Startup?

Source: Zuza Gałczyńska, Unsplash

When starting your own business, it may be challenging to choose between an LLC and a Corporation. Here is some information that may make the decision a little less taxing.

35. 15+ Awesome Stuff to Build and Sell With JavaScript (and Friends)

Learn fifteen+ types of projects you can turn in your next side hustle or full-time arrangement to leverage your JavaScript skills in a scalable way.

36. Introducing Notion to Entrepreneurs, Founders, and Startup Executives

This long-form article is an informal introduction to Notion for entrepreneurs, founders and startup executives. It covers the basics and explains what makes this company truly special. It’s a 17 minute read full of film and pop culture references because why not. Also, this is my first blog post on the internet.

37. State of Hacker Noon 2019-2020

Photo Credit, Giphy.com/HackerNoon, where we have 1.7M impressions since creating our account in October.

38. Startup 101: From Idea to Business Model

We all from time to time come across an idea for a Startup. A company that can be a million or billion or maybe trillion-dollar worth. A company that can be next Tesla or Amazon, but sadly, 99.99999% of us don’t take the next step. That idea remains just a fragment of our memory.

39. Founder Interviews: Stephen Tse of Harmony.one

A serial founder who sold a startup to Apple and worked on infrastructure projects at Google, Harmony.one founder & CEO Stephen Tse has raised an $18M seed round and assembled one of the top engineering teams to build a next-generation high-performance blockchain protocol.

40. Zoom's Nine Year Path to Overnight Success

Zoom has been in news a lot lately. It has gone from being an enterprise solution to a household name pretty fast.

41. Founders at Work: 150+ YCombinator Founders’ Stories

Jessica Livingston's book "Founders at work" (2007, 32 stories) inspired thousands of founders to start their startups.

42. Year in Review 2020: Profitable Side Project, Startup MVPs and more

My process in building things that can invent opportunities for our business and career

43. A Conversation With John McAfee From Underground London

What a character. This interview began with Zoom breaking and we when we started a new Zoom call, McAfee pretended to talk without making sounds just to fuck with me. Then we hit record:

44. What The Non-Technical Entrepreneur Needs To Know About Tech

You’re a non-technical entrepreneur and you have a business-driven vision for your startup. As an entrepreneur, you don’t need to be a technical expert. However, you do need to know the basic concepts because many tech decisions are business decisions.

45. Founder Interviews: Max Krohn of Keybase

What's your background, and what are you working on?

46. All the Tools You Need to Emulate the Experience of Being in a Physical Office

On managing remote teams and creating an atmosphere similar to your office: Recently, I did a webinar with TIE and fellow women founders on Managing remote teams. A lot of you asked for the extensive list of tools that I mentioned in the webinar. So, here it is!

47. "When You’re Humble and Have Humility - You Rise to the Top"

Michael Gaizutis is the Founder of RNO1 – Experience Design Agency for Tech & Web3 Brands of the Future.

48. The happy ending to my burnout story

Burnout is a scary thing. It creeps in when you least expect it. And it usually takes longer than usual for you to realize it’s even happening. Let’s back up a few months.

49. Testkube: K8s Native Testing Tool

More background information on the Cloud Native Testing Tool, Testkube.

50. How to Approach Strategic Planning When the Sky is Falling

Can you remember when you used to gather in person with your team to define your roadmap and reassess your company’s collective priorities? Every quarter, our team at Pillar VC convenes for a strategic planning session to decide how we’ll invest our time and energy in the months ahead; last week, we held this meeting for the first time over Zoom. While we’ve only been working remotely for a few weeks, it feels like the world around us has changed at lightning speed.

51. Nine Lessons I Learnt Over Nine Years Running A Company

I sent the following note to the Sift team today. I’m also sharing it here in case it’s useful to others.

52. Books to Billions: How Sachin and Binny Bansal Built Flipkart to 100+ Million Customers

It is hard to imagine that one small company can completely transform the way we shop. But that is exactly what Flipkart has done. In 2007, e-commerce was still considered a niche business and most Indians did their shopping offline. Internet was taking over the world and Steve Jobs had just launched the world’s first iPhone in 2007 which was about to disrupt the entire smartphone industry in the years to come.

53. "The Abandonment of Clean Algos is the Suicide of Mainstream Social Media" - Minds CEO Bill Ottman

Bill Ottman is the co-creator and CEO of Minds, a free and open source social network with crypto rewards. They continue to make waves as an alternative to the incumbent social network business model of surveillance capitalism. Bill has also been a guest on the Joe Rogan podcast. Today, he kindly took the time to answer some questions for Hacker Noon.

54. Going From Idea to Client in 6 Weeks [Here's What We Did]

In January 2020, we met with about 45 companies. This enabled us to refine our vision (3 pivots in that month), understand our go-to-market, and start to build a list of potential clients. Once we felt confident about the product, we entered into full implementation mode.

55. Reddit's Origin Story and Persistent Path to Product Market Fit

Welcome to the first edition of Product Stories. The first product that I have chosen is Reddit — a company that thousands of startups have tried to emulate but always failed to do so. Let’s look at why that is and what’s so special about Reddit.

56. Founder Interviews: Rousseau Kazi of Threads

What's your background?

57. Founder Interviews: Jeremy Burton of Wonolo

58. Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions!

So, my dear startup founders, do you know what your minions are doing while you aren't looking?

59. NFT Adoption in Modern Companies: An Interview With Evinco Winery DAO Co-Founder, Joy Pathak

A conversation with Joy Pathak, Evinco Winery DAO co-founder, about NFTs and how they are set to change the food and beverages industry.

60. Blending AI and Human Expertise: How Smith.ai CEO/Founder is Revolutionizing SMB Customer Engagement

Discover how Smith.ai combines AI and human expertise to revolutionize 24/7 customer engagement for SMBs, driving growth through advanced virtual receptionists.

61. What Are The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Startup Lessons From Netflix’s Movie “The White Tiger”?

What is “The White Tiger?" If you’re asking startup founders, the answer is - not just another Netflix movie, but a unique collection of great business lessons.

62. Stepping Away From Operational Management

The headspace of the owner is key, especially when they're hands-on in running their business, putting their all into it

63. A Female CTO Shares Her Thorny Journey In the Male-Dominated Tech Industry

Colette Wyatt is a Chief Technology Officer at Evolve, an award-winning UK-based software house with an R&D Centre in Ukraine. She's also a Co-Founder and COO of e-bate, a revolutionary platform for rebates management, which attracted £950,000 last year from Mercia Asset Management, the MEIF Proof of Concept & Early Stage Fund, and part of the Midlands Engine Investment Fund.

64. Founder Interviews: Lingke Wang of Ethos

Lingke Wang and the Ethos team have recently raised over $46 million in order to simplify and modernize the archaic life insurance industry.

65. The Pirate Bay Is Still Alive: Words From One of the Co-Founders

Peter Kolmisoppi explains why The Pirate Bay is still alive and some websites aren't.

66. Understanding the Different Kinds of Founder Madness

The six Archetypes of Founder Madness: Imperial Individualist, Naively Confident, Strategic Contrarian, Frontier Explorer, Mad Scientist, and Global Catalyst.

67. Meet the Man Who Has Bought Over 500 Companies

Luke Sophinos tells the story of Mark Leonard.

68. Airtable: 26 Firms Offering Non-Dilutive Funding Options to Founders

Raise money without giving up a piece of your company

69. The 11 Pieces of Advice I Would Give to My Younger Self — Thoughts on Building 'The Information'

Ten years after founding The Information, the tech journalist–CEO contemplates everything she wishes she’d known from the start.

70. Promoted from Dev to Team Lead: 8 things they didn’t tell me

I was 24 years old. A baby.

71. The Future of Gathering Information Online

Please welcome our weekly sponsor Paperform to Hacker Noon! I stumbled upon Paperform when their founder Dean McPherson contributed a number of in the trenches startup founder stories, like Stop Thinking About Scaling — For Developers Working on Crazy New Startup Ideas, to Hacker Noon. Today, we’re going to catch up on the state of this startup — and find out what makes Dean & his cofounder Dionysia McPherson do what they do.

72. Community Commerce Is the Most Underrated Growth Strategy in Modern Marketing

Community commerce is transforming growth by turning customers into advocates. Learn how brands drive trust, retention, and revenue through community.

73. Founders and MMA Fighters are More Similar Than You Think

What if startup founders learning mixed martial arts - or mixed martial arts fighters found a startup. Takeaways of traversed startup journey and sports.

74. ChatGPT Can Transform the Way Businesses Approach Customer Service

Most organizations consider customer service an overhead while it is an opportunity. It allows you to drive continued value from the customer even after a sale.

75. Startup Interview with Alex Cojocaru, CEO of Licenseware

Licenseware is the first open app ecosystem for software license management. Reduce software costs and manage licensing risks, PAYIG, completely modular.

76. The Agony of a First Time Founder

First time founders build out of passion. They face a problem and try to solve for themselves, making assumptions that everyone has the same problem.

77. From Graduating College to Raising $1+ Million Dollars in 9 months

I was studying Mechanical Engineering in my final year at college in the UK when I joined my roommate and his friend in building an app called Cluttr they started developing in the Summer of 2017.

78. Eugene Lisovskiy, Level up Basket Founder: “Community Is the Core of Everything; It Inspires Growth”

Read for opinions on growing a robust community in any niche, adapting your product to the metaverse, the power of outsourcing and the future of AI.

79. The Future of No-Code: An Interview with Parker Thompson from No-Code Report 🚀

No-Code Report is a weekly no-code newsletter, built using no-code tools like Webflow, Airtable, and Zapier. Working at a no-code analytics firm, I wanted to learn about insights in the field more broadly, so I spoke with No-Code Report's founder, Parker Thompson, on the state of the industry and its future.

80. Growth Hacking Is Dead. Trust Is the New Growth Engine.

Growth hacking once drove startup traction, but customer trust now powers sustainable growth. Learn how trust, retention, and community drive startup success.

81. From Zero to Manic

I am 36 years old and have long felt disconnected from the world. Not so much the natural world — that I’ve been lovingly drawn to and constantly in awe of as far back as I can remember.

82. Seth Flora on Entrepreneurship, HackerNoon, and His Least Favorite Thing About the Internet

Seth Flora is the owner of LEO Digital Marketing. In his spare time, he helps founders create business plans, form strategies, and more.

83. How to Not Fail Your Next Startup

Over the past 7 years I have worked in large IT companies in the Russian Federation, EU, and in the USA. Here's what I wish I knew before I started each project

84. 5 Steps to Build a SaaS Product That Gets Funded

Roughly a decade ago I decided to move away from my corporate job in investment banking in London to pursue something I always knew I wanted: to become an entrepreneur.

85. Introducing S.A.M.: The Self-leadership Framework

TL;DR: A self-leader does everything that a leader should do, but for herself. She plans, motivates, listens, and cares for herself. She uses the S.A.M. framework to put her efforts into perspective by focussing on Skills, Attitude, and Mindfulness as the core of her self-leadership practice.

86. How Threads Raised A $10M+ Series A Led By Sequoia Capital

Four fundraising tips from Rousseau Kazi of Threads.com

87. How the Founder of “SaaS for Daycare” Raised a $4.2

For parents of toddlers and babies, finding the right daycare can be a huge challenge. Jessica Chang saw this as an opportunity.

88. Looking at the Startup Ecosystem: Fundraising Market Map

This map is a visual overview of every company that helps you get an investment for your startup, from pitch decks to captable management.

89. Founders Interviews: Will Martino of Kadena

90. Advice for Founders During Uncertain Times

Having been in the VC business for 22 years now, we have had the misfortune of living through at least two major downturns. While each has its own unique characteristics, there are a few lessons that may be relevant in responding to the latest crisis.

91. Why Should You Startup?

myPluto helps small teams, young entrepreneurs and ,aspiring product managers to navigate the development of their first product in a structured manner.

92. You Are Literally Hired, If You Have This One Skill

Here is how a role most people had never heard of became the career opportunity everyone's talking about.

93. You Suck at Setting Performance Metrics

One of the most common frustrations among business professionals is performance metrics. Performance metrics are how employers value the contributions made by their employees and how employees clarify the expectations of their employer. It’s a simple tool that when used with intentionality can be a powerful asset for a company, but when used wrong can be one of the fastest ways to lose top talent and discourage your workforce.

94. Founders, Do You Have a Plan for the End of the World?

Founders and CEOs have a lot of tasks and responsibilities. Coaching the team, becoming a mentor for newcomers, and preparing for the end of the world.

95. Tech Stack Decisions are Make-or-break for Startups

Choosing lean, scalable, and adaptable tools is the smart play.

96. This Editor Uses the Power of Storytelling to Help Diverse Tech Entrepreneurs Thrive

More than half of America’s cutting-edge companies valued at $1 billion or more were established by foreign-born founders.

97. Five Tips for Applying to YC 2021

Tips and resources for applying to Y Combinator

98. Breaking The Loop Of Trust While Dealing With Real-World-Data Between The Patients And Researchers

In this interview, we spoke to the company’s Co-CEO and Co-Founder, Ashwin Rathod about its innovation.

99. How To Use OKRs For Your High-Growth Startup

Airbyte, the open-source data integration platform, shares how they performed on their OKRs for Q1 2021, and what their new OKRs for Q2 2021 are.

100. WordPress is Entering its End-Stage Founder Period

Juan Gonzalez (@Kaelon @JuanDotCo) describes how WordPress, like every founder-led enterprise, is approaching a predictably dangerous period.

101. The 10 Top Places in Europe for New Startups to Apply for Tax Breaks

It’s been roughly two months now since the Coronavirus turned our lives upside down. From practising social distancing and getting used to a life confined within four walls. To constant washing of hands and wearing masks and other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) just to buy a loaf of bread. All the while watching strangers, friends and loved ones getting sick, COVID-19 is truly something none of us saw coming — well besides Bill Gates.

102. Delivering Zero-Fee Trading Through Sheer Determination

Anyone familiar with our project, Digitex Futures, will know that it’s been a long and eventful journey to get here. But we’ve stayed the course. Even during the worst bear market imaginable when many other projects had to throw in the towel, we’ve managed to survive.

103. Antoni Zolciak, Aleph Zero's COO & CMO, talks about creating a public blockchain

Startup interview with Antoni Zolciak of Aleph Zero, a public blockchain with enhanced privacy features. We combine academic excellence with business know-how.

104. Bootstrapping Surge: Why 57% More Founders Are Self-Funding in 2025

Pilot's annual founder survey report found that a quarter of founders are self-funding.

105. I Lost $400k ARR and Tested Positive for Covid-19 on The Same Day

March 13, 2020. I’ll remember this day as Charcoal Grey Friday in honor of my Costco sweatpants (thanks mother-in-law) and it being the hardest day of my career at GrowthHit.

106. A Conversation with Genesis Mining CEO Marco Streng

Genesis Mining CEO Marco Streng studied mathematics at the Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich before
co-founding Genesis Mining in 2013 and becoming a passionate advocate for blockchain
technology and cryptocurrency.

107. Why Startups May Fail to Get Funding in 2022

If you want to start your business but don't know where to get capital, you need to find out who the investors are and why they are ready to sponsor startups.

108. Founder Interviews: Francisco Homem de Mello of Qulture.Rocks

109. Marcus Cobb Overcame A Tornado (And A Pandemic) To Raise Capital

From raising money outside of Silicon Valley to pivoting after hitting a fundraising wall, to dealing with tornados and pandemics - Jammber founder Marcus Cobb shares his top tips for startup founders.

110. Top-5 lessons I learned during Apple Entrepreneur Camp

Apple Entrepreneur Camp taught key lessons—app inclusivity, user-centered approach, product page optimization, app review preparation, and user rewards.

111. How To Say "No" At Work Without Sounding Like A Jerk

“No” is often equated with being mean but “no” isn’t about shutting projects and people down. Here's how to say no in a corporate setting without sounding rude.

112. 7 Startup Safety Considerations for New Businesses

If you’re getting your startup up and running, then you know that it takes a lot of effort and time. It also takes a lot of resources. No matter the size of the business, you are investing resources in it, and we’re not just talking about financial resources. Startup owners are also prepared to invest their time, energy, and emotions in something they truly believe in.

113. ‘It Is Never Too Late to Learn, Grow, and Inspire’: Viktor Kochetov, CEO of Kyrrex

Startup interview with Viktor Kochetov, CEO of Kyrrex.

114. Building a Mental Health Startup: Insights from a Founder

People have a wide range of different "tools" that can give them cheap and fast relief of anxiety or other psychological conditions.

115. Everything I Learned (the Hard Way) as a First-Time AI SaaS Founder

A first-time CEO shares what went right, what went wrong, and the governance mistakes every startup founder should avoid before it’s too late.

116. Assembling the Avengers of Web3: How Andrew Masanto Brought Tech's Hottest Founding Team Together

Andrew Masanto is a two-time web3 unicorn founder, having started and popularized two of the top 100 cryptocurrencies (Hedera and Reserve).

117. With AI, Coders Have More Time for Creative Coding: Malik Drabla, Co-Founder Adrenaline

In this interview, we speak with Malik Drabla, the co-founder of Adrenaline - an AI project to help coders make the best of their code.

118. Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in the Technology Industry

Hacker Noon Non-Technical Founder Podcast- Episode 53 Zack Hurley

119. Five Things I Would Have Done Differently

I don’t have many regrets in my professional career. In fact, I have none. Regretting is useless and a waste of time.

120. Opening a Bank Account is Still A Hurdle for Crypto Startups

If you’re a crypto startup dealing with stubborn institutions, you’re not alone!

121. The Non-Technical Founder

I have been speaking to Coworking spaces, Incubators and Accelerators across London and it has become apparent that there is a common problem arising from non-technical startup founders. This transcends the culture, this impacts more than just female or minority-led startups.

122. Founder Interviews: David Karandish of Jane.ai

123. The Unusual Strategy This Entrepreneur Used To Raise Most of His Round Before It Even Started

A few years ago, Matthew Klein and his brother Andrew saw that the retail landscape was changing and that companies needed more agility than ever.

124. Fundraising: No One is Going to Do It For You

My "Tough Love" Talk To Founders Who Are Struggling To Raise Capital

125. Bringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story of Danny De Hek and Sultan Kassam

Bringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story of Danny De Hek and Sultan KassamBringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story

126. Behind Trust Wallet: A Glimpse into the World's Leading Multi-chain Crypto Wallet

Eowyn emphasizes security in the crypto realm amidst rising cybersecurity threats.

127. How to Build a Great Team

Marc Randolph goes over the importance of building a great team.

128. State of the Cryptomarket: An Interview With BankX CEO Lance Parker

The cryptomarket is melting. The cryptomarket meltdown is a result of the bearish sentiment in the market.

129. Lior Yaffe from Jelurida on How Covid-19 Uncovers the Flaws in Our Money System

"What I see is how the pandemic is exposing the inefficiency and inequality of the existing fiat system. Governments are printing money to bailout those who recklessly spent it during the good years. Banks lending government-backed money to those who don't need it instead of helping businesses in distress." - Lior Yaffe, Co-Founder, Jelrurida

130. Founder Interviews: James Wu and Allen Lu of AdaptiLab

Childhood friends James and Allen are making it easier for companies to build machine learning teams with AdaptiLab (Techstars Seattle ‘19).

131. The Systematic Guide to Finding a Co-Founder

You’re going to spend more time with your co-founder than with your spouse. This is why finding the right one is the one activity you CANNOT afford to rush. If you’re truly passionate about founding a company, you have only two options: compromise or keep on looking.

132. How a Bunch of Little Pitching Tweaks Helped This Founder Raise $4M For His Purchasing Software…

Serial entrepreneur Andrew Hoag had a huge frustration.

133. 10 Reasons Why Startup Fails

There are a number of prominent startup examples that have been very successful in the past few decades like Facebook, Instagram, and Airbnb among others. But from these stories of success, quite a number of failure stories are left untouched. According to an estimate 9 out of 10 startups end up failing. Entrepreneurs publish post mortem online and they are quite haunting. The reasons for failure may depend upon various factors like insufficient funding, incompetent team, and lack of motivation. I have compiled a list of 10 reasons which have been the cause of startup failures.

134. Tips for Building in Public as A Founder From Europe Eu

How building in public helped the growth of my startup.

135. Startup Interviews: Josh Aziz of TransferWise

What's your background, and what are you working on?

136. Understanding the Intricacies of Growth Marketing for Lean Startups

For most companies, growth marketing is the way of the future for leveraging data and agility to scale revenue and increase customer lifetime value.

137. Founder Interviews: Matt Creager of Manifold

Matt is the co-founder & VP of Marketing and Developer Relations at Manifold, the cloud-native marketplace company.

138. Han Solo — my journey from Google to founding Kalo

Why I left Google to found an AI startup funded by Techstars and Peter Thiel.

139. Startups: Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid to Launch a Project in a Bear Market

Despite the bear market startups should not turn off their projects in the crypto industry and Web 3.0. A few tips for projects on how to start in a bear market

140. How I learned Elixir and Launched a Product in 60 days

The concepts behind Erlang/OTP/Elixir make it a great fit for a tool like the one I was building

141. Saving Cryptocurrency from Scammers: Interview with Crypto Vigilante

I think the ICO run is past us. We will not see a crazy market like we did in 2017. Scammers are very sophisticated and are always coming up with new ways to scam.

142. Exploring AgriFi: An Exclusive Interview With Tórónet Co-founder Bolaji Akinboro

True to my conviction that blockchain's enormous disruptive potential can change the status quo, I recently sat down with Bolaji to explore AgriFi and Tórónet

143. Navigating the Risks and Opportunities of Starting an AI Company

The world of AI startups is rapidly expanding, with a multitude of new players and innovative solutions in various industries.

144. Unraveling Decentralized AI Computation & Web3 with Jet Liu, Product Director at Phoenix

A conversation with Jet Liu on how a combination of AI, Web3, and innovations in computation technology can help shape the future.

145. How To Pick The Best Tech Stack for your SaaS Startup

Choosing the right set of frameworks, database, front-end tools, back-end tools to build a long lasting tech stack for your SaaS

146. The Founder Playlist: Reflections on Really Good Advice from 45 CEOs

On the Importance of Building Healthy Co-Founder Relationships, Navigating Investor Meetings, and Investing in Your Mental Health as a Founder.

147. Daniel Quoc Dung Huynh, An Entrepreneur Advocating for Open-Source Privacy-Friendly AI

Daniel Quoc Dung Huynh, CEO and Co-founder of Mithril Security, is launching a startup to democratize privacy-by-design AI tools.

148. 10 Things Every Beginner Indie Hacker Should Know

10 Lessons I learned after making $1K as an Indie Hacker

149. 10 Things To Do Right Away Before Starting Your Product Journey

We all have different roles to fulfill during a product’s journey. Some of us are heavily invested on the sales and marketing side while others consider the technical decisions as their day to day job. While segregation of work is important as well as useful for founders, there are a lot of things that all founders need to learn to make sure they are ahead on the curve as they take continuous decisions for the product and its growth. Here are 10 things to do right away as you start your product journey.

150. The NodeJS Digital Transformation Guide for Non-Technical Founders

When it comes to selecting the right back-end technology. It can be confusing to evaluate your project needs and a versatile fit for your back-end development. However, NodeJS can be the best fit for your product. Thus, hire NodeJS developers to build the best business solution. Some of the crucial factors include whether you should look for offshore or onshore hiring.

151. Six Tips to Build Awareness for Your Tech Startup

You have built a tech startup to provide an outstanding solution, but it is not necessary that all the people will understand your idea in the beginning.

152. Surviving Coronavirus Pandemic: A Guide for Startups

Yes, we’re witnessing a crisis unfolding. Not only people get gripped by the coronavirus fear. It’s like a stroke for most businesses — some will recover, some won’t.

153. How Brazil’s Newly Elected Government Will Affect Its Bustling Startup Ecosystem

With a new political wind blowing through Brazil, we need to ask: What impact might Lula's election have on the buzzing startup ecosystem?

154. How to Win the UAE Market: Promotional Strategies for Small and Medium-sized Businesses

155. If You Want To Achieve A Goal Show Up Prepared

It is important to realize that we have the ability to manufacture our own fate when we want to. - Eric Haney, Delta Force operator

156. 11 Lessons I Learned as a Tech Founder

I’ve been a full-time founder for almost a year but have been into startup culture for most of my professional career as a software engineer (~4 years).

157. You Owe Your Team Prompt Layoffs and a New Plan

Right now, the start-up community is facing upheaval. Although shelter-in-place rules tend to affect some companies more than others and hopefully will be limited to the short-term, all of us will be in uncharted territory for the rest of the year, as we navigate chaotic capital markets and a possible recession.

158. Why Are So Many Startups Built Now Only To Sell Later?

Unsuccessful startups are all alike; every successful startup has succeeded in its own way.

159. Do You Have to Code to Be in Tech?

Software Development is a route that’s proved to be very popular in the last couple of years in tech. From HTML & CSS webinars to Ruby on Rails meet ups, you can’t escape the hype. But what if coding isn’t for you? What if you want to solve problems in Tech without writing code, is there a career out there for you?

160. Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange

Anti Danilevski, KickEX CEO and founder, talks about Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange based on his own experiences in the field.

161. Founder Interviews: Satyam Vaghani of Nutanix

What's your background, and what are you working on?

162. An Intro to D-Commerce with Geoffrey Frank

Geoffrey Frank is the founder of Myntist, a startup that combines e-commerce and d-commerce platforms into a digital hybrid ecosystem.

163. Ignore the Internet (and 3 More Lessons Learned Between $10 and $1,100)

In July, my brother and I launched our first software product after nearly 2 years of working full-time on our business. We hit a big milestone that month and generated our first $10 in software revenue.

164. The One Piece Of Advice All Founders Need To Hear

Lose the to-do list, there is only one thing you need to focus on

165. 15 Advanced Cybersecurity & Web 3.0 Executives

A new breed of tech visionaries has been instrumental in driving this change and helping to deliver Web 3.0 solutions to the masses.

166. How Sound.me Simplifies AI-Powered Influencer Marketing

Explore Sound.me's journey, an AI-driven influencer platform transforming influencer marketing with simplicity, accountability, and global reach.

167. How to Name Your Startup

I’ve always found naming things to be particularly challenging. That is because a bad name is way worse than a good name is good - naming your car the “No-Go” (as the Chevy Nova was in Spanish) is far worse than a decent name like the Passat is good. Naming is, unfortunately, a negative sum game.

168. Tokenisation of Real World Assets : An Interview With OpenTrade CEO David Sutter

David Sutter is the CEO of OpenTrade, an institutional lending platform that provides users access to a suite of on-chain credit products for tokenized real-wor

169. Growing From $0 to $10 in Revenue in 24 Months

I know what you’re thinking. “That title has to be a typo. No one could grow that fast!”. I’m here to tell you that if you work hard and pursue your dreams you too can make $10 in 2 years.

170. Adadot Founder Alex on Building a Analytics Tool and being Nominated For #Noonies 2022

I’m Alex and I’m the Founder at Adadot.

171. The New Frontier: Investing in Web 3.0's Cutting-Edge Technology

I am speaking with James Wo, the CEO and founder of the investment firm Digital Finance Group, to discuss promising sectors within Web 3.0 for investment.

172. Virtual Assets, Charity, and Humanity in 2023

Philcoin is the world’s first philanthropic blockchain super dApp, says founder Jerry Lopez.

173. Why Digital Marketing Isn't Working for Your Tech Startup

That are countless blog posts that extoll the benefits and power of digital marketing. There are even more that show you exactly how to do it.

174. Doers Vs No Doers: An Analytical Approach

To start with, this is a tricky topic, where I might find people in conflict with my perception but after all when isn’t conflict a promising act. Conflict by its meaning is a disagreement where one holds an entirely opposite perspective and surely does one defend it as if it was their very own life at stake. I think that is a beauty of it, perhaps lasting for a long time that is unexpected or usual. I would put it as my experience to suggest that I have seen people get excited and enthusiastic about doing something. It can be an idea or a project or anything that they either want to achieve in life or a common goal to which one puts an effort.

175. We Made a Twist and Learned a Lot: Navigating a Startup

Learn from our twist-filled journey and gain valuable insights. Find inspiration and guidance for your own pivotal path

176. How I Went From a Freelance Developer to a Product Founder, My 10 Year Journey

A short story of a workaholic engineer switching from a developer to a product founder in 10 years.

177. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Zaheer Dodhia, CEO and Brand Hacker

Let's make the business world beautiful with brand designs.

178. Unity Communications Founder on Building the Company

Explore Patrick Brown's vision for Unity Communications, blending superior BPO services with his love for DJing.

179. Finally Going Full Remote? Here's Everything You Need to Know First

Remote work is booming largely because of the lockdown. But this way of working has been around for a long time - especially among knowledge workers. During the pandemic, a lot of companies tested remote working for the first time, and most of them do not plan to go back to the office even after the lockdown. However, some holes need to be patched and things taken care of before any founder jumps into remote working permanently.

180. Culture and Leadership in Startups: Lessons from the Founder

Lessons from a founder on shaping startup culture that scales — from hiring and leadership to trust, transparency, and building a team you’re proud of.

181. Founder Interviews: Joe Mahavuthivanij of Mythic Markets

182. Pre-PMF Startup: How To Do It Right

In the beginning of June 2020, we had enough cash to sustain ourselves for 2 years, and had decided to pivot. At the time, we weren’t sure if we needed to move away from our product, on which revenues were growing very slowly, or not. We spent 6 weeks in full exploration mode to identify what our next step was.

183. Cash Rules Everything Around Me [Writing Prompts For Startup Founders]

Are you a startup founder? Consider filling out these writing prompts so readers can get to know your company better, and it's a great way for others to learn.

184. The Day the CEO of Meta Stopped to Like My Vision

Never underestimate the power of sharing what you think. Write, publish, post. Technology is built that way — brick by brick, idea by idea.

185. Exclusive Interview With DEGA Founder and CEO Carlos Rene

In this interview, you are going to learn more about Carlos's blockchain career and DEGA, his brainchild.

186. How to Start, Run and Sell Your Billion-dollar Business

Timeless advice to profit from your passions, capitalize on your ideas and become a better human being.

187. 5 Reasons Why You Should Do Competitive Analysis Before Building A Product

5 reasons why you should do competitive analysis before building a product ?
Using competitive analysis, startup founders can get a head on in product.

188. Podcast: Kate Dudzik on AI ethics, product-led data science and more!

One thing that has become clear in the last few years is that the soft parts of data science are becoming even more important. What do I mean by soft parts? I a

189. From Corporate Job to Solopreneurship — Insights From Running My Own Mentorship Business For a Year

Achieving a €260,000 with My Central European Software Engineering Leadership Venture.

190. Duelist King Nominated as Blockchain Game Dev of the Year

Nicole Nguyen is the co-founder of Duelist King, the first NFT game powered by Dual Launch via OccamRazer IDO and PancakeSwap IFO.

191. Founder Interviews: Michael Reitblat of Forter

Forter is the leading provider in e-commerce fraud prevention, protecting $130B in digital transactions annually.

192. The 10 Most Inspirational Quotes by Miki Agrawal

Miki Agrawal shares her most thoughtful and inspirational quotes about life, entrepreneurship, technology, and not letting the haters win.

193. Serenity Shield: A Pioneering Vision For Secure Data Storage, Recovery, and Transfer

Venket Naga, CEO of Serenity Shield, talks about his journey in tech, the inspiration behind the blockchain initiative and how it aims to redefine data security

194. Unlocking the Future of DeFi: How Dolomite is Redefining the Crypto Landscape!

Adam Knuckey, co-founder of Dolomite, shares the story of its inception, the challenges faced, and the vision for the future.

195. How To Build Products Like a Scientist

Every decision and step we take at a startup is based on some belief. Here's how to validate those beliefs and build products like a scientist ;)

196. Being a Student Founder Ain't Easy

Estimated Reading Time: 14 minutes

197. Building an API-Powered Platform

On this episode. Jon Dahl, CEO of Mux, and Thierry Schellenbach, CEO of Stream, talk to Amy Tom about starting their API-powered platform.

198. Minds Behind Money: Interview With VC Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund

In this interview, we catch up with Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund to discuss the state of VC funding, AI, and crypto.

199. The Illusion of Ideas

Why untested ideas remain illusions. Only through simplicity, speed, and real-world testing can you separate what’s real from what’s not.

200. An Inspiring Story of Sowemo Tech Company Founder

Sowemo Tech Private Limited Founded by Ketan Shrivastava and Surendra yadav in July 2019. Basically its a IT service company located in heart of India at Bhopal Madhya Pradesh. Its a long journey travelled by Ketan from 2012 When Ketan was in final year of engineering in 2012. He had idea of Talent Search Portal. At that time in Bhopal Engineering students have potentials But was not much aware about Angel investors.

201. Hiring Remote Tech Talent: Overcoming the Challenges, Maximizing the Benefits

Levin shares his views on hiring remote tech talent, the benefits and challenges of remote hiring, and strategies for finding and retaining remote talent.

202. How To Explore Your Startup Idea With ZERO Money

A couple years ago I was teaching a small course at Stanford about Entrepreneurship and I remember the number one question was how to raise money.

203. 8 Things a Co-founder Can Start Doing When Others Are Busy With Product Development

Find out what you need to do as a co-founder during product development when you have little to do but still need to contribute to the success of the startup.

204. Dalip Celbeqiri On Work and Motivation [Interview]

I had the chance to talk to the Facebook Video Expert Dalip Celbeqiri who is the "go-to-person" when it comes to creative marketing. You can catch him behind the scenes, usually brainstorming and creating master plans for viral content. Dalip is one of the founders and CEO for the company Following Media Inc. His team runs the marketing for some of the biggest brands like “DIY Simple“. His team currently holds the 2nd place for “most views on a Facebook video” with more than 4.5 billion minutes viewed in a year; 100% organically.

205. A Letter of Encouragement to the Female Founders of the Future

Surveys suggest that over a third of the world’s female entrepreneurs have experienced gender bias. Only about 6.4% companies have women CEOs.

206. The Noonification: Practical Introduction to Domain-Driven Design (7/22/2023)

7/22/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

207. 8 Legal Documents Every Business Startup Needs

‘Caution’ is not exactly a word we associate with budding entrepreneurs and founders. Many of whom thrive on passion, uncertainty, and taking calculated risks. But before you turn that spark of a great idea into a reality, it’s wise to pause and consider if you’ve covered all your legal bases. To set yourself up for optimal success, it’s critical that each new venture is built on a solid legal foundation so you’re ready and prepared for the challenges and curveballs.

208. The Strong Game of Developer To Entrepreneur

The title of CEO/Founder seems cool but it's all about burning our hands and heads by Hustling. It's not like a general race where once you run quick and finish before anyone else and win the game. To be honest, entrepreneurship is like slowly moving with high efforts for success.

209. Food Tech Stories: How To Fail Food Delivery Startup

Based on this story: Trackin: Solo Founding a +$167,000/Month Food Startup

210. CEO of Lattice: First-Time Founder Misconceptions

Jack Altman, CEO of Lattice, goes over first-time founder misconceptions.

211. Machine Learning is Driving the Future

AdValorem Angel Syndicate drives the future with investment in machine learning.

212. 20 Questions for Yearly Employee Reviews

After scouring the internet and tapping into whatever it is I've learned about building teams and leveling up the purpose of work, I came up with 20 questions for the Hacker Noon team to reflect on the year behind and improve for the year ahead. Maybe they can help your startup or team too? So, I'm publishing them here.

213. How to Find and Message Investors on LinkedIn

Here's how to look for investors on LinkedIn, and what should be in the first email to get interested in your project.

214. 6 Lessons Learned Fundraising for Our Startup in Africa

After the announcement and news on raising our first external round of capital, several budding African entrepreneurs have reached out to me through various social media channels asking, "Tesh, please could you share some tips on how you did it?" Reflecting upon the same and the numerous congratulatory messages that came streaming in this past week made me think about the struggle of fundraising, and why it is indeed a great milestone for entrepreneurs. As much as the capital we have raised ($350k) for our startup, MarketForce 360, is very 'small' - compared to some counterparts across the globe - I have come to learn that less than 0.5% of startups globally get funded by either angel investors or VC's (venture capitalists). In Africa, the statistics are worse!

215. App-Hopping: The Silent Productivity Killer and Why the Future Belongs to Niche Ecosystems

Discover why app-hopping is a productivity killer and how Unified Niche Ecosystems reclaim 59 mins/day lost to digital fragmentation and Micro-SaaS failure.

216. 20 Questions for Yearly Employee Reviews

After scouring the internet and tapping into whatever is I've learned about building teams and leveling up the purpose of work, I came up with 20 questions for the Hacker Noon team to reflect on the year behind and improve for the year ahead. Maybe they can help your startup or team too? So, I'm publishing them here.

217. "You Have to Have Privacy, But to What Scale and Under Whose Control?" - Adel de Meyer

Recently I had a chance to chat with Adel de Meyer, entrepreneur and leader of DAPS coin, a fully anonymous staking coin and payment system. Her project recently published a new DAPS whitepaper and announced its web wallet.

218. Andrew Wilkinson: Lessons Learned Based on the Last 20 Years of Running Tiny

Here's a big list of things that don't seem to work, based on the last 20 years of running Tiny:

219. My 17 Years of Tech Experience In A Few Lines

I've been working in technology for the last 17 years, and I cannot help but admit that — as rewarding as this industry seems — it's a never-ending race with time, and the speed at which the disruptive becomes outdated is unparalleled.

220. From Chemical Engineering to Content Marketing: Black-in-Tech Interview with Emmanuel Nwaka

The Black in Tech Interview with Emmanuel Nwaka.

221. In Conversation with Stewart Kohl on What He Looks For in an Investment

Stewart Kohl is Co-Chief Executive Officer of The Riverside Company, a global private equity firm based in Cleveland, Ohio with offices across North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. The Riverside Company has more than $7 billion in assets under management and oversees a global portfolio of more than 80 companies. Prior to joining Riverside in 1993, Kohl served as vice president of Citicorp Venture Capital and COO of the National Cooperative Business Association in Washington, D.C

222. How Perfectionism Helped Me and Worked Against Me

As a kid I always wanted to be the best at what I did: school, sports, games, you name it. I remember playing cards with friends and if I lost and somebody laughed, I would get very upset and disappointed.

223. Representing Your Virtual Self: An Interview With Leo Nilsson From Scapin'

Today, I am talking with Leo Nilsson, co-founder of a mobile chat app - Scapin'. Scapin' is designed for our virtual identities.

224. Saving 20+ Hours a Week: How Jamie I.F. Built AffiliateFinder.ai to Automate Affiliate Recruitment

Jamie I.F., Founder of AffiliateFinder.ai on Helping SaaS Teams Automate Affiliate Recruitment and Grow Faster

225. The Secret of Networking: How High-Tech Companies Expand Into New Markets

Maxim Lukyanov shares insights on how business developers and high tech companies attain noteworthy results through the secret and power of networking

226. Introducing HanafundMe.com: the Crowdfunding Platform for Women

Starting up business, if you are cash strapped, can be pretty tough. It is still workable, but the journey is longer. Having extra funds helps you sustain your business operations and makes it easier to scale for growth.

227. Post-Acquisition Lessons on Time & Energy Management: What I'd Do Differently as a Repeat Founder

I've often fantasized about time traveling to coach my younger self. This is the advice I'd give myself when I was launching my last startup.

228. Challenges, Benefits and How Businesses Can Adopt Blockchain

The blockchain is a distributed ledger that records transactions in a permanent and verifiable way.

229. 5 Productivity Hacks for Solo Founders

Let's be honest, starting a business can be challenging, but for many people (like me) - it's a lifelong dream. Although many people feel more comfortable starting a business with a co-founder - it's not always the best decision.

230. "Lack of Focus Can Derail Even the Best Plans" says Rhythm Systems CEO Patrick Thean

Patrick Thean is an award-winning serial entrepreneur who has started and exited multiple companies.

231. Meet a Simple API for PDF Docs

PDF API, fill, generate and e-sign PDFs

232. Top Startup Directories To Submit Your Business in 2021

Recently we decided to start trying harder to market our side project, Notifier.so - Get Notified when your business is mentioned on Reddit and more, and as part of that process we submitted it to a bunch of directory sites we found in an older article.

233. Top Management Tips for Startup Founders

Here are some top dos and don'ts for startup founders, alongside some management tips for startup founders from successful entrepreneurs.

234. [Interview] How Technology Is Reshaping Transportation: Trends and Challenges

Why will more people switch to cars as their choice of transportation? When will all vehicles become self-driving? I had the opportunity to sit down and talk about these issues in greater detail with Alexander Sapov, the CEO of GetTransfer.com, one of the biggest airport-to-city transfer providers.

235. Escape the Digital Grind: How Wellness Retreats Offer a Refreshing Break

A story on wellness retreats and their benefits in today's digital age. How technology takes a toll on us and what to do about it.

236. Meet the World Bank Exec Turned Startup Founder Who Raised $3 Million for Her Vietnamese Coffee…

While Debbie Wei Mullin was fundraising for her specialty Asian beverage company, Copper Cow Coffee, she encountered frequent skepticism about its appeal: “it’s a niche product.”

237. Food Tech Stories: How These Guys Built A Multi-Billion Dollar Family Business

Who doesn’t know Panda Express? It is a fast-food restaurant chain that offers American Chinese cuisine. With over 2,200 locations, it is a forward-runner in the Asian restaurant chain niche. The idea of Panda Express was born in the United States. First restaurants used to be located in shopping mall food courts, but the chain has been expanded since then. You can see Panda Express in universities, airports, military bases, amusement parks, and other places.

238. Bootstrapping, Fundraising Or Both? How A Gritty Approach Helped Allie Magyar Raise Capital

After years of running events for huge companies, Allie Magyar decided she was spending too much of her time hovering over a fax machine.

239. Build vs. Buy: The AI Martech Conundrum

Lomit Patel, Chief Growth Officer at Tynker, provides an overview of the pros and cons when building or buying an AI martech solution to capitlise on growth.

240. How to Excel When Hiring for Your Startup

Often, the problem lies not in hasty or incorrect hiring decisions but rather in the failure to correct a wrong decision promptly.

241. Story behind the Feelin App

Feelin | Share what you feel

242. How To Run a Tight Fundraising Process

Why you have to own your process from end-to-end

243. The Tyler Hochman Interview: Building a B2B Workforce Analytics Company

Interview with Tyler Hochman, CEO of FORE Enterprise.

244. Interview with Hyunkeun Yoon, COO of Karaoke Blockchain Platform, SOMESING

A self-starting entrepreneur with 13 years of experience in HR managing, Hyunkeun Yoon. SOMESING is another Blockchain project, which recently won at the Blockbattle Korea 2.

245. Richard Stallman: Everything You Need to Know About Him

Sarah Mei goes over Richard Stallman.

246. 2020 Founder Review: Product, Community and Challenges

Year Highlights for TAIKAI's Product, Community and Challenges.

247. Empowering Business Agility: An Interview with Fabian Veit, CEO at MAKE

Discover how MAKE Founder & CEO Fabian Veit drives innovation with visual no-code automation, empowering businesses to adapt, innovate, and outpace competition.

248. #FoundersConnect: Abdul Hassan, CEO & Founder of Mono, Backed by Ycombinator

FoundersConnect: Abdul Hassan, CEO & Founder of Mono, Backed by Ycombinator

249. Thrilled to be Recognized as a Trending Startup in Jaipur, India

Emizentech is recognized as one of the trending startups in Jaipur India in 2022 by Hackernoon.

250. The Entrepreneur's Balancing Act: Cultivating Success While Nurturing Life's Dimensions

Embark on an entrepreneurial journey while maintaining balance in health, finance, relationships, and spirituality. Thrive in all aspects of life! 🚀🌟

251. How To Create Personal Breakthroughs By Mastering EI: Interview With Matt Kursh

A recent nationwide survey aiming to better understand the “before and after” of emotions in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic has found that people’s #1 emotion now is anxiety, and before the outbreak, the #1 emotion was calm.

252. From Connected Cars to Mental Health: Ivan Mishanin's Journey as a Co-Founder and Tech Leader

How to build successful companies and what tech leader should look like in the AI era?

253. David Brunk On Revolutionizing Legal Trust Through Smart Contracts

In this exclusive interview, Brunk delved into the origin of DTrust, the benefits and risks associated with smart contract-based trusts

254. How I Quit My Job to Start My Online Business

I quit my job. I'm now unemployed. It feels great to finally be able to write this blog post.

255. Successful Founders Built Lives That Energize Rather Than Drain Them

Your home life isn't separate from your business. It's the foundation everything else is built on.

256. Thought Leadership and Startups: the Path is the Goal

Don’t aim to ‘become a thought leader’. It’s not about the label. But do strive to make a difference in your industry with thought leadership.

257. Top 7 Promising SaaS Entrepreneurs in 2021 You Should Not Miss

The article gives you an idea of how the top SaaS companies made progress and ranked themselves in the top list.

258. Mozilla Summer Startup Studio and MVP Lab

TLDR: See mozilla.org/builders for more details regarding our summer programs!

259. Top Reasons For Tech Startups Failure And What To Do To Avoid It

The millennials are too tired of 9 to 5 jobs and a monotonous lifestyle for a decade now. They have a good skill set and corporate experience, which pushes, them to open startups with the knowledge gained from their work environment. But does everyone see success in venturing startups, and what are the difficulties they face to be consistent in their entrepreneurial dreams? Let us see the top 10 reasons for tech startups fail and how we can recover and be ready with measures to overcome the failures:

260. Ilya Rouss: “Travel Trends to Watch: digital nomads, non-mainstream places, local economies growth”

When the travel industry will recover after the pandemic, what will the travel experience look like and how modern tech will influence it?

261. Redwerk Founder on How to Stand Out in a Crowded, AI-Assisted Software Development Market

Redwerk’s Founder shares how the company became a trusted tech partner for Fortune 500s, serving 773M users through custom software and digital transformation.

262. Todays 5 Ideas: 31.08.2020

A text editor where Pac-Man will start eating the text whenever you press backspace.

263. Here's Why We Invested in Turing — The Future of CPG Formulation

Iteration is the new innovation…

264. Why Your Product Is Scaling Faster Than Your Story Can Handle

When product scale outpaces narrative clarity, teams accumulate narrative debt. A systems view of why growth quietly breaks alignment first.

265. How to Build a Successful WEB3 Startup in Three Easy Steps (There Are No Easy Steps)

Building a successful WEB3 startup is more like trying to navigate a maze blindfolded while riding a unicycle and fighting wild feral hogs, but you can do it!

266. 4 Tips SaaS Founders can use to Optimize their Sales Funnel

This article will show you 4 tactics for optimizing your SaaS sales funnel

267. Tech founder, Why Haven't You Become a Designer Yet?

No, seriously, why not? It’s cool to be a designer, a creative person who DJs vinyl sets in a funky club at night and starts the morning with a double-filter coffee and a vegan croissant overlooking the sea to get inspired for the next advertising campaign. Not a bad stereotype, right?

268. 7 Reasons Why Your MVP may Never Launch

269. "Founder Bottleneck" Might Prevent Your Next Raise or Exit

Founder dependence isn’t just an operational bottleneck, it’s a risk multiplier that will kill any operator's chance of exiting a business.

270. Carina Ayden On Being an Environmentalist Founder Building Resilient Products

Carina Ayden, the founder of Unimaginable foods, shares her perspective on the sustainable lifestyle and becoming an environmentalist.

271. The Interpretation Gap: Why Capability Is Outpacing Trust, and Valuation Is Paying the Price

Advanced systems are scaling faster than markets can interpret them.

272. Women in Tech: Interview With Maja Roknic, CPO and Co-Founder at CulturePulse AI

CulturePulse's fearless female co-founder and CPO pushes the boundaries of product development in AI.

273. 5 Business Lessons from IBM Surveyed CEOs for a Post-Pandemic World

After the uncertainty of the year 2020, we have to admit: the new order came up from the chaos, and as a result, the business priorities were reconfigured too.

274. What to Know Before Joining an Accelerator

Starting a business is hard and requires making tough decisions. More than that, most startups struggle to find the necessary investment. This is why many startup founders seek to join an accelerator that will make the initial investment and provide quality mentor support.

275. 2 or 3 Under 20ish Awards⁠—Hacker Noon's #Noonies Nominees for 2019

Hacker Noon—where hackers start their afternoons, has partnered with Stream to present the first inaugural Noonies 2019: The Tech Industry's Greenest Awards. You can help Hacker Noon declare the best and worst of this year's tech scene by voting every day from today until August 16th!

276. Female Entrepreneur Miki Agrawal Champions Global Sustainability Initiatives With TUSHY

Miki Agrawal champions ongoing global sustainability and eco-friendly hygiene through her professional and personal life.

277. How Does One Trade Crypto in Canada and the USA?

By a deep study into the market systems before launch, the company pointed out shortcomings within the crypto industry.

278. Stop Thinking Big and Start Thinking About the Daily 1% Improvement

The only way to learn is by starting and doing things relentlessly. You should go deep into a chosen space, and don't worry about making big leaps.

279. Roles Of Support Are The New Normal

Are you being the best leader you can be? Is your leader effective? here are some useful tips on how to do better.

280. "Develop the Habit of Upgrading Yourself," Advises Muhammad Bilal

Muhammad Bilal (Pakistan) is a 5x 2020 Noonie Nominee for contributions to the Entrepreneurship, Founders, IoT, Life, and Life Lessons tag categories on Hacker Noon. In this interview, Muhammad shares personal perspectives regarding self-awareness, problem solving, and stagnation.

281. The Key to Succeeding With Founder-Led Sales

Sam Blond discusses founder-led sales.

282. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Omer Rosenbaum, CTO and Co-Founder at Swimm.io

My name is Omer, I am the CTO and Co-Founder of Swimm, a devtool that helps developers and their teams manage knowledge about their codebase.

283. DeFi Today: In the Words of Builders in the Space

It might just be a sign of the times, and it definitely feels like so much has been said about DeFi already.

284. My College Startup Failed; This is What I Learned

College is a great place, you make new friends, try new things, and have no shortage of homework. During my freshman year at Iowa State, aside from doing normal college things, I spent my time learning as much as possible about how people have made technology solve problems for society and everything that goes into making these ideas a reality.

285. Four Tips for Capitalizing on Security Posture to Expedite Business Growth

Cybersecurity is often cited as a minefield for businesses, and while this cliche remains true, it has become slightly outdated.

286. 12 Product Design Principles While Working in Small Startups

If you are aware of the values of carrying out the Product Design Process, then you are halfway through the success!

287. What Happens When Purpose Is Assumed, Not Discovered

A cautionary tale of ambition, denial, and the costly consequences of building a startup without a clear problem to solve or customers to serve.

288. 7 Things Tech Entrepreneurs Should Know Before Starting a Business

To start your own business or a startup you don’t need to have a degree in business specialization or business experience. All you need is to know how business works and do proper business planning.

289. Making the Leap to Solopreneur

It was a big, scary decision to make—going from a conventional 9-to-5 desk job working in operations of a small company, to launching my own digital business where I work as a content manager and writer.

290. The Founders Survey Winners Are: Gmail, Mailchimp, Slack, Trello, Hubspot, Zoom and Custom Code

As Startups, we have a habit of moving fast. But in our haste, did we pick the right tools for the job?

291. Cassie Founder, Nicky Watson, Answers: 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder

Founder Nicky Watson shares insight into her company, Cassie, with HackerNoon's '10 Questions for Every Startup Founder' interview template.

292. Why Indie Products Differentiation Is Important And How To Achieve It

Analyzing how successful indie businesses are able to differentiate themselves.

293. Brutal Facts: Most Artists Can't Draw

Roy Simmons coined that phrase and I like it a lot. “Most artists can’t draw.”

294. 🎓 How I am Learning Sales as a Technical Founder

As a first time founder embarking on my (intended to be a VC-backed) startup journey 🚀, I quickly realized there are a lot of skills that I need as a founder that I didn’t have. I was comfortable with talking to customers & product development due to my engineering background but I massively struggle with copywriting, marketing, and the most important one — Sales 💸.

295. "The most important thing for any ad is to know your audience," - says George Thomas McCormick

George Thomas McCormick is the founder of SOAR: a full-funnel Facebook & Instagram marketing agency. SOAR's main offering is creating and running profitable Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns for its clients.

296. #FoundersConnect: Interview with Michael 'Trojan' Okoh - Co-founder and CTO, ThePeer

22-year old Founder of ThePeer, Michael Trojan Okoh, shares his story with me.

297. Lessons Learned From Successful Founders Building in Public

Valuable Lessons learned from 5 successful public building founders.

298. The 3 Traits I Never Compromise On When Hiring a Dream Team

A strategic framework for hiring high-potential talent — even if they lack experience. Based on real-life practice, behavioral psychology, and experience.

299. This CEO Got Bill Gates’ Attention—Now He’s Fueling AI with Memgraph’s Speedy Graph Tech

Dominik Tomicevic, founder and CEO of Memgraph answers ten questions for startup founders from HackerNoon Founder and CEO David Smooke.

300. 7 Stories To Learn About Davis Baer

Learn everything you need to know about Davis Baer via these 7 free HackerNoon stories.

301. How a Founder’s Passion Can Hinder Startup Success

It is common advice for founders to build only things they are passionate about. But, there's another side to that story.

302. $1.3M in Funding for Rural Colorado Founders via the Greater Colorado Pitch Series 2.0

This year, applicants to the Greater Colorado Pitch Series can apply for 4 different capital tracks and $1.3M in total investment is available.

303. The Productivity Trap Engineers Fall Into: Work That Never Ships

It looks like progress, it feels like progress. But nothing ships. This is avoidance in a very nice hoodie.

304. Journey with my startup so far

The many pivots of building a startup from a UK Founder

305. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Marianna Alshina, Chief Business Development Officer

Interview with Marianna Alshina, CBDO at Know Your Dosh for Hackernoon.

306. Experiment Loudly. Learn Quietly.

The fastest way to build predictable, sustainable growth is learning which signals deserve your focus and which are just noise.

307. 5 Most Important Tips Every Data Analyst Should Know

The 5 things every data analyst should know and why it is not Python, nor SQL

308. Andros Wong's Wonder is Providing DAOs with Technical Infrastructure

Wonder has one key concept and it is that “the future is collaborative”

309. Insights From the Co-Founder of Genopets: Building a Blockchain-Powered Gaming Platform

Join us as we sit down with Jay, the Co-Founder of Genopets, as he shares his journey in building a blockchain-powered gaming platform and the insights he gaine

310. Startup CEOs: Here’s Good News You Can Include in Your 2020 Board Deck

As you prepare for your board meetings, you might be struggling to find some good news to share with the board. Sure, it’s a mistake to go into a board meeting pretending everything is going well — board meetings are a valuable opportunity to share your startup’s challenges and get guidance from a panel of trusted advisors.

311. Beyond Excel and Google Sheets: Innovations in Handling Massive Spreadsheets Amidst the Big Data Rev

We spoke to Jason Hines, the Co-founder of Gigasheet, a big data spreadsheet platform...

312. How Founders Can Adapt to the New Normal

The ongoing pandemic has impacted not only our lives but also the global economy. COVID-19 will stay with us for months to come and it is unlikely that our world will ever look the same. This is the time to adapt.

313. How We Built Arengu — Story and Vision of Our Startup

Arengu was officially founded in May 2018, but we had to come a long way before finding our value as a company. Today, we'd like to share our road with you, so you can get inspired and learn from our story.

314. 5 Types Of Fear That Millions Of People Feel

Fear of missing out

315. Time Off Isn't An Issue: The Key Practices Helping Me Lead Remotely Right Now

I’ll not deny it. I love being in a physical office with coworkers. I love being around people with the same objectives and challenges. It gives me strength and motivation.

316. How Public Product Roadmap Help Us to Understand Our Users

To what extent do you allow your users and customers guide your development process? This is a question we have grappled with over the last year and, frankly, continue to debate passionately at our morning pow wow. But, today is the first time we have shipped a purely user-requested feature and it feels like a significant milestone.

317. When is The Right Time to Step Down as Your Startup's CEO?

Here's why you can't and shouldn't be your startup's CEO forever. Eventually, if you're lucky, it'll come time to let someone else manage your baby.

318. Interview: BrainCo CEO on The Future of Brain Machine Interface Tech

BrainCo is a tech company that is dedicated to developing Brain Machine Interface technology, and it is the first Chinese team chosen by Harvard Innovation Lab. Located in Somerville, MA, the company is adjacent to Harvard University and MIT.

319. The Dumbest Thing We Do as Startup Founders

The dumbest thing we do as startup founders is to not share equity with one another.

320. Interview with AnavClouds Founders: How To Build a Million Dollar Company

The founders of AnavClouds Software are both Salesforce professionals, doing well in their own spheres of work. They happened to meet through a common friend of theirs and started working together for some time. As the volumes grew they decided over a cup of steaming coffee that it was the right time to start a venture of their own, in 2016.

321. Building Armenia’s First Live Seafood Supply Chain: A Business Case in Market Creation

How I built Armenia’s first live seafood supply chain by combining custom systems, logistics, and smart business strategy.

322. Current Market Outlook: Insights for Seed Stage Founders

This short briefing note is prepared for founders who are considering, or are in the process of raising seed capital. The last few weeks have seen a significant shift in terms of the fundraising atmosphere, and investors’ appetite for risk.

323. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions! (10/16/2024)

10/16/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

324. 10 Features For A Successful Community: An Open Letter

If you’re like us, you probably have some unread red-dot notifications in your Slack sidebar. Work-related, a few are from social groups or communities

325. The Best Way to Measure Real KPIs? - DON'T Add a Link to your Product

How many people will click to check out the website shouldn't matter when you are trying to validate a product.

326. Startup Wrappers Can Be Insanely Valuable

SaaS businesses (particularly ones for technical users) sometimes have to deal with a vocal outcry that their product “is just a wrapper around” something. The implication is that ‘a wrapper’ is inherently not valuable, and it’s impossible to build a great business around such a product. This logic is a product of lazy thinking and myopia; ‘wrappers’ can be insanely valuable.

327. Where The Heck Should You Incorporate A Remote-Based Company?

A hands-on guide for remote founders choosing where to incorporate. Real lessons, legal tips, and why Delaware keeps coming out on top.

328. Meet the Writer: Sergey Prilutskiy is The Co-founder of Blockchain Company, MixBytes

Short interview with Sergey Prilutskiy, developer, researcher, security specialist, co-founder of MixBytes company, and Hackernoon author.

329. The Zen of Building Financial Models: 9 Tips for Startup Founders

9 tips to improve your financial modeling game as a founder.

330. HackerNoon & The Wild West of Startups

Amy Tom chats with David Smooke (co-founder and CEO of HackerNoon) about his founder's journey with HackerNoon, and with Storm Farrell (Software Developer at Ha

331. How To Recruit, Train, and Retain Skilled UX Designers

A “ready” UX designer is a rare encounter in the wild. Designers usually do know how to make things pretty – but when it comes to the product logic and interactions design, few feel at ease. The inevitable solution is to hire people with a relevant background and upgrade them to real UXers: host lectures, give homework, provide practice opportunities.

332. The Most Dangerous Lie in Startups

Most founders skip a founder agreement because they trust each other. But when pressure hits - that missing structure becomes the root of chaos.

333. FourWeekMBA Founder Gennaro Cuofano On Heuristic Decision Making

Gennaro Cuofano (Italy) writes about digital business models, platforms, blockchain business models, and new ways of doing business, all the while managing the growth of a high-tech startup and a small sales team. In this interview: Decentralization, Scaling, and Building Your Own Platform.

334. Where Should Advisors Fit Into Your Business?

Do you need an advisor to help you through challenges? It’s another expense, not an immediate contribution to the top line. What to do?

335. How To Manage Your Business During Pandemic

In this Pandemic, Businessman is losing so much money they know it. If your elementary business base on offline, then their barely any chance of making money however If your business on online, then you can make some money because the e-commerce websites are helping out of there are services. I know some startup company their primarily based on online. One of my close friends, he shares some cold facts, how he manages his business in this pandemic.

336. Pivot via Repositioning

The restroom story

337. Here’s Everything I Learned Building a Blog to Teach Cybersecurity

It was in early 2025 that I initiated my own blog, OpenExploit.in, with one simple aim: to make cybersecurity easy to learn and available to all.

338. How We Scored $125 MRR and 497 Followers Pre-launch

Hey Hackernoon family! I havent contributed an article in a long time but I wanted to share how we grew our newsletter, Product Byte, to 497 subscribers and $150/mrr (6 paid members) before we even launched.

339. Tech Is Shaping the Airlines Business: Here's How

In this episode of "Flying into the Future: How Tech is Shaping the Airlines Business," Omri Hurwitz welcomes esteemed guest Nathaniel Felsher.

340. AI Meets Crypto: A Conversation With EmpyrX Founder And CEO Cam Sandifur

In this interview with Olayimika Oyebanji, Cam discussed EmpyrX and the importance of AI.

341. While Investors Scour for Homeruns, Founders Should Prioritize Getting on Base

If investors only know how to spot short-term, moonshot yields, is it possible that the overwhelming majority of successful startups get overlooked?

342. Using Efficient Knowledge Transfer to Increase Information's Half-Life: Remote Weekly #26 📝

Today, I want to talk to you about the life of information and how that fundamentally impacts remote working.

343. Discover the 'Cheat Codes' for the Difficult 'Game' of Giving Care

If the game is unbeatable, frustration takes over and the game is tossed aside.

344. The Unseen Areas Augur Your Future Failure

It is 1943 and you are Head of the United States Eighth Air Force. Your mission is to destroy Germany's ability to wage war and free up the skies for the Allied Forces. The problem is that your Bombers are being zapped out of the sky like mosquitos drawn into the fire in a summery night.

345. "As a founder, I am looking for risk-takers" #Noonies2021

I am scared that more and more people are captivated by networked systems (and their tricks) that push them to move faster but not to become better thinkers.

346. No Stanford Degree? No Problem. Here’s How to Win as an Underdog Founder

Startups love to talk about disruption, but when it comes to funding, the system still favors the familiar.

347. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions! (10/15/2024)

10/15/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

348. “Four-Day Workweek? I Hate It.” Top Fintech Founder Max Faldin About Building a Remote-First Startup

Silverbird Founder Max Faldin about Building a Remote-First Startup

349. How We're Helping Black Founders Succeed with Launch Like a Mogul

Growing up and entering adulthood post-college, I always knew that I wanted to be in a position to help the Black community succeed and break barriers.

350. From a Mac Mini, Running Windows XP, to Streaming Giant: The Twitch Come-Up

A brief look at Twitch's humble beginnings, as well as pivotal decisions that turned their fortunes around.

351. How to Balance Investor Relations and Product Growth

Learn how to strategically align investor relations with product growth for sustainable business success and revenue optimization.

352. Fortuitapps Founder on Applying Imagination to Solving Problems And Noonies 2022 Nomination

Hey HackerNoon Readers! I’m Nicolas and I’m the founder of Fortuitapps.

353. A Statement From Hayden Adams - The Inventor of Uniswap

Hayden Adams on Uniswap.

354. Pioneering Personalized Learning: How TinyTap's Yogev Shelly Revolutionizes Childhood Education

Yogev Shelly is the founder and CEO of TinyTap. TinyTap is the world’s largest library of educational games for young learners.

355. The Highs and Lows of My First Real Startup, CoLaunchly

Discover the journey of launching CoLaunchly, its challenges, and insights on startup life, burnout, and growth

356. Success in Startupland Demands that You Stop Thinking and Start Doing

I’m normally a pretty big thinker. I like to analyze decisions and thoughts all the way out in the future and plan for all of the various contingencies. What happens if x goes wrong and then I’m in situation y? How will that affect a, b, and c? And I continue down the rabbit hole until I can’t see the light anymore.

357. From Fluorescent Lights to Sporting NFTs

It pays to be neurodiverse - Ben Appleby escaped school and followed his instincts - now he is a co founder of an exciting web3 sporting platform launching soon

358. 3 Best Tips To Attract Investors Being An Outsider

Unshackled Ventures founding partner Nitin Pachisia explains three ways he built a strong network during his fundraising journey.

359. Knowing When to Hard Pivot Might Be This Year's Most Valuable Skill

In mid-May, we were just closing our seed round after an 8-week-long fundraising process. Two weeks later, we started to have concerns over our product and vision. After a full month of interviews and explorations, we understood we needed to hard pivot. This article is about how we came to understand the shortcomings of our vision, and why we eventually decided to pivot. We talk about how we handled it with all the stakeholders (investors and team) in this article.

360. The Food Truck: An Old Business Idea Worth Exploring?

Food trucks have been around for quite some time now, an idea sprung forth from an older necessity-driven idea, the chuckwagon. It is a simple proposition, really: instead of the public going to a restaurant or diner to eat, the food comes to them. One could consider it the older cousin of straight-to-your-door food delivery.

361. From Small Failures to Big Wins: An Interview With Marco Calamassi on Mindset

I'm a mindset geek, It all comes down to that in the end, whether it's failures or wins. In my constant chase for Mindset hacks, tips and stories I had the opportunity to talk to the Digital Entrepreneur Marco Calamassi,
whose team develops social media brands and products for some of the biggest influencers. In this interview, I had a chance to ask a few questions regarding his journey, the struggles, the successes and the mindset needed. Here's what he had to say.

362. What I Learn When I Failed a Project

Project "Carpool"

363. The Power of Saying "I Assume the Risk and Its Consequences"

I share how taking full responsibility for risks (without hiding my fear) has shaped my leadership, empowered my team, and strengthened our company culture.

364. When Startup Advice Backfires: Avoiding Common Pitfalls That Slow Your Growth

Discover how well-meaning startup advice can backfire and learn practical strategies to avoid common pitfalls that slow your growth.

365. How To Write a Manifesto

Marzee Labs has launched its Manifesto on its website two years ago. The decision of writing it and the whole process we went through to get there was pretty cool and we wanted to tell you all about it. It made sense to be a team effort, so we brainstormed our way through it on a sunny and hot summer Saturday in Setúbal, Portugal, home of our designers.

366. 6 Lessons From YC Startup School Delhi SMB Meetup #1

YC Startup School’s Delhi founders who work for SMBs met online to share the problems they were working on and what they learnt while building for SMBs. For the first meetup, we had mouve.app, restat.co, designforpeople.in, and Uplift Inc.

367. If Your Deck Confuses Smart People, It’s Not a Smart Deck

If you think you’ve prepared a brilliant deck full of numbers and charts, pause for a moment and make sure someone outside your project can understand it.

368. #FoundersConnect: How Erika Brodnock, Founder of Kami, Uses Tech to Improve the Lives of Families

Peace speaks with Erika Brodnock, Founder of Kami app.

369. Bernard Moon, 3x Noonies Nominee, Co-Founder of SparkLabs group AMA

Bernard Moon is Venture Capitalist, Co-Founder of SparkLabs group and 3x Noonies nominee.

370. Matt Huang, Co-founder of Paradigm, Confirms That Paradigm Is Dedicated to Crypto

Matt Huang assures people that Paradigm is committed to crypto.

371. Start with 3 Workflows, Not "AI Transformation"

The difference between AI success and AI theater often comes down to this: did you start with a workflow, or did you start with a vision statement?

372. "Let the market decide what it wants," says Jeremy Britton, Co-founder and CFO of Bostoncoin

I will give you three guesses as to why we chose to call the fund "Bostoncoin".

373. How Running a Venture Capital Firm is Similar to Playing Basketball

Justin Caldbeck of Binary Capital explains similarities between basketball game and a venture capital firm.

374. Pioneering Online Bookings: A Talk with Nachum Kligman, CEO of Book Like A Boss

Hackernoon contributor Brian Wallace interviews Nachum Kligman, co-founder & CEO of Book Like a Boss.

[375. When We Can Pitch Startups at Events

Again, Take These Lessons With You](https://hackernoon.com/when-we-can-pitch-startups-at-events-again-take-these-lessons-with-you-in2jc3yio)

Here I am, a twenty-year-old astrophysics student designing satellites to place in orbit around Mars and a self-starter entrepreneur longing to show my baby — nect MODEM — to the earth. I've had a few bumps on the road. Thankfully, I learned a few valuable lessons, and the experience of attending five conferences with my startup as my product made me reflect on a lot I'd like to share with other aspiring startup owners.

376. What Is Bonjoro And How It Can Help You Make Money Off Cold Contacts

He breaks down how one of his customers tapped into COLD leads (we’re talking 2-3 years old leads), and generated $16,000 dollars worth of brand-new business.

377. 7 Tips for Co-founder Dating Success

As someone who went through the co-founder dating process (and emerged with a fantastic partner), I thought I’d share a few “real dating world" tips.

378. 'Digital Information is Easy to Manipulate': Göran Almgren, Co-founder Enigio

Startup interview with Göran Almgren, co-founder, Enigio.

379. How We Carved A Niche For An Rx Delivery Service

Few years ago, I consulted for a small Rx delivery startup in HongKong where I focused on strategy, go-to-market and built out their product direction from the

380. Chris Orzechowski on Building 100+ Year Brands

Building 100+ Year Brands: We nurture long-lasting, impactful brands, guiding e-commerce founders to monumental growth and cultural influence.

381. Perfecting The Art Of Investor Updates: How-to Guide And A Template

Our investor update guide includes a template and best practices, including why you should send updates before you even have investors.

382. The First Finance Hire You Make Will Either Save You or Confuse You

Your first finance hire will shape how your company understands itself. Below $1M ARR, structure is more important than headcount. From $1M to $10M, your financ

383. Web3 Founder Survey: Product-Market Fit and Timing Are Most Existential Challenges

The survey covered 13 questions, meant to elicit both open-ended qualitative responses, as well as structured rankings of common challenges

384. 4 Reasons Why SaaS Will Benefit Your Business Big Time

Let’s admit it.
Typical software is old-school in the tech industry now.
Companies find subscription-based services more comfy these days.
Are you still toying

385. Your Perfect Deck: Why Your Audience Needs Direction, Not More Information

Why great presentations still fail to convince decision-makers. Learn how to turn decks from information overload into clear paths that drive real decisions.

386. Making VR Accessible: Lessons from Scaling a Startup to a Global Network

Discover how to scale a VR startup globally, cut hardware costs, and build sustainable models for small businesses.

387. Helping CEOs make Sense of the Modern IT 'Acronym Soup'

The domain of enterprise software is littered with acronyms that may be intimidating even to seasoned managers. Things get even murkier for those seeking to develop their own mobile enterprise app and encountering design-specific terms. The fact that some of them are often used interchangeably also doesn’t help. So the best place to start figuring out these terms is to understand their similarities and differences and identify the areas where they overlap.

388. To Trust or Not To Trust? That is the Question

Never Trusting Anybody, and the Impact it Had on Me

389. How to Filter Out Bad Startup Advice

As a company founder, I’ve received my fair share of advice over the years. Some of it has been instrumental in helping me build my startup. Others, well, not so much.

390. Ask Me How To Lose Your Company Without Losing Your Faith

Was there a big risk trying a startup? Did you have any sort of security net to catch you if you fall? and other questions get answered

391. "Don't Listen To Other People", Interview with Leia Ruseva

Leia Ruseva from India has been nominated for a 2020 #Noonie in the Future Heroes and Technology categories.

392. A PSA On Being the Average Of The 5 People You Spend The Most Time With

I am pretty sure you’ve heard the saying that you are the average of the 5 people surrounding you, right? I have something to tell you that it is terrifying: It is bullshit, because it's worse.

393. "Have Faith, Be Open, Trust Yourself", Interview with Chris Castiglione

You know that feeling when you work really hard on something for really long and it feels like nobody really notices?

394. #MyStartInTech: Interview With Guim Gonzalez, Founder & CEO of Xatet Technologies

The tech workforce in the US is not growing at an optimal pace. The number of schools offering computer science is not enough which is impacting the access of computer science to young women and students from marginalized communities.

395. How Founders Ship Commitments Before They Ship Understanding

Founders often publish commitments before the system is ready. A systems-level look at how language becomes an interface, and creates irreversible coupling.

396. Setbacks Suck—But This One Made My Web3 Startup Bulletproof

Most founders obsess over their failures, completely ignoring times of clarity and small wins.

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Let's learn about Founder Stories via these 308 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Founders, very often, solve problems that we don't know we have yet.

1. Building a Gaming Metaverse on 750 Acres of Land in Costa Rica

Alóki is based on an intricate relationship with the 750 acres of jungle in Costa Rica.

2. The Ten Most Impressive One Person Companies

Aleksandr Volodarsky discusses 1-person companies.

3. An Interview With Ilya Sutskever, Co-Founder of OpenAI

OpenAI cofounder and chief scientist Ilya Stuskever talks about ChatGPT and the promise of models like GPT-4

4. Optimize for Alignment, Not Control. Great Leaders Serve. And More Startup Mantras :-)

Leadership is a craft, like medicine, writing, and bricklaying. Mantras can help you develop yours by signposting the way to deep truths.

5. 7 Giant Businesses That Started in Garages and Basements

When we think of the world's most successful companies, we think about large offices and employees that were there from the very beginning. In fact, many companies started their business in the founder's bedroom or garage.

6. How a Solo Developer Can Make $1,100,000 Per Month

It's possible for a solo developer to build a profitable microstartup to pay the bills and live life on their own terms.

[7. How Fitt Insider Started With

8. The Fork Reshaping MCP Testing: How a 24-Year-Old CTO Is Taking On One of AI’s Biggest Players

A 24-year-old developer built MCPJam, an open-source rival that outpaced Anthropic’s Inspector—and may redefine how AI agents are tested.

9. 9 Lessons I Learned as the Founding Marketer of a Tech Startup

Navigating the startup world can be challenging, yet quite a rewarding journey.

10. How a Data Engineer-Turned-Music-Producer Is Revolutionizing Spatial Intelligence

Read the story of a Romanian engineer-musician blending creativity and ML to build human-centric AI cameras while keeping his passion for music alive.

11. Founder Interviews: Artem Petakov of Noom

What's Your Background, and How Did That Lead You to Your Current Role?

12. Tech Made in Ukraine: The People Behind the Platforms We Use Every Day

Discover how Ukrainian tech talent is driving global innovation through success stories like GitLab, Revolut, Grammarly, Wise, and Moss.

13. Founder Interviews: Oleg Shchegolev of SEMrush

Learn how Oleg Shchegolev grew SEMrush from $0 to over $50 million in revenue.

14. Why I Stopped Working for Free (And Why You Should Too)

15. "The Timing Was Off!" — Strava Co-Founder Mark Gainey on Popularizing Fitness on the Internet

Mark Gainey talks about the early challenges of creating Strava and how him and his co-founder built a healthy, profitable business.

16. I Launched 6 Startups in 8 Months (And 5 of Them Failed)

A story about founding several startups, funding, investor relationships, writing software and winning hackathons.

17. 9 Startup Metrics For Tech Founders To Track

In this post, you will find nine essential metrics that you should know about and measure. Your KPIs can change as your startup grows.

18. Founder Interviews: Stephen Tse of Harmony.one

19. Web3 Technologies Show the Promise of Achieving the Original Vision Behind the World Wide Web

Fetch.ai is one of the Cosmos hubs within the Cosmos ecosystem that leverages the Cosmos SDK.

20. Founders at Work: 150+ YCombinator Founders’ Stories

Jessica Livingston's book "Founders at work" (2007, 32 stories) inspired thousands of founders to start their startups.

21. On Building a Crypto Trading Platform with Jennifer, Co-founder of Coinstore

In with the new, out with the old. Coinstore is the crypto exchange for the new generation. Learn what their co-founder, Jennifer, has to say.

22. I Quit My Job at the Age of 36 to Be Happy

Hi! my name is O. I am the founder of Goodnight Journal, where people come to write their own private and public journals. In this blog article, I want to share my own story about quitting my job and working on the app that I’m passionate about while traveling.

23. Decentralized Cloud Gaming: Exclusive Interview With Aethir CEO Mark Rydon

I recently was able to discuss Aethir’s mission to solve the cloud scalability challenge for gaming and other streaming content...

24. Founder Interviews: Max Krohn of Keybase

What's your background, and what are you working on?

25. Why I Chose to Open Source Aloha: My Commitment to Privacy and Collaboration

The creator of private internet browser Aloha tells his story and shares why he decided to go open source

26. Building an E-Sports Empire: How John Fazio Took Nerd Street Gamers from Bootstrap to $25 Million

John Fazio built Nerd Street Gamers into an in esports and gaming infrastructure by finding premier investors who align strongly with his vision.

27. Changing the Crypto Market with Index Investing: An Interview with Alongside's Austin Diamond

Interview with Alongside Co-founder Austin Diamond on their new crypto market index token and the impact of index investing on the crypto market.

28. Meet TakeProfit: The Ultimate Platform for Self-Directed Investors

TakeProfit.com: The Ultimate Game-Changer in the Trading Research

29. 10 Lessons I Learned as a First-time Tech Product Founder

In this story, I am sharing the details of how we took Blockroll from just an idea to a launched product and what I learned as a startup founder in six months.

30. Nine Lessons I Learnt Over Nine Years Running A Company

I sent the following note to the Sift team today. I’m also sharing it here in case it’s useful to others.

31. 25 Startup Tips From 25 Venture Backed Founders

A collection of insider tips from our "How I Raised It" podcast

32. An Intro to Soulbound Tokens With Brendan Playford, Co-Founder of Masa Finance

Soulbound tokens (SBTs) are non-transferrable, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that can serve as a web3 user’s identity that are intrinsically tied to their owners.

33. How I Launch A Postwoman v1.0 👽: Free, Fast & Beautiful Alternative To Postman 🎉

So, here’s how Postwoman happened.

34. Interview With Iurii Gugnin: Boosting U.S. Export Competitiveness With Cheaper Remittances

Iurii Gugnin delves into the challenges faced by the U.S. in expanding its exports and the reasons behind the high costs of international wire transfers

35. The Pillars of a Successful Startup

The ability to launch and scale a project efficiently is a practice mastered with experience and, in most cases, a whole portfolio of failures.

36. “Something much broader than compensation drives us.”—Emil Eifrem, Neo4j Founder — Interview

Emil first sketched the idea for the company on the back of a napkin during his flight to Mumbai in 2000. Today, the company is the world’s leading graph platform, powering mission-critical enterprise applications, including artificial intelligence, fraud detection, real-time recommendations, and master data.

37. Founder Interviews: Jeremy Burton of Wonolo

38. Launched a Project Twice with Two Horrible Names but Still Made Money!

Launched a Project Twice with Two Horrible Names but Still Made Money!

39. How I Started My Own Business at 19

Hi there. My name is Mandy, and I'm 24 this year. I don’t have many years of wisdom to preach about, but I do have something interesting to share for those who are afraid to take the leap of faith – the story of how I started my own business at 19.

40. The Trek of a Solo Founder

The first time I’d considered working at a startup, I was still in college, commuting from my parent’s house to save on student loans.

41. What Are The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Startup Lessons From Netflix’s Movie “The White Tiger”?

What is “The White Tiger?" If you’re asking startup founders, the answer is - not just another Netflix movie, but a unique collection of great business lessons.

42. Sadly, 'This' is America #StopAsianHate

The comment that my team had received on a post/ad that we ran to drive awareness about our brand EQUO.

43. 7 Steps I Kept Repeating Until I Hit $2M ARR

I started in 2004, made an exit, fundraised many times, 2 top accelerators, and failed a lot.

44. Founder Interviews: Lingke Wang of Ethos

Lingke Wang and the Ethos team have recently raised over $46 million in order to simplify and modernize the archaic life insurance industry.

45. The Pirate Bay Is Still Alive: Words From One of the Co-Founders

Peter Kolmisoppi explains why The Pirate Bay is still alive and some websites aren't.

46. Understanding the Different Kinds of Founder Madness

The six Archetypes of Founder Madness: Imperial Individualist, Naively Confident, Strategic Contrarian, Frontier Explorer, Mad Scientist, and Global Catalyst.

47. 479 Founder Interviews Later: Here are 15 Sure-Fire Acquisition Channels

This is a post that took almost 240+ hours to research.

48. Meet the Man Who Has Bought Over 500 Companies

Luke Sophinos tells the story of Mark Leonard.

49. Decentralization Will Force Institutions to Conform or Die: Brandon Burgason, CEO of Mobie Labs

Brandon Burgason is the CEO and Founder of Mobie Labs. He explains the barriers that are keeping blockchain from realizing its full potential.

50. Startup Legal Due Diligence: A Brief Guide for Investors and Founders

The guide centers on the legal aspects of due diligence (DD) and outlines the 10 most common mistakes.

51. I Built a €500K Neobank for Immigrants—It Didn't Go As Planned

I built and shut down a €500K neobank for immigrants in Portugal. Here's a post-mortem.

52. Everything I Learned About Generating Startup Ideas in My First 10 Years as a Founder

This article is a compilation of everything that I learned about how to generate product ideas. It’s my my way of learning and it’s not a finished work I will update it as I learn more in my journey to great great products.

53. How Bildr is Combining Web3 & No-Code

How does web3 impact SaaS companies? And how might it intersect with no-code?

54. The Sandbox - An Overnight Success (10 Years in the Making)

Sandbox is one of the most successful metaverses in Web3 with more springing up overnight. There are more than 2 million wallets registered to TSB

55. Innovating ESOP Distribution: An Interview With Eqvista Founder Tomas Milar

I sat down with Eqvista founder Tomas Milar for his insights on ESOP distribution in modern-day businesses.

56. Startup Interview with Alex Cojocaru, CEO of Licenseware

Licenseware is the first open app ecosystem for software license management. Reduce software costs and manage licensing risks, PAYIG, completely modular.

57. The Agony of a First Time Founder

First time founders build out of passion. They face a problem and try to solve for themselves, making assumptions that everyone has the same problem.

58. 3 Lessons I’ve Learned Leading My Startup to Global Markets

Getting your startup to succeed in markets across the globe is worthwhile but requires brings extra challenges thanks to each country having a distinct culture.

59. Eugene Lisovskiy, Level up Basket Founder: “Community Is the Core of Everything; It Inspires Growth”

Read for opinions on growing a robust community in any niche, adapting your product to the metaverse, the power of outsourcing and the future of AI.

60. How to Not Fail Your Next Startup

Over the past 7 years I have worked in large IT companies in the Russian Federation, EU, and in the USA. Here's what I wish I knew before I started each project

61. From Freelancer to a CEO with a Freelance Perspective with Jack Thorogood

Talk with Jack Thorogood, CEO Native teams on leadership in the era of remote work.

62. Meet Assisterr.xyz: Web3 Analytics Powered by ChatGPT

Assisterr is a web3 and crypto analytics tool that combines ChatGPT and dynamic dashboards with on-chain and off-chain data.

63. Diary of a Wimpy DevOps Engineer: Exploring Monoliths

Learn how we improved our ETL processing performance from 550ms to 94ms by switching to micro-service based architecture and SingleStore

64. Founders Interviews: Will Martino of Kadena

65. 5 Prompts to Help You Define Core Values at Your Early-Stage Startup

The Tara founding team at San Jose HQ

66. POWER LEADER: Lifekey founder Jason Kintzler sees a smartphone-less future

Read how multi-founder and entrepreneur Jason Kintzler is taking on wearables and fintech.

67. Eight Tongue in Cheek Founder Resolutions That Will Definitely Work in 2023

My startup founder resolutions for 2023 that will make you cry LOL

68. The Story Behind Raising $59 Million For Pilot

As a 3x founder, Waseem had multiple advantages when raising venture capital – yet it still wasn't easy.

69. This Editor Uses the Power of Storytelling to Help Diverse Tech Entrepreneurs Thrive

More than half of America’s cutting-edge companies valued at $1 billion or more were established by foreign-born founders.

70. Sydney Bencriscutto on His Journey From Music Artist to Options Trader to eCommerce Success

In my recent conversation with Sydney Bencriscutto, founder of Double Oaks Essentials, we discussed just that- an A to Z guide on launching a successful busines

71. The MIT Professor's Guide to Speaking That Actually Works

MIT Professor Winston's research-backed speaking techniques: eliminate distractions, use the 5S framework, and make your ideas unforgettable with practical tips

72. From SEO Expert to Founder: The Journey of Kevin Miller and The Word Counter

Kevin Miller, ex-Google marketer, transitioned from an SEO expert to founder of The Word Counter, showcasing the power of SEO for growth.

73. 25 Things to Leave Behind in 2025 for Investor Decks

Here are 25 critical mistakes startups must avoid in investor presentations—from unrealistic projections to missing competitive analysis to buzzword overload.

74. Understanding DeFi With Yubo Ruan, Two Times Stanford Dropout & Founder Of $500m Valued Parallel Fi

DeFi has virtually transformed and entered into almost every traditional finance sector that we know of. The idea of decentralizing finance for all stakeholders

75. Of Man and Machine: How Tech Entrepreneurs Are Leading the Charge

Tech is often termed as ‘the future’ and for a good reason; the developments within the tech sector often shape the future as we know it. Think of how the internet changed every part of human life and how social media has permanently altered how we communicate and connect.

76. The Future of Mobile Apps: How AI, 5G, and Security Are Shaping the Industry

Technology advancement is the future of mobile apps. Vladimir Potapenko, the founder of Madora, explains how AI, 5G, and security are shaping the industry.

77. Past–Present–Future Series: Q&A with Wisdomise CEO & Co–Founder Fardad Zand

Exclusive CEO interviews on a personal journey and outlook on Artificial Intelligence, Web3 and entrepreneurship

78. Founder Interviews: Francisco Homem de Mello of Qulture.Rocks

79. Revolutionizing Recycling: Turning Waste Management Into a Digital Game

Discover Binpong: Gamifying recycling for a sustainable future in our interview with founder Sergey Shayakhmetov.

80. The Power of PR for Web3 Startups

Alyona Karpinskaya is the founder of PRBA, a PR agency providing PR support for blockchain projects.

81. Abhaya Uprety is Reshaping Parking One Line of Code at a Time

Abhaya Uprety co-founded ParkStash, a startup that makes parking reservations work in a way similar to short-term rental platforms.

82. ‘It Is Never Too Late to Learn, Grow, and Inspire’: Viktor Kochetov, CEO of Kyrrex

Startup interview with Viktor Kochetov, CEO of Kyrrex.

83. Building a Mental Health Startup: Insights from a Founder

People have a wide range of different "tools" that can give them cheap and fast relief of anxiety or other psychological conditions.

84. A Philosophy of "Learning By Doing"

Let's change the youth's perception of learning by doing.

85. The Surprising Experience That Led Me to Launch My Own Product

After experiencing firsthand the frustration of having to wait at a barbershop, I decided to take matters in my own hand and build swiftbooked.

86. Assembling the Avengers of Web3: How Andrew Masanto Brought Tech's Hottest Founding Team Together

Andrew Masanto is a two-time web3 unicorn founder, having started and popularized two of the top 100 cryptocurrencies (Hedera and Reserve).

87. How I've Freaked Out and Decided to Build a Startup of My Own

I never imagined I'd become a startup founder. Yet, here I am, a bit more than a year later – doing exactly that. So, how did this dramatic shift happen?

88. 5 Lessons from a Failed Startup Birthed Outside the Bay Area

In 2015, we started Memoratic, an educational platform that aimed to solve a few of the complex problems of our educational system. By streamlining communication between educational institutions, teachers, parents, and students the platform tried to provide incentives to improve performance at the individual and organizational levels.

89. Admitad ConvertSocial CEO Speaks Social Media, #Noonies'22 Nomination, and Running Her Organization

I’m Ksana Liapkova and I’m Head of Admitad ConvertSocial.

90. Founder Interviews: David Karandish of Jane.ai

91. State of the Cryptomarket: An Interview With BankX CEO Lance Parker

The cryptomarket is melting. The cryptomarket meltdown is a result of the bearish sentiment in the market.

92. "Python is eating the software development world right now"

An Interview with Talk Python to Me Podcast founder, Michael Kennedy.

93. Founder Interviews: James Wu and Allen Lu of AdaptiLab

Childhood friends James and Allen are making it easier for companies to build machine learning teams with AdaptiLab (Techstars Seattle ‘19).

94. Designing Research to Simplify the Benefits of Blockchain for Banking

How will the banks of tomorrow operate, look, grow and thrive in a budding fintech environment and increasingly globalised market?

95. Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos, and Fake-It-Till-You-Make-It Silicon Valley Startup Culture

Did Elizabeth Holmes corrupt Silicon Valley, or was it the other way around?

96. CTO That Doesn’t Write Code

In Quora, many ask whether someone might get to the CTO chair without writing code. Most of the answers are an absolute NO. However, as someone who has done exactly that, I feel compelled to tell you my career story. Hold tight, because this is going to be a long one.

97. Go for the "dirtiest, unsexiest problems out there to solve," say Poplar Homes Co-Founder & CTO

Learn from PropTech founder, Rico, and his journey to build Poplar Homes, a tech-enabled property management service. Vote Poplar for Startup of the year!

98. How a Bunch of Little Pitching Tweaks Helped This Founder Raise $4M For His Purchasing Software…

Serial entrepreneur Andrew Hoag had a huge frustration.

99. Tips for Building in Public as A Founder From Europe Eu

How building in public helped the growth of my startup.

100. Startup Interviews: Josh Aziz of TransferWise

What's your background, and what are you working on?

101. What I Learned After Building 30 Startups in 20 Years

Doing Consumer Apps. 2. Raising VC Money. 3. Hiring Too Early. 4. Ignoring SEO. 5. Ignoring Content Marketing. 6. Social Media Marketing.

102. Startup Lessons: What I Learnt Pricing My Product

Pricing your product or service is one of the hardest things to do. There are so many dimensions to it that it is easy to get lost. Here, I am going to share what I learnt.

103. Reflection: Top 5 Tips to Bootstrap From $1.5K to $16K Monthly Revenue and Raise $400K

My reflection on five key strategies that propelled our startup from bootstrapping to $16K monthly revenue and successful fundraising.

104. Founder Interviews: Matt Creager of Manifold

Matt is the co-founder & VP of Marketing and Developer Relations at Manifold, the cloud-native marketplace company.

105. Startups: Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid to Launch a Project in a Bear Market

Despite the bear market startups should not turn off their projects in the crypto industry and Web 3.0. A few tips for projects on how to start in a bear market

106. AI is Actually Good at Understanding Documents

Explore how Docupanda.io simplifies complex document processing with advanced LLMs, turning messy data into structured JSON with ease.

107. How Many Is "Too Many" Investors?

Brex Founder Henrique Duburas Believes You Should Pack Your Cap Table With As Many Investors As Possible

108. Unraveling Decentralized AI Computation & Web3 with Jet Liu, Product Director at Phoenix

A conversation with Jet Liu on how a combination of AI, Web3, and innovations in computation technology can help shape the future.

109. No One Cares About Your NFTs — Here's Why

Discover how NFTs can be used to solve real-world problems like election integrity and scam prevention.

110. The Founder Playlist: Reflections on Really Good Advice from 45 CEOs

On the Importance of Building Healthy Co-Founder Relationships, Navigating Investor Meetings, and Investing in Your Mental Health as a Founder.

111. Meet Education Ecosystem: An EdTech Company For Developers

Education Ecosystem is a platform that teaches professional developers and students how to build real products in artificial intelligence, blockchain, and more.

112. Daniel Quoc Dung Huynh, An Entrepreneur Advocating for Open-Source Privacy-Friendly AI

Daniel Quoc Dung Huynh, CEO and Co-founder of Mithril Security, is launching a startup to democratize privacy-by-design AI tools.

113. What Happened When I Topped Hacker News and Pulled in 12,000 Readers Overnight

About 2 weeks ago I decided to launch a small project I made on Hacker News.

114. Five Lessons for Transitioning From Corporate to Start-up with Gaby Haffner

Five Lessons for Transitioning From Corporate to Start-up with Gaby Haffner

115. Founder Interviews: Satyam Vaghani of Nutanix

What's your background, and what are you working on?

116. How to go From Idea to MVP

Simple steps to get an idea off the ground and start building momentum.

117. How the 10,000 Hours Rule Applies to Entrepreneurship

Explore the transformative power of the 10,000-hour rule in entrepreneurship.

118. Founders Interviews: Stephen Cavey and Peter Duthie of Ground Labs

119. “Pitch Like a Boss”: 10 Real Tips I Wish Founders Actually Took Seriously

Not a founder, but sat in 100+ pitch meetings. Here are 10 powerful, honest tips every startup needs to hear before stepping in front of investors.

120. The 1990's Called, They Want Their Bug Reporting Process Back

Software development has improved 100x since the internet was invented, but how people report bugs has not changed since the 1990s.

121. Gumroad's 2020 Roadmap

I am excited to share this. One of the most fun parts about being CEO is spending (a lot of) time thinking about the grand future and then figuring out a set of reasonable steps to get there. This is the most creative bit of my job, and I love it.

122. The One Piece Of Advice All Founders Need To Hear

Lose the to-do list, there is only one thing you need to focus on

123. How Slack's Huddles Gave Us The Boost We Needed To Launch

Remote working makes it hard to have the spontaneity that offices can bring. Slack Huddles managed to bring that to one team's successful bid for ProductHunt

124. "I’m a big advocate of Web3 and an anarchist at heart," says FinTech Entrepreneur, Julie Plavnik

Julie is a content strategist and writer who helps Web3 projects rank higher on search engines by creating engaging, optimized content.

125. Tokenisation of Real World Assets : An Interview With OpenTrade CEO David Sutter

David Sutter is the CEO of OpenTrade, an institutional lending platform that provides users access to a suite of on-chain credit products for tokenized real-wor

126. Adadot Founder Alex on Building a Analytics Tool and being Nominated For #Noonies 2022

I’m Alex and I’m the Founder at Adadot.

127. Web3 Enables Users to Create and Own their Web Experience

Fetch.ai is an AI-powered blockchain that allows businesses and individuals to use multi-agent system-based solutions to solve complex problems or coordination.

128. ‘Being Naive Is a Feature, Not a Bug’: Abhinov Balagoni, CEO Pax Credit

A Chat with Abhinov Balagoni, Founder and CEO of Pax Credit on how he got started and what the future holds for Pax Credit

129. How Artificial Intelligence Will Actually Change The Healthcare System in America

Ramya Ganti is the CEO of BabySteps. She believes in creating a more efficient healthcare system that passes the savings along to patients.

130. Twitter without Jack: WTF?!

Jack Dorser is leaving Twitter. WHY? And, More Importantly, WHY NOW?!

131. Trucking in America: My Love Song to the Industry

I moved to the U.S. in 2017 and launched my startup in the trucking industry. That's what I find the most exciting about it.

132. Founder Interviews: Joe Mahavuthivanij of Mythic Markets

133. The Day the CEO of Meta Stopped to Like My Vision

Never underestimate the power of sharing what you think. Write, publish, post. Technology is built that way — brick by brick, idea by idea.

134. How to Start, Run and Sell Your Billion-dollar Business

Timeless advice to profit from your passions, capitalize on your ideas and become a better human being.

135. Podcast: Kate Dudzik on AI ethics, product-led data science and more!

One thing that has become clear in the last few years is that the soft parts of data science are becoming even more important. What do I mean by soft parts? I a

136. Duelist King Nominated as Blockchain Game Dev of the Year

Nicole Nguyen is the co-founder of Duelist King, the first NFT game powered by Dual Launch via OccamRazer IDO and PancakeSwap IFO.

137. Meet The Women In Tech: SynFutures Co-Founder and COO Wenny C. and The Next Chapter of DeFi Innovati

SynFutures is redefining decentralized derivatives by blending centralized performance with DeFi transparency.

138. Founder Interviews: Michael Reitblat of Forter

Forter is the leading provider in e-commerce fraud prevention, protecting $130B in digital transactions annually.

139. Noonies Interview: Daria Leshchenko on the Role of Tech in Customer Support

Daria Leshchenko from SupportYourApp shares her entrepreneurial journey and her vision of the future of customer support for startups.

140. Are Agencies Evil? How We Changed the Agency Business Model to Team-as-a-Service

Dima Skortsov shares the transformational journey that led to the birth of the team as a service model

141. How Allison and Gregory Robinson Raised $11 Million For "The Mom Project"

Gregory Robinson’s Fundraising Journey For A Market That Helps Women Return To The Workforce (As told to Nathan Beckord)

142. How To Build Products Like a Scientist

Every decision and step we take at a startup is based on some belief. Here's how to validate those beliefs and build products like a scientist ;)

143. Minds Behind Money: Interview With VC Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund

In this interview, we catch up with Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund to discuss the state of VC funding, AI, and crypto.

144. Women in Web3: Tracy Leparulo, Founder & CEO of Untraceable

Tracy Leparulo's insights into marketing blockchain and crypto companies through her startup, Untraceable and her experience as a woman in the crypto space.

145. Reddit Marketing for Solo Founders: A 3-Month Retrospective

A practical breakdown of what works, what doesn't, and how to save hours of wasted effort when using Reddit as a marketing channel.

146. The Illusion of Ideas

Why untested ideas remain illusions. Only through simplicity, speed, and real-world testing can you separate what’s real from what’s not.

147. An Inspiring Story of Sowemo Tech Company Founder

148. Meet the Twins That Are Launching the First Comic-Based Learning Experience on the Market

Twins are launching the first comic-based learning experience on the market - Improvement Comics - Learn key ideas about self-improvement via weekly comics.

149. That Moment When You're Boarding a Flight Home, and Andreessen Horowitz Calls...

Joseph Woodbury of Neighbor.com shares three pieces of advice on how to raise capital — from integrating yourself into the local ecosystem to being able to change your plans on a moment’s notice.

150. I Made a Productized Service for the Solopreneur GTM and the Build-in-Public Crowd: Here's How

GTM, marketing, sales. They can't be an afterthought for Indiefounders. That's why I've created a productised service offering a teardown.

151. CEO of Lattice: First-Time Founder Misconceptions

Jack Altman, CEO of Lattice, goes over first-time founder misconceptions.

152. Interview with Jérôme Nagle, CEO and Founder at Ultimate Go-Getter

Become Your Ultimate Self. A brand new app with unique assignments that help you get the most out of yourself. See how Ultimate Go-Getter got started and how you can get started.

153. The Key to Entrepreneurial Success: Seeing a World That Doesn’t Exist

The Entrepreneurial Secret: See a World That Doesn’t Exist

154. Spotify Offered Me Hundreds of Millions for My Company - I Said No

Nathan Barry describes the time Spotify offered him hundreds of millions of dollars for his company.

155. Fear of Publicity: Why Tech Startups Miss Out on PR Opportunities

From personal experience, I can say that many business owners have a near-panic fear of gaining too much publicity.

156. Andrew Wilkinson: Lessons Learned Based on the Last 20 Years of Running Tiny

Here's a big list of things that don't seem to work, based on the last 20 years of running Tiny:

157. Disrupting the Norm: A Tale of Love, Business, and Integration from a Power Couple

This dynamic duo has not only built a loving family over 15 years of marriage but have also nurtured two successful businesses side by side.

158. "We want functional decentralization" Q&A with Wildland Creators

Wildland is a new, open data management protocol with improved users' privacy, security, and multi-categorization. A Q&A with J. Zawistowski and A. Regulski.

159. How to Build a Multi-Channel Outbound Sequence on Lemlist

Understand how to use Lemlist to setup, monitor and track the performance of your outbound marketing campaign.

160. Representing Your Virtual Self: An Interview With Leo Nilsson From Scapin'

Today, I am talking with Leo Nilsson, co-founder of a mobile chat app - Scapin'. Scapin' is designed for our virtual identities.

161. How to Implement First Touch Attribution with RudderStack

Learn how to use Rudderstack's freemium offering to build first touch attribution logic for your website visitors and leads at zero cost.

162. From Zero to Hero: Build a Team of High-Performers

Building a successful business is a challenging task. It takes dedication, hard work, and a team of individuals willing to work together to achieve a common goal. I always say this, but businesses don’t move people; people move businesses.

163. Founder Story: Lessons From Over 25 Years in Silicon Valley

This is part two of a two-part conversation with serial founder and pioneer of “digital identity” Garrett Gafke on how he built and launched his most successful startup, IdentityMind. Click here to read part one.

164. Looking Into Ethereum’s Merge And How KIRA Circumvents PoS’s Biggest Weakness

Ethereum's Merge switched the blockchain from Proof of Work to Proof of Stake. While it addressed some of the old problems, it created a new set to deal with.

165. The Secret of Networking: How High-Tech Companies Expand Into New Markets

Maxim Lukyanov shares insights on how business developers and high tech companies attain noteworthy results through the secret and power of networking

166. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Eran Elhanani, Co-Founder of BullPerks and GamesPad

My name is Eran Elhanani, and I’m the Co-Founder of BullPerks, a decentralized VC and multichain launchpad, currently ranking as the #2 IDO investment platform.

167. Post-Acquisition Lessons on Time & Energy Management: What I'd Do Differently as a Repeat Founder

I've often fantasized about time traveling to coach my younger self. This is the advice I'd give myself when I was launching my last startup.

168. How I Productized Legal Advice Into a Scalable Marketplace

I started as a practicing lawyer working with small businesses. It didn’t take long to see the ceiling of the offline model.

169. What Tech Startups Can Learn from Failed Projects: A Candid Look at My First Fintech Venture

Learn startup lessons from the failure of my first Fintech venture. Discover the importance of market validation, user communication, and knowing when to let go

170. How Mathematics Can Be The Winning Strategy for a Fast-Growing Company

When D’Shawn Russell left her job as a school math teacher to start Southern Elegance Candles, she never imagined that it would grow into what it is today.

171. How To De-Risk Your Startup And Become ‘Definitely Fundable’

Immad Akhund has invested in 100+ startups and was a Y Combinator Partner. Here are his tips for raising capital.

172. “Pay Want You Want” Model Got Us $1M Donations for Online Courses

Join HYLS, donation-based online course platform where you boost your self-development at any price you want.

173. 6 Key Takeaways From Clubhouse FOMO for First-time Founders

Though the FOMO is gone but here are the key takeaways that founders can learn from Clubhouse.

174. "We Work With Nature, Not Against It," says OUDToken CEO Teh Huang Wei

Most innovative concepts lead to some form of manipulation. The only way forward is decentralizing these aspects to keep green investing manipulation-free.

175. "Borders are Getting Thinner, but Division Among Societies is Growing"

An interview with the founder of Quixy, a no-code platform that helps automate processes for any industry and any function.

176. How To Lead Your Business Strategically

The capacity of a leader to envision, plan, direct, and get the most out of the resources at hand effectively is known as strategic leadership.

177. "We Are Moving Forward To a New Digital Age": Shane Oconnor, Seratio BDM

In conversation with Shane Oconnor, Business Development Manager at Seratio, a UK-based think tank.

178. Three Non-Obvious Fundraising Tips from the Startup Veterans Behind Lovevery

When friends Jessica Rolph and Rod Morris partnered to launch Lovevery in 2015, the two founders already had massive success stories under their belts.

Jessica previously had a successful exit from organic baby food company Happy Family, which she founded. Rod helped take SaaS utility platform Opower public as part of the company’s leadership team.

Despite their wealth of past experience, Jessica and Rod had plenty to learn when fundraising for Lovevery, a subscription business that puts sustainable, science-backed play kits into the hands of parents. As parents themselves, Jessica and Rod knew their idea had legs when they began working on it — but they still felt “very vulnerable” during the fundraising process, according to Jessica.

“With the success we had in the raises, on the outside they [seemingly] came easily,” Jessica says. “But on the inside, getting to that place where you have momentum is hard.”

As they grew Lovevery, they found fundraising successfully was all about the timing. On an episode of How I Raised It, Jessica and Rod shared the lessons that came from raising $32 million for Lovevery over three funding rounds.

179. Women in Tech: Interview with Diana Akchurina, Tech Founder and Mentor

Diana Akchurina is a Tech founder, marketing comms specialist, digital nomad, and mother of two. Learn about her journey in this Women-in-tech interview.

180. An Interview With Ian Sanders: Entrepreneurship, Being a Leader, and More

On today’s episode of Startups On Demand, I am joined by Ian Sanders, CEO and Co-Founder of Blue Cape, a stealth startup in the field of healthcare analytics.

181. #FoundersConnect with Oluwatomi Solanke, Co-founder/CEO of Trove Finance

Peace interviews Oluwatomi Solanke, co-founder and CEO of Trove Finance, a micro-investment platform that allows Nigerians to invest in foreign stock markets.

182. How To Run a Tight Fundraising Process

Why you have to own your process from end-to-end

183. Meet the Founder of Cascadia Carbon: Alex Wick

Alex Wick is the founder and CEO of Cascadia Carbon, which is building a verifiable offset database of individual, geotagged trees.

184. Women in Tech: Shanaz Khan's Journey of Building Sustainable Solutions in Tech

Discover the inspiring journey of Shanaz Khan, a woman in tech passionate about clean/green tech and renewable energy.

185. Software Engineer Remi Denoyer’s Curiosity Propelled His Career at Mentoring Platform Plato

Remi Denoyer learned to code and built his first basic application at the age of 14. He was the perfect founding engineer for Plato, a mentorship platform.

186. #FoundersConnect: Abdul Hassan, CEO & Founder of Mono, Backed by Ycombinator

FoundersConnect: Abdul Hassan, CEO & Founder of Mono, Backed by Ycombinator

187. Startup Interview with Vivek Khatri, Director & Founder, at Emizen Tech

Vivek Khatri, Director and Founder of a Startup of the year nominee Emizen Tech, shares their origin story, why they focus on retention and exciting technology.

188. Enabling Business Operations With Computer Vision: Interview With Tanay Dixit, CPO of Wobot.ai

HackerNoon good company with Tanay Dixit, co-founder, and CPO of Wobot.ai.

189. From Early Builder to CTO at 19: The Story of Alexandre Genest

Alexandre Genest’s journey from early coding to CTO at Hilt shows how real-world systems, performance, and observability shape modern engineering.

190. The Entrepreneur's Balancing Act: Cultivating Success While Nurturing Life's Dimensions

Embark on an entrepreneurial journey while maintaining balance in health, finance, relationships, and spirituality. Thrive in all aspects of life! 🚀🌟

191. The Power of Knowing What to Do

The underlying reason a startup is so hard, so strange - and why so many fail - is that you yourself have to figure out what to do.

192. How To Create Personal Breakthroughs By Mastering EI: Interview With Matt Kursh

193. From Connected Cars to Mental Health: Ivan Mishanin's Journey as a Co-Founder and Tech Leader

How to build successful companies and what tech leader should look like in the AI era?

194. How to work on a startup when your motivation runs out

In most cases, positive motivation drives a person starting a new business. He wants to make the best product, become a leader, or earn a profit. When that positive motivation runs out, there are two possible scenarios.

195. Startup cybersecurity 2023: Never be out of the fight

Startups have every reason to feel like they are jumping into an ocean filled with sharks as they approach their 2023 cybersecurity strategies.

196. Successful Founders Built Lives That Energize Rather Than Drain Them

Your home life isn't separate from your business. It's the foundation everything else is built on.

197. Startup Lessons: Customer Discovery is Invaluable

198. Ilya Rouss: “Travel Trends to Watch: digital nomads, non-mainstream places, local economies growth”

When the travel industry will recover after the pandemic, what will the travel experience look like and how modern tech will influence it?

199. Thierry Schellenbach co-founded Stream after struggling to scale activity feeds

Interview with Thierry Schellenbach, co-founder & CEO of Stream, a provider of APIs and SDKs that enable product teams to add in-app chat and activity feeds.

200. Taking the Leap: From Developer to FinTech Startup CEO [Interview]

Ioana started her career as a software developer, but decided to leave Shopify to found Konvi - the investment platform for alternative assets.

201. "Founder Bottleneck" Might Prevent Your Next Raise or Exit

Founder dependence isn’t just an operational bottleneck, it’s a risk multiplier that will kill any operator's chance of exiting a business.

202. Women in Tech: Interview With Maja Roknic, CPO and Co-Founder at CulturePulse AI

CulturePulse's fearless female co-founder and CPO pushes the boundaries of product development in AI.

203. Why I Left a VC Job to Dive into the Hard Path of Building a Startup in Sillicon Valley

Haruka Takamori is an immigrant ex-VC founder and founder of U.S.-based startup, Syval.

204. How to Launch and Sell a Fintech Startup in Less Than 4 Years —Interview, Ankit Singh

From “challenger banks” to cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, fintech startups such as Stripe & Paypal continue to revolutionise the financial industry.

205. Female Entrepreneur Miki Agrawal Champions Global Sustainability Initiatives With TUSHY

Miki Agrawal champions ongoing global sustainability and eco-friendly hygiene through her professional and personal life.

206. How Does One Trade Crypto in Canada and the USA?

By a deep study into the market systems before launch, the company pointed out shortcomings within the crypto industry.

207. Developing Finsterwald Amid a Pandemic: A Startup CEO in The Trenches

Former Huawei manager Peter Stieglbauer talks about Decentralization, Gaming, and Funding for their new VR 3D game, FINSTERWALD

208. Stop Thinking Big and Start Thinking About the Daily 1% Improvement

The only way to learn is by starting and doing things relentlessly. You should go deep into a chosen space, and don't worry about making big leaps.

209. How Mobile Weather Apps Help You Survive the Hurricane Season

Mobile weather apps have evolved a lot, raising awareness and allowing people to plan their time with the weather in mind.

210. The Key to Succeeding With Founder-Led Sales

Sam Blond discusses founder-led sales.

211. "Track Your Mood For Improving Your Mental Health" says a Founder Living With A Bipolar Disorder

Oftentimes we don’t even realize how we’re feeling. Even when someone asks us, “How are you?” our knee-jerk reaction is to say, “Good.” But are you really feeling good? What is your mood right now? If you had to label how you’re feeling in your body and mind, what would you write down?

212. 'Contemporaries Are Always Good for the Industry': Vijay Pravin, CEO of BitsCrunch

Vijay, Founder & CEO of bitsCrunch talks about the importance of securing the NFT ecosystem.

213. Solve for the Edges and Get The Middle for Free: Innovating for Inclusivity

Innovating for inclusivity in tech startups: How solving for edge cases leads to better solutions for all users, illustrated through legal tech advancements.

214. From Bribing Customers with Food to a Universal Secrets Manager: 5 Lessons from a First-Time Founder

Doppler's Brian Vallelunga shares five lessons he learned about raising capital and creating sustainable partnerships.

215. Building a Tech Startup Without a Technical Co-Founder

Finding a technical co-founder is one of the biggest challenges faced by startup founders. Here’s how Audapio’s Founder Dudley Gould overcame this common startup hurdle.

216. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Omer Rosenbaum, CTO and Co-Founder at Swimm.io

My name is Omer, I am the CTO and Co-Founder of Swimm, a devtool that helps developers and their teams manage knowledge about their codebase.

217. My College Startup Failed; This is What I Learned

218. What Happens When Purpose Is Assumed, Not Discovered

A cautionary tale of ambition, denial, and the costly consequences of building a startup without a clear problem to solve or customers to serve.

219. How An "Underdog" Founder Raised $4.7 Million To Build A Plastic-Free Grocery Delivery Service

Zuleyka Strasner raised $4.7 million for her environmentally-friendly store Zero Grocery in two years. She shares her advice on fundraising seed rounds.

220. Being a Non-British Founder in the UK Startup Scene: The Good and the Hard

Explore how an international founder’s unique mindset, resilience, and adaptability fuel success in the UK startup ecosystem and global talent mobility.

221. How to Start a SaaS Business When You’ve Never Met Your Cofounder

The most fundamental core of any business relationship is trust. Traditionally this was built through multiple interactions, which included at least one face to face meeting.

222. Ivan Huerta, Parabeac CEO, made every mistake in the book until he pivoted the business

Our startup is called Parabeac, and we make it easy for both designers & developers to make accurate and responsive designs.

223. Lessons Learned From Successful Founders Building in Public

Valuable Lessons learned from 5 successful public building founders.

224. 'At the Coalface of Implementing Data Stacks': kleene's Co-founder & CEO Andrew Thomas

2-minute look at the building of kleene.ai through a founder's eyes.

225. AttachBack So Far: The Story of My Early-Stage Startup

Can a brand new startup forever change the way we use our phones? I think I know the answer. In this post, I’ll share the story of my fledgling startup that aims to do just that.

226. 7 Stories To Learn About Davis Baer

Learn everything you need to know about Davis Baer via these 7 free HackerNoon stories.

227. How a Founder’s Passion Can Hinder Startup Success

It is common advice for founders to build only things they are passionate about. But, there's another side to that story.

228. Providing Credit for Small Businesses - Interview With Dave Lewis, CEO and Founder of Ranqx

Prior to starting Ranqx, I founded a company called VantagePoint, a growth advisory business with offices in Auckland, Sydney and Dubai.

229. Behavioral Signals Analyzes Human Behavior from Voice Data

Behavioral Signals is an AI company that develops AI technology to analyze human behavior from voice data.

230. Andros Wong's Wonder is Providing DAOs with Technical Infrastructure

Wonder has one key concept and it is that “the future is collaborative”

231. Startup Interview with Brady Harris, CEO, Dwolla, Inc.

Dwolla, Inc. is an Iowa-based fintech company helping innovative organizations digitally transform their payments.

232. "Rationality at the expense of another person’s mental health is not worth it", says Elesaro CEO

An interview with Johnpaul Nobodo - the Co-Founder/CEO of Elesaro: a full suite crowdfunding protocol built on Binance smart chain.

233. "Do what you love and love doing it": Colby Tunick, ReFocus AI Co-Founder

"I don't believe it’s possible for someone to ‘just do a startup.’ It's a mission you fall in love with, again and again."

234. How We Built Arengu — Story and Vision of Our Startup

235. The Importance Of Staying Humble And Strong Company Culture: Stephen Goldberg, HarperDB CEO

Harper DB is a startups of the year nominee from Denver, Colorado. Stephen Goldberg, CEO, shares the origin story and what makes their company culture relevant.

236. "Blockchain has the Ability to Raise Billions out of Poverty" Rahkeem Morris, Syrg Co-Founder & CEO.

Syrg is empowering both employers and employees using automation tools. Their CEO shares the fascinating origin story and explains their covid pivot.

237. Building Armenia’s First Live Seafood Supply Chain: A Business Case in Market Creation

How I built Armenia’s first live seafood supply chain by combining custom systems, logistics, and smart business strategy.

238. 10 Features For A Successful Community: An Open Letter

If you’re like us, you probably have some unread red-dot notifications in your Slack sidebar. Work-related, a few are from social groups or communities

239. Building a Successful Fintech by Listening to the Market (Founder Interview)

When serial entrepreneur Illit Geller started telling me her story, I could instantly see why the fintech startup she founded, TradAir raised $11M in its latest funding round.

240. Eicrud: The Solution to Web App Complexity

Discover how I created Eicrud, a Node.js framework designed to eliminate technical debt and simplify web app development.

241. "My mission has always been about freedom," says Anthony Di Iorio, Ethereum Co-founder

“My mission has always been about freedom. As I mentioned, I don’t like school — I never liked being told what to do," says Anthony Di Iorio Ethereum Co-founder

242. Meet the Writer: Sergey Prilutskiy is The Co-founder of Blockchain Company, MixBytes

Short interview with Sergey Prilutskiy, developer, researcher, security specialist, co-founder of MixBytes company, and Hackernoon author.

243. BeyondBoard AR: The Origin Story of a Tehran Startup of the Year Nominee

AR Bulletin Boards: T

244. HackerNoon & The Wild West of Startups

Amy Tom chats with David Smooke (co-founder and CEO of HackerNoon) about his founder's journey with HackerNoon, and with Storm Farrell (Software Developer at Ha

245. The Most Dangerous Lie in Startups

Most founders skip a founder agreement because they trust each other. But when pressure hits - that missing structure becomes the root of chaos.

246. 'Time is the Most Valuable Resource': Michael Skoblov, CEO of BITLEVEX

Startup interview with Micheal Skoblov, founder and CEO of BITLEVEX.

247. The Story of Shuttle Planet, Early Traction, and a Bunch of Misfits

"Keep going; don’t let fear stop you too much. Focus on the fact that every effect has a cause, find out what that cause is."

248. AI Has Become My Co-Founder

From automating LinkedIn posts to building a full-scale enterprise platform, discover how AI evolved from tool to co-founder in the creation of Linkeme.ai.

249. From Rejections to $21M in Funding: A Founder Story

Launching a startup is a huge undertaking that will test your personal and professional relationships to the limit.

250. Interview With Dmitry Kubyshkin: What Makes DevOps Engineers so Valuable for Businesses?

Dmitry Kubyshkin is a seasoned professional in the field of DevOps. Here he discusses the hiring of DevOps engineers and what makes them so valuable.

251. Startup Interview with Patrick Stäuble, Teylor CEO & Founder

Teylor is a modular technology platform to build, automate, deliver and scale credit products. We are building the lenders of tomorrow.

252. Here’s Everything I Learned Building a Blog to Teach Cybersecurity

It was in early 2025 that I initiated my own blog, OpenExploit.in, with one simple aim: to make cybersecurity easy to learn and available to all.

253. Startup Interview With Ryan Edwards-Pritchard, Founder & CEO of Cape

Cape is a technology startup developing corporate cards designed to save businesses time and money.

254. Digging Cold Out of the Internet [Interview with Crypto Mining CEO]

Bitcoin is still far away from it's all time high and these days cryptocurrency mining has become more complicated. Large miners built huge arrays to mine, making it harder for smaller miners to compete. As an alternative to traditional mining on your own equipment, which requires solid initial investments, you can use cloud mining, which allows you to mine crypto currency utilizing a remote datacenter with shared processing power, so you don`t have to install your own hardware.

255. Tech Is Shaping the Airlines Business: Here's How

In this episode of "Flying into the Future: How Tech is Shaping the Airlines Business," Omri Hurwitz welcomes esteemed guest Nathaniel Felsher.

256. AI Meets Crypto: A Conversation With EmpyrX Founder And CEO Cam Sandifur

In this interview with Olayimika Oyebanji, Cam discussed EmpyrX and the importance of AI.

257. Production Horror Story: How My Startup (Almost) Went Bankrupt

Just in time for Halloween failures in production are scarier than most movie monsters. Here's a personal scary story of a production fail.

258. Making Web3 Resilient & User-Friendly With Mayur Relekar

An exploration of the challenges within the Web3 space, focusing on the imperative for solutions that resolve user-centric issues with Arcana CEO Mayur Relekar

259. No Stanford Degree? No Problem. Here’s How to Win as an Underdog Founder

Startups love to talk about disruption, but when it comes to funding, the system still favors the familiar.

260. “Four-Day Workweek? I Hate It.” Top Fintech Founder Max Faldin About Building a Remote-First Startup

Silverbird Founder Max Faldin about Building a Remote-First Startup

261. Startup Journey: From Aviation To Fintech

The ninth interview in the Startup Journey series: Building an airline out of necessity & an innovative fintech product out of passion

262. Why Users Leave Before They Ever See Your App’s Value

If the onboarding experience is poor, users will be discouraged from using the product and will eventually drop off.

263. Future of Telemedicine: Lessons I've Learnt From Building my HealthCare App MVP

While I held the belief that planning is essential, this project reaffirmed that adaptability and agility are equally crucial in developing an app.

264. A Statement From Hayden Adams - The Inventor of Uniswap

Hayden Adams on Uniswap.

265. Figthing the Bad Actors with Machine Learning: Startup Interview with Harsh Pandya, CEO Giant Oak

While working in the financial and government spaces, we saw a need across industries for enhanced entity screening processes that use AI and machine learning.

266. The Highs and Lows of My First Real Startup, CoLaunchly

Discover the journey of launching CoLaunchly, its challenges, and insights on startup life, burnout, and growth

267. Startup Interview with Pavel Shkliaev, CEO Of LensAI

An interview with Pavel Shkliaev, CEO of LensAI, who discusses the vision behind the founding of his company and how he measures the company's success.

268. "AI Shouldn't Have the Final Word in Recruitment Yet" - Jamie Beaumont

Less than a decade ago, we could only dream of being able to spend five minutes on a job that required 10 hours to complete. All we could hope for was a magic wand. Cargo dancing with tambourines could also help, but there was no guarantee (pun intended).

269. From Thesis to Edutainment Platform: My Journey Building Startup as a Solo Founder

Personal story about how a grad school idea turned into an educational game studio that reached nearly a million families.

270. From Fluorescent Lights to Sporting NFTs

It pays to be neurodiverse - Ben Appleby escaped school and followed his instincts - now he is a co founder of an exciting web3 sporting platform launching soon

271. Top Actionable Tips to Grow a Community: More Tips to Monetize

Find this article where it was originally published, on dunncreativess.github.io!

Find a Niche!

Nobody can promote themselves or their projects if they're a jack of all trades. Nor will people find a universal proposition to be appealing. The first key to success is to ask yourself what your differentiating features are and who is your audience? You can then start to identify your niche.

In my case, I noticed that I got a lot more traffic from my money-making code like market making or arbtitrage crypto trading bots than I did from my other GitHub repos. What this means is that while some people are interested in interesting code, there are a lot more people out there interested in turning equity into realized pnl :)

272. 3 Best Tips To Attract Investors Being An Outsider

Unshackled Ventures founding partner Nitin Pachisia explains three ways he built a strong network during his fundraising journey.

273. Focus On The Problem: When Your First Solution Fails, Simply Start Again

Ali Halabi moved to Istanbul in 2013 to solve the city's massive traffic problem. His first startup was an on-demand carpooling service, but it failed.

274. Startup Interview with Bryan Schuldt, Tability Co-founder

Tability is a focus and accoun'tability' tool for businesses, looking to align on business goals, stay focused, and measure impact in a more meaning way.

275. Revenue Feeds the Ego. Gross Margin Builds the Business.

Founders celebrate revenue, but it’s gross margin that determines whether the business actually works. This article unpacks why gross margin is the most honest

276. Q&A With Mauro Battellini, Startup PR Dude at Black Unicorn PR

In conversation with Mauro Battellini, Startup PR Dude at Black Unicorn PR.

277. "You don't Need to Rush Through Stages in Life" Hattrick IT Co-Founder Martin Zuniga

A Good Company with the mobile app development boutique Hattrick IT's Co-founder about the origins of the startup, its goals and his personal life.

278. When Startup Advice Backfires: Avoiding Common Pitfalls That Slow Your Growth

Discover how well-meaning startup advice can backfire and learn practical strategies to avoid common pitfalls that slow your growth.

279. 4 Steps To Being a Successful Startup Founder

Confused if the startup life is for you? I'm a founder myself and I'll walk you through the 4 steps you can take to start building a startup.

280. Busting the ‘Overnight Success’ Myth in Startups

Publications love to bombard us with stories of entrepreneurs who find instant success. The problem is “instant success” simply doesn’t happen.

281. From 20 Billion Now to “29 Billion by the End of the Year” (Podcast)

This episode explains that an API-driven economy is the foundation of the digital economy, with over 83% of internet traffic today being API-based.

282. "I quit university and put all my time and energy into getting the MVP finished", says Sean Yu

Making the jump into entrepreneurship, and building a startup, is rarely a rational decision. A good example of this comes from entrepreneur Sean Yu.

283. #FoundersConnect: How Erika Brodnock, Founder of Kami, Uses Tech to Improve the Lives of Families

Peace speaks with Erika Brodnock, Founder of Kami app.

284. What I Learned in the First Three Months As an Entrepreneur

1- Don’t get too attached.

285. Building a Great Product at a Bad Time: Our First Venture Into B2B

Building startups in shifting markets & our first B2B pilot: how Imii proved its AI platform in UK healthcare and why policy changes forced a pivot

286. Expert Interview: Selling a Fintech Before Launch by Leveraging Your Most Valuable Resource - People

Having the right people in your corner can be the critical difference between success and failure. As this fintech founder discovered first hand.

287. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor AJ Picard, founder of Clava

As part of Hacker Noon's Meet the Writer interview series, AJ Picard shares his founder story, passions, expectations, and what makes writing so challenging.

288. From Childhood Coding to Leading Parallel Finance: My Innovation Journey

My journey in the world of technology and entrepreneurship began with a simple but profound observation during my early years.

289. On Founding an Event Item Marketplace at the Age of 20: Ben Kennedy, Gecko Founder

Gecko is a marketplace to hire event items like Speakers, Chairs, and Party Lights as easily and securely as possible (Amazon Marketplace for rentals).

290. Matt Huang, Co-founder of Paradigm, Confirms That Paradigm Is Dedicated to Crypto

Matt Huang assures people that Paradigm is committed to crypto.

291. "Let the market decide what it wants," says Jeremy Britton, Co-founder and CFO of Bostoncoin

I will give you three guesses as to why we chose to call the fund "Bostoncoin".

292. We Asked 100 Travelers About Fitness on the Road—Here’s the Startup That Came Out on Top

A few weeks ago, I participated in a startup competition in Italy.

293. "Don’t fall into the trap of accepting average", advises Scott Wilson, Joticle CEO

Challenge yourself every day to be a more improved version of yourself each day and don’t fall into the trap of accepting average.

294. 7 Tips for Co-founder Dating Success

As someone who went through the co-founder dating process (and emerged with a fantastic partner), I thought I’d share a few “real dating world" tips.

295. Why Did We Not Wait For The Official Statement on Quarantine?

Denis Lagutenko - an entrepreneur, the founder of several projects in the fields of the Internet and affiliate marketing, as well as the owner of the manicure network WOW NAIL, one of the first who did not wait for the government guidance on quarantine and switched his companies to remote work before the official announcement.

296. WTF is P-Hacking in Startups?

Science has a problem.

297. Your Perfect Deck: Why Your Audience Needs Direction, Not More Information

Why great presentations still fail to convince decision-makers. Learn how to turn decks from information overload into clear paths that drive real decisions.

298. How I Ended Up Building a Platform for Wholesale Suppliers After Losing Millions in Crypto

After burning out on trading, I turned to solving a more practical issue I had personally faced: sourcing products from China.

299. Looking Back at The Lessons Learned from My Latest Product Hunt Launch

My takeaways for people who wanna launch products by themselves on Product Hunt.

300. Startup Interview with Shachar Tal, Loginno Co-Founder

Hackernoon's startup interview with Shachar Tal, Loginno's co-founder.

301. The Founder's Choice: Stupid & Unlucky or Lucky & Smart?

Given a choice between lucky and smart vs unlucky and stupid, which one should you pick as a founder?

302. 9 Things I‘ve Learned About Running a Startup

Almost 2 years ago, we launched Meddy out of a class project at college. We faced our fair share of challenges from lawsuits to team conflicts to engineering issues etc.

303. If You're an Engineer Starting a Startup, These are the 4 Co-founder Types to Avoid

Been promised equity, then ghosted? You’re not alone. These founder horror stories might save your next project.

304. #MyStartInTech: Interview With Guim Gonzalez, Founder & CEO of Xatet Technologies

305. Why I Left Big Tech Design to Build AI Infra for Founders

Why a designer left Big Tech to build AI infrastructure—and why design is critical to the future of intelligent systems.

306. Setbacks Suck—But This One Made My Web3 Startup Bulletproof

Most founders obsess over their failures, completely ignoring times of clarity and small wins.

307. Founders Here Are 6 Strategies You Should Know About AI Implementation

Discover 6 essential AI strategies every founder should know.

308. How a Lost Pitch Shaped My Startup Approach with Diabuddy

A failed startup pitch taught Obichi powerful lessons on innovation, commercialization, and the business realities behind every great idea.

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Founder interviews are conversations with startup founders, delving into their entrepreneurial journey, challenges, and insights. These interviews offer invaluable lessons and inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs and the wider tech community.

1. Understanding the Future of TradFi and DeFi with AllianceBlock

AllianceBlock co-founder and CTO Matthijs de Vries talks about the platform's vision and web3 economy.

2. Powering the Next Generation of DeFi: Q and A with TAF CEO Bill Nolan

The TAF ecosystem emerges in the DeFi space to bring unique benefits and terms to its users. Learn more about the project from the interview with its founder.

3. An Interview With Ilya Sutskever, Co-Founder of OpenAI

OpenAI cofounder and chief scientist Ilya Stuskever talks about ChatGPT and the promise of models like GPT-4

4. How to Build a Multi-Million Dollar Business from Scratch Without Investing in Marketing

Anton Tkachev, the founder of Browsec VPN, explained how he built a successful business without relying on marketing investments.

5. How Jay Wey Amassed Millions of Followers on TikTok while Maintaining a Full-Time Job

In this Slogging thread, we talk to Jay Wey the Co-founder of Ubiik and social media influencer behind jayandsharon.

6. Liquidity Aggregators for the Future of the Digital Asset Market

FLUID founder Ahmed Ismail on the problems of inaccessible liquidity in the digital asset market and how the industry is gearing up to solve them.

7. [Startup Founder Interview] 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder

Startup founders, here's how to get featured on HackerNoon! This startup founder interview template is based on David Smooke’s ten founder questions.

8. The Future of Travelling: An Interview with Matt Luczynski, the Founder of Travala.com

Travala.com is the world’s leading cryptocurrency-friendly hotel booking services with the best prices on 2 million+ properties worldwide.

9. Founder Interviews: Artem Petakov of Noom

What's Your Background, and How Did That Lead You to Your Current Role?

10. Building A Secure Data Economy: An Interview with Ocean Protocol's Founder Bruce Pon

Ocean Protocol is technology that allows data sharing in a safe, secure and transparent manner without any central intermediary. Using Ocean Protocol, data scientists and artificial intelligence researchers can unlock and analyze big data, while respecting data privacy.

11. My Interview With Dr. Craig Wright, the Alleged Inventor of Bitcoin

I interviewed the alleged inventor of bitcoin, Dr. Craig Wright

12. Meet Joel Dietz, Founding Member of Ethereum, MetaMask Architect, and CEO of MetaMetaverse

I first started programming games, but later my research interests focused on the confluence of blockchain network topologies and swarm intelligence.

13. Proprietary Trading: One-On-One With Dylan Loomer , Cofounder Breakout Trading Group

The focus of this interview is proprietary trading, otherwise known as prop trading, and my guest is Dylan Loomer, the co-founder of Breakout

14. Interview With Giorgi Shonia: Leading Nordom In Shaping The Future Of Crypto Trading And Innovation

Nordom is more than just another crypto exchange—it’s a new approach to trading and engagement that’s built on simplicity, security, and transparency.

15. The Metaverse as Web3’s Killer App: Exclusive Interview with Gamium Co-Founder Alejandro Rosas

Interview with the co-CEO of Gamium, a solution for digital identity and a decentralized social Metaverse where we discuss the future of the metaverse.

16. At the Forefront of AI Research: Multimodality, Agents, Open-Source LLM, and Beyond

Interview with ex-Amazon AI researcher on the next frontier of AI exploration, shadow AI, ethical AI challenges, and what it takes to build robust AI expertise.

17. Founder Interviews: Max Krohn of Keybase

What's your background, and what are you working on?

18. "When You’re Humble and Have Humility - You Rise to the Top"

Michael Gaizutis is the Founder of RNO1 – Experience Design Agency for Tech & Web3 Brands of the Future.

19. Growing Geeks Into π-shaped R&D Engineers

A Chief Innovation Officer shares tips for growing a new breed of R&D engineering talents that are skilled in more than just conventional code using π-matrix.

20. "When You Take VC Funding, the Clock Often Starts Ticking" Entrepreneur Jack Smith on Exiting Vungle

Jack Smith founded Silent Break and Vungle, which sold for $800M. Here he is interviewed by HackerNoon Founder David Smooke.

21. Ethereum's First Ever Employee Talks World Domination, Meme Coins, and Why Web3 Still Sucks

Viktor Trón, the founder of Ethereum Swarm, predicts the future of Web3.

22. Interview With UeCalc Founder Daniil Khanin: Unlocking the Power of Unit Economics for Startups

Victor Markov, Daniil Khanin, Unit Economics, UeCalc Founder, Value Engineer, Entrepreneur

23. #FoundersConnect: Peter Bunor Jr., From Nollywood Child Actor, to Co-Founder of Field Intelligence

Peace interviews Nollywood Child Actor turned Founder, Peter Bunor of Field Intelligence.

24. Exploring Product Insights: Interview with Vadim Glazkov, Founder of a Product Research Agency

Vadim Glazkov shares the important aspects of the research approach, talks about the challenges and gives successful use cases for launching new products.

25. An Intro to Soulbound Tokens With Brendan Playford, Co-Founder of Masa Finance

Soulbound tokens (SBTs) are non-transferrable, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that can serve as a web3 user’s identity that are intrinsically tied to their owners.

26. Interview With Iurii Gugnin: Boosting U.S. Export Competitiveness With Cheaper Remittances

Iurii Gugnin delves into the challenges faced by the U.S. in expanding its exports and the reasons behind the high costs of international wire transfers

27. Interview with Ivan Medvedkov, CEO of C-Robotics KZ: Underwater Innovation for Search and Rescue

Ruslan Madinov emphasizes that underwater robotics has a huge potential in marine safety, inspection of structures and environmental monitoring.

28. “Something much broader than compensation drives us.”—Emil Eifrem, Neo4j Founder — Interview

29. NFT Adoption in Modern Companies: An Interview With Evinco Winery DAO Co-Founder, Joy Pathak

A conversation with Joy Pathak, Evinco Winery DAO co-founder, about NFTs and how they are set to change the food and beverages industry.

30. AccuFit Founder Logan Koshenka is Making Personalized Workouts Free for Everybody

Logan Koshenka is a software engineer who graduated from Ohio University in 2018 and founded AccuFit, a custom workout app.

31. "We Want To Be The Google of Web3": Hello Co-Founder Alvaro Pintado

18-year-old co-founder and CEO of Hello, Alvaro Pintado, talks about how he wants his decentralized storage network to be the Google of web3 and more.

32. 479 Founder Interviews Later: Here are 15 Sure-Fire Acquisition Channels

This is a post that took almost 240+ hours to research.

33. Understanding the Impact of DeFi on Real Word Assets with Lucas Vogelsang

Discussing the future of finance and technology with Lucas Vogelsang, CEO and Co-Founder at Centrifuge.

34. Finding Success on Roblox, Launching Games with Zach Letter of Wonder Works

In my recent conversation with Zach Letter, founder of Wonder Works, we discussed the business and marketing of Roblox games.

35. Exclusive Interview With Zelwin CEO Nikolay Shkilev

In addition to being the CEO of Zelwin, Nikolay Shkilev, Ph.D., founded Private Business Club for VCs and angel investors.

36. Q&A with Brendan Playford, Founder of Masa Finance

37. Unlocking the True Potential of Blockchain

Single user single address is the past; now multiple user single account is the new reality.

38. Innovating ESOP Distribution: An Interview With Eqvista Founder Tomas Milar

I sat down with Eqvista founder Tomas Milar for his insights on ESOP distribution in modern-day businesses.

39. Lack of understanding paves way for speculative behavior in crypto markets - Jordan, QTUM Co-Founder

Welcome to Mondays with Entrepreneurs. Today, we have with us Jordan Earls (Co-Founder QTUM (crypto)), who loves to code 👨‍💻.

40. Eugene Lisovskiy, Level up Basket Founder: “Community Is the Core of Everything; It Inspires Growth”

Read for opinions on growing a robust community in any niche, adapting your product to the metaverse, the power of outsourcing and the future of AI.

41. Seth Flora on Entrepreneurship, HackerNoon, and His Least Favorite Thing About the Internet

Seth Flora is the owner of LEO Digital Marketing. In his spare time, he helps founders create business plans, form strategies, and more.

42. Interview: How Decentralized Numbers Are Convenient for Cryptocurrency Enthusiasts

Interview: How Decentralized Numbers Are Convenient for Cryptocurrency Enthusiasts

43. How Self-Service Analytics Creates a Major Shift In Product Mindset

Interview with Amir Movafaghi, CEO at Mixpanel and ex-Twitter VP, where we discuss why self-service analytics is here to stay as a driver of product-led growth.

44. Interview with Chatroulette Founder Andrey Ternovskiy

Topics Discussed: the “dick problem” // virtual reality for cats // the stupidity of going to mars // mathematical machines of evil // why being a god would be boring // creating your own country in the ocean

45. An Interview With PowerShell Inventor Jeffrey Snover

Snover is the inventor of Windows PowerShell, an object-based distributed automation engine, scripting language, and command line shell.

46. The Rise of DeFi and Bolide - Interview

We caught up with Ox Bid, the COO of Bolide.fi, to find out more

47. Breaking The Loop Of Trust While Dealing With Real-World-Data Between The Patients And Researchers

In this interview, we spoke to the company’s Co-CEO and Co-Founder, Ashwin Rathod about its innovation.

48. ‘It’s Never Too Late To Learn a New Language’: Yair Solow, CEO of Centraleyes

Startup interview with Yair Solow, founder and CEO of Centraleyes. Learn more about the company and different solutions.

49. Sydney Bencriscutto on His Journey From Music Artist to Options Trader to eCommerce Success

In my recent conversation with Sydney Bencriscutto, founder of Double Oaks Essentials, we discussed just that- an A to Z guide on launching a successful busines

50. The Token Economy: Reinventing Business Models Through Tokenization

Today, I am speaking with Daniel Elsawey, CEO and Founder of Tidepay, and we'll discuss how businesses can incorporate blockchain technology

51. How Kuda Bank Grew From Zero to Millions of Users

Peace interviews Bradley Want, the VP of Growth at Kuda Bank.

52. It’s Time to Reap the Rewards for Reading in Web3

It's time for deep reading in Web3

53. DeFi: The Key to Enabling Global Financial Inclusion

On-chain credit can be the use case that brings the next billion web2 users into web3.

54. Finding Female Co-Founders: An Interview With Jane Fisher

This is an interview with Jane Fisher about being a female founder at a tech startup.

55. How to Build and Launch Products in 24 Hours with Zoe Chew

Natasha Nel interviews 6x Noonie Nominee*, hackernoon.com Contributor, and Prolific Maker, Zoe Chew, to talk Product, Tech, Startups, and Marketing.

56. Of Man and Machine: How Tech Entrepreneurs Are Leading the Charge

57. Why Investors Are Excited About The Metaverse In 2024

We’ve interviewed Marco Tonetti; the founder of Metable - a groundbreaking project looking to create a metaverse platform with the use of blockchain technology

58. Founder Interviews: Francisco Homem de Mello of Qulture.Rocks

59. Revolutionizing Recycling: Turning Waste Management Into a Digital Game

Discover Binpong: Gamifying recycling for a sustainable future in our interview with founder Sergey Shayakhmetov.

60. The Power of PR for Web3 Startups

Alyona Karpinskaya is the founder of PRBA, a PR agency providing PR support for blockchain projects.

61. Tokenization is the way to achieve Transperency & Data Security in Asset Management - Oleg Kurchenko

Today's guest on Mondays with Entrepreneurs, firmly believes that the key to success is implementing new things with enthusiasm.

62. Beyond the Perimeter: Securing AI for the Quantum Era

Former Mastercard and Equifax AI Lead Jeremy Samuelson reveals how to deploy production-grade and quantum-resilient AI without exposing sensitive data.

63. Ownership in Web3 Needn't be Obtained Through Capital Contribution - Unhashed #28

Unhashed is a QnA series where I speak with top execs of new and established blockchain projects to unravel the mystery of blockchain & crypto.

64. Inventor of Cancer Screening Tool Says AI Could Lead Disease Detection

In this interview with Peter Whitehead, CEO of Light AI and health tech innovator, we explore AI-powered diagnostics' challenges, opportunities and the future.

65. Ape Terminal Founder Hatu Sheikh Discusses Web3 Trends for 2024

A conversation with Hatu Sheikh, the Founder of Ape Terminal, on Web3 trends, ongoing developments in the Web3 funding space, blockchain gaming and much more.

66. Admitad ConvertSocial CEO Speaks Social Media, #Noonies'22 Nomination, and Running Her Organization

I’m Ksana Liapkova and I’m Head of Admitad ConvertSocial.

67. A Roadmap For Web3 Adoption: What Is Needed?

Shawn Munir, Co-Founder and CEO, sat down with us to outline the vision for the project.

68. Founder Interviews: David Karandish of Jane.ai

69. An Interview With the CEO of Elfin Kingdom: How Web3 Gaming Fits Into Building Strong Communities

We spoke to Juan Ibagon, CEO of Elfin Kingdom, about the future of Web3 gaming and community building.

70. "Python is eating the software development world right now"

An Interview with Talk Python to Me Podcast founder, Michael Kennedy.

71. Decentralizing Real-Time Communication: Shaping the Future of Connectivity

A conversation with Ayush Ranjan, CEO at Huddle01, on the broader impact of decentralized communication and how it aims to redefine the future of connectivity.

72. Designing Research to Simplify the Benefits of Blockchain for Banking

How will the banks of tomorrow operate, look, grow and thrive in a budding fintech environment and increasingly globalised market?

73. 'Candy Crush is the First Game to Employ Brain Hacking Techniques'

Past–Present–Future: Q&A with Triple O Games CEO & Co–Founder Isidro Quintana

74. ccFOUND: Wikipedia, Quora, and Udemy in One Platform

For the first interview of this series, we have with us Piotr Michalak who believes that his startup is going to outperform Wikipedia.

75. Examining the Dynamics of Blockchain Interoperability with Layer One X's Devs

We spoke to its developers about the vision for Layer One X

76. Go for the "dirtiest, unsexiest problems out there to solve," say Poplar Homes Co-Founder & CTO

Learn from PropTech founder, Rico, and his journey to build Poplar Homes, a tech-enabled property management service. Vote Poplar for Startup of the year!

77. Tips for Building in Public as A Founder From Europe Eu

How building in public helped the growth of my startup.

78. Yoshua Bengio Weighs in on the Pause and Building a World Model

This week I talked to Yoshua Bengio, one of the founders of deep learning about augmenting large language models

79. Startup Interviews: Josh Aziz of TransferWise

What's your background, and what are you working on?

80. My Tiny Blog Ranks Above Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB

Japan Bound publishes articles about Japanese culture and pop culture. We publish a lot of anime content, as well as insights and tips for living in Japan.

81. Fintech Veteran Says DeFi Can Fix Finance

Jeff Mahony, Founder of SaveDaily, shares insights on the future of financial inclusion, regulatory challenges, and blockchain innovations shaping DeFi space.

82. Exploring AgriFi: An Exclusive Interview With Tórónet Co-founder Bolaji Akinboro

True to my conviction that blockchain's enormous disruptive potential can change the status quo, I recently sat down with Bolaji to explore AgriFi and Tórónet

83. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Daria Leshchenko, the CEO of SupportYourApp

HackerNoon contributor Daria Leshchenk sits down with to discuss her tech and writing journey.

84. Interview: Growing an Amazon Seller Brand Takes More than Hard Work & an Idea

Interview with AMZSCALE founder on what it takes to win in online retail as an Amazon seller and how to tell if a product will succeed or fail on the platform.

85. Understanding the Cryptocurrency Market in Korea with Seonik Jeon

Understanding the Korean Crypto Currency market with Seonik Jeon.

86. Founder Interviews: Mohammad Mazen of Burency

It is no longer a secret that the United Arab Emirates are technology pioneers, and their action plan for the development of Blockchain technology within companies and government has become a clear priority.

87. The End of Spray-and-Pray: How Intelligence-as-a-Service Is Reshaping GTM

Spray-and-pray outreach is fading. Lusha CEO Yoni Tserruya explains how intelligence-as-a-service and signal-driven data are reshaping modern go-to-market teams

88. The Burgeoning Crypto Market Still Needs A Link To Traditional Finance

Credefi is looking to be one of those bridges. We spoke to the developers about the vision for the project going forward.

89. Teylor has Been Named Startup of the Year 2021 in Zürich

An interview with Patrick Stäuble, founder and CEO of Teylor, a Hackernoon startup of the year 2021

90. AI Is For Everyone, and Schools Shouldn't Be Left Out

By integrating AI into classrooms, students can learn about its principles, applications, and ethical considerations, preparing them to navigate and leverage AI

91. For Web3 To Thrive, AI Needs To Be Truly Decentralized

AI is the future. And with more big tech companies investing in it, they could end up with significant monopoly on data and access control.

92. NFTs Are Looking To Make A Comeback. What Does The Market Need?

What factors are necessary for NFTs to make a successful comeback?

93. Banksters And Blockchain Gaming: Exclusive Interview With Banksters Founder And CEO Alex Althausen

Alex Althausen is the founder and CEO of Banksters, a blockchain-based mobile game. Banksters gamifies crypto mining using the Play-to-Earn model.

94. How Three Guys Turned A Simple Idea into The Fastest Growing Backyard Sport on The Planet

When you think of the entrepreneurial qualities that go into building a successful business, what comes to mind? Most people will say it takes expert levels of

95. Founder Interviews: Satyam Vaghani of Nutanix

What's your background, and what are you working on?

96. Founders Interviews: Stephen Cavey and Peter Duthie of Ground Labs

97. Interview with Digilus Technologies LLC Founder and CEO, Saahil Kumar Chathrath

Founder and CEO of tech company Digilus Technologies LLC, Saahil Kumar Chathrath shared few important tips for starting a successful startup. The Indian entrep

98. How Sound.me Simplifies AI-Powered Influencer Marketing

Explore Sound.me's journey, an AI-driven influencer platform transforming influencer marketing with simplicity, accountability, and global reach.

99. Can Lady Luck, Innovation and Risk Management Grow a Brand?

Connor Crook, CEO of Diamondback Toolbelts, does give the impression that the destiny of your business is squarely in the hands of fate. However ...

100. Can Superheroes And Comics Survive In Web3?

Today, some of the biggest rock stars are fans of comic books. It’s now the “cool” thing to be a comic book fan, and even adults are fine with having favorites

101. How Digital Communities Can Get First-Mover Advantage with Web3

Over the past year or two, we’ve seen a lot of talk about Web3 and why it’s a new frontier of the internet that has everyone excited.

102. Web 3 Gaming: Exclusive Interview With World Play League CEO Peter Tomala

Peter Tomala is the Founder and CEO of World Play League, a web3 gaming platform for gamers and gaming studios.

103. Why the Metaverse is Inevitable

What is a Metaverse, and why does - among others - Facebook and Mr Zuckerbucks believe they’re going to be so big? Well, my enlightenment seeking friend...

104. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Zaheer Dodhia, CEO and Brand Hacker

Let's make the business world beautiful with brand designs.

105. The Open Web - What It Is and Why You Should Care

The "Open Web" concept isn’t new, but it’s seeing a lot of recent traction. But what exactly does it mean, and why should anyone care?

106. Unity Communications Founder on Building the Company

Explore Patrick Brown's vision for Unity Communications, blending superior BPO services with his love for DJing.

107. How Artificial Intelligence Will Actually Change The Healthcare System in America

Ramya Ganti is the CEO of BabySteps. She believes in creating a more efficient healthcare system that passes the savings along to patients.

108. AI and the Future of Cybersecurity: Can We Keep Up with the Risks?

Explore the increasing risks of AI on cybersecurity and data privacy.

109. How Can You Become Best in the Business by Tightening your Hat?

The combination of superb products and superb people has made the company grow by leaps and bounds in a very short time.

110. “We Were Shaping Bullieverse Since Before Metaverse Was A Thing” - Srini Anala

Everything Crypto: In-Conversation with Bulliverse

111. Exclusive Interview With DEGA Founder and CEO Carlos Rene

In this interview, you are going to learn more about Carlos's blockchain career and DEGA, his brainchild.

112. Meet The Women In Tech: SynFutures Co-Founder and COO Wenny C. and The Next Chapter of DeFi Innovati

SynFutures is redefining decentralized derivatives by blending centralized performance with DeFi transparency.

113. InvoZone CEO Furqan Aziz on Passion, Failure, and Monday Rituals

This week, Furqan Aziz joins me on “Mondays with Entrepreneurs” to discuss how you can make a difference in the world and grow your business at the same time.

114. No-Code AI In Marketing: A Shift In Mindset?

What marketers should know about no-code AI in general and what they should consider before tapping into the vast potential brought by AI-driven marketing

115. "We celebrate perfectionism & love building opinionated products with craft" says Chronicle Founder

Chronicle Founder Mayuresh Patole shares insights on building a modern AI-powered presentation tool tailored for Gen Z, millennials, and the evolving workplace.

116. Meet The CEO of 1MRobotics, Eyal Yair

An interview with the co-founder and CEO of 1MRobotics, Eyal Yair. He runs a startup that specialises in robotics and shares his philosophy and strategy.

117. Minds Behind Money: Interview With VC Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund

In this interview, we catch up with Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund to discuss the state of VC funding, AI, and crypto.

118. Women in Web3: Tracy Leparulo, Founder & CEO of Untraceable

Tracy Leparulo's insights into marketing blockchain and crypto companies through her startup, Untraceable and her experience as a woman in the crypto space.

119. Fixing Crypto Twitter: Exclusive Interview With /Reach Co-founder 8an

Dive into /Reach's battle against Twitter bots, enhancing genuine engagement in Crypto Twitter. An exclusive look into combating fake profiles.

120. An Inspiring Story of Sowemo Tech Company Founder

121. Why Blockchains Need To Invest In Speed Heading Into Web3

By investing in speed, blockchains can lower barriers to entry, attract a broader user base, and foster a vibrant web3 ecosystem.

122. What Is Wrong With Token Rewards And How to Fix It

In this article, we'll explore what's wrong with token rewards and propose potential solutions to mitigate these issues.

123. Interview with Jérôme Nagle, CEO and Founder at Ultimate Go-Getter

Become Your Ultimate Self. A brand new app with unique assignments that help you get the most out of yourself. See how Ultimate Go-Getter got started and how you can get started.

124. How Web3 is Reshaping The Landscape Of Open-Source Development

In this interview, we spoke to Max Howell - creator of Homebrew as well as the founder of Tea & pkgx - to understand his vision for the platform and its future.

125. Forget CBDCs. Traditional Crypto Is the Financial Revolution We Need

Digital assets have completely given us a paradigm shift, allowing us to enter an age where money doesn’t have to be so difficult to relate with.

126. Walter Haas is Bringing Trust to Online Product Discovery with GIST

GIST is a social network built around what you and your friends buy. It's the digital version of the ultimate product recommendation: social proof at scale.

127. Is Quick and Easy The Right Play in Business Growth?

The ultimate key to success is stupidity. This is not rational. This should not work. None of this should work, so you have to be dumb enough to keep doing it.

128. Interview with Daytona CEO Ivan Burazin on $2M Pre-Seed Round

Discover how Daytona raised $2M in their Pre-Seed Round and why investors are excited about their secure and scalable hybrid development environments.

129. Disrupting the Norm: A Tale of Love, Business, and Integration from a Power Couple

This dynamic duo has not only built a loving family over 15 years of marriage but have also nurtured two successful businesses side by side.

130. Demystifying Blockchain Data Access: Interview With Stateless Solutions Founder Jessica Daugherty

Stateless Solutions founder Jessica Daugherty provided insights into the challenges faced by developers in accessing on-chain data.

131. Interview with Ideaology Founder and CEO, Khaled Alkalbani

Challenges and opportunities in the current global economy are as numerous and as full of potential as they haven’t been in a long time. We are venturing into the unknown in regards to the future socio-economic situation.

132. Representing Your Virtual Self: An Interview With Leo Nilsson From Scapin'

Today, I am talking with Leo Nilsson, co-founder of a mobile chat app - Scapin'. Scapin' is designed for our virtual identities.

133. Saving 20+ Hours a Week: How Jamie I.F. Built AffiliateFinder.ai to Automate Affiliate Recruitment

Jamie I.F., Founder of AffiliateFinder.ai on Helping SaaS Teams Automate Affiliate Recruitment and Grow Faster

134. The Secret of Networking: How High-Tech Companies Expand Into New Markets

Maxim Lukyanov shares insights on how business developers and high tech companies attain noteworthy results through the secret and power of networking

135. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Eran Elhanani, Co-Founder of BullPerks and GamesPad

My name is Eran Elhanani, and I’m the Co-Founder of BullPerks, a decentralized VC and multichain launchpad, currently ranking as the #2 IDO investment platform.

136. Challenges, Benefits and How Businesses Can Adopt Blockchain

The blockchain is a distributed ledger that records transactions in a permanent and verifiable way.

137. "Lack of Focus Can Derail Even the Best Plans" says Rhythm Systems CEO Patrick Thean

Patrick Thean is an award-winning serial entrepreneur who has started and exited multiple companies.

138. Blockchain SaaS And The Future Of Business: Exclusive Interview With OnchainLabs CEO Florian Ehrbar

In this interview, Florian Ehrbar, CEO of OnchainLabs, explains how it is shaping the future of business.

139. How Mathematics Can Be The Winning Strategy for a Fast-Growing Company

When D’Shawn Russell left her job as a school math teacher to start Southern Elegance Candles, she never imagined that it would grow into what it is today.

140. A New Frontier For Crypto Gaming: What To Expect

his interview is with the CCO of iCandy, Lim Jenn Yu, heading the Cryptant Crab Prime Project - a new, groundbreaking blockchain game

141. Svix CEO on Webhook Architecture Design

Svix founder and CEO Tom Hacohen sat down with Head of Growth Ken Ruf to talk about webhook architecture and the best practices everyone should follow.

142. vFunction CEO & Co-founder on Complementing Observability Tools with Architectural Insights

vFunction CEO Moti Rafalin discusses how AI-driven architectural observability helps teams reduce technical debt, tackle complexity, and boost scalability.

143. Building a Successful Business; It's Not All Sheets and Giggles

Before he realized what happened, the company was seeing seven figure sales monthly. Focusing on growth, profitability and investing in people have been keys...

144. "Borders are Getting Thinner, but Division Among Societies is Growing"

An interview with the founder of Quixy, a no-code platform that helps automate processes for any industry and any function.

145. Play-To-Earn And The Optimization Of GameFi

While GameFi itself is an exciting prospect, what really makes this market so vibrant has been the introduction of the play-to-earn model.

146. 'The North Star of Our Success Is the Impact We Have on American Borrowers': Tomas Campos

We're the embedded finance solution for consumer debt that any application can integrate with. Embed payments, refinance, debt management, automation, and more.

147. 10 Questions for Cybersecurity Firm Resonance Founder Charles Dray

Charles Dray is founder and CEO of Resonance Security, a full-spectrum cybersecurity firm.

148. 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder with ScaleVoice Co-founder & CEO, Ondrej Kuchta

ScaleVoice CEO and co-founder Ondrej Kuchta breaks down how he and his team are revolutionizing AI-driven sales.

149. Pangea Founder & CEO, Oliver Friedrichs, Answers 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder

This startup founder interview explores how Pangea is building security guardrails for AI applications, tackling risks like data leaks and prompt injection.

150. The Tyler Hochman Interview: Building a B2B Workforce Analytics Company

Interview with Tyler Hochman, CEO of FORE Enterprise.

151. How Setting up a Company in the US Helps Startups Scale

Hundreds of startup founders around the globe choose to incorporate their companies in the US to get access to the flourishing startup ecosystem.

152. Meet the Founder of Cascadia Carbon: Alex Wick

Alex Wick is the founder and CEO of Cascadia Carbon, which is building a verifiable offset database of individual, geotagged trees.

153. Women in Tech: Shanaz Khan's Journey of Building Sustainable Solutions in Tech

Discover the inspiring journey of Shanaz Khan, a woman in tech passionate about clean/green tech and renewable energy.

154. Can a Sustainable Business be Created on the Back of Sustainability?

Starkman certainly walks the walk on sustainability, and it's best displayed in three ways, an internal belief, a dedication to people, and to planet

155. Can Your Team Be as Powerful as the Justice League?

Surround yourself with people much smarter than you, keep them happy, take care of them, let them know that you see them as important, amazing people, and they

156. Outset PR's Genesis: Mike Ermolaev on Pioneering PR Strategies Post-FTX Crash

Discover the insights of crypto PR and market shifts in an exclusive interview with Mike Ermolaev, CEO of Outset PR.

157. Trusting Business Process Even In Its Darkest Hour To Come Out On Top

In your first or second years in business, you might not make money, but if you see the potential in the industry, and trust what you’re selling, have patience.

158. Thrilled to be Recognized as a Trending Startup in Jaipur, India

Emizentech is recognized as one of the trending startups in Jaipur India in 2022 by Hackernoon.

159. Tel Aviv-Based Startup Frontegg's Founder Talks About the Company's Origin and Passion

We spoke to CEO and Co-founder of the User Management development platform Frontegg about the origins of his company, his background and thoughts on the future.

160. How To Create Personal Breakthroughs By Mastering EI: Interview With Matt Kursh

161. How Ryan DeLuca is Revolutionizing the Fitness Industry with Virtual Reality

Few businesses are succeeding in this new era as much as Ryan Deluca's Black Box VR. One of the most significant revolutions in this gym industry is the use of

162. David Brunk On Revolutionizing Legal Trust Through Smart Contracts

In this exclusive interview, Brunk delved into the origin of DTrust, the benefits and risks associated with smart contract-based trusts

163. With Decentralization Becoming A Major Condition In Crypto, Where Do Today's Exchanges Stand?

In the world of cryptocurrencies, it seems that centralized exchanges are a dime a dozen.

164. DeFi For Everyone: The Vision Behind All Things Pranjal Prashar, Founder of WeFi

Interview with Pranjal Prashar, CEO and Founder of WeFi on the state of DeFi, his insights on the market, and more.

165. Advice for Founders from a Veteran Startup Accelerator

This post is part of the Hacker Noon Shareholder Series, where we interview some of the super-investors who made the site you're on right now possible.

166. Balancing Usability and Security in the Wake of a Breach: An Interview With Magpie Protocol's CIO

We sat with Dr. Ali Raheman, Founder of Magpie, to get his perspective on DeFi security concerns and their experience and learnings following getting hacked.

167. Alessio Vinassa on The Hidden Skill Behind Every Successful Entrepreneur

Alessio Vinassa: Uncertainty is not an obstacle to leadership, it is the environment in which leadership exists.

168. Redwerk Founder on How to Stand Out in a Crowded, AI-Assisted Software Development Market

Redwerk’s Founder shares how the company became a trusted tech partner for Fortune 500s, serving 773M users through custom software and digital transformation.

169. How Launchpads are Helping NEAR Protocol Grow Exponentially

GONEAR is a launchpad and Initial NFT Offering (INO) platform built on the NEAR protocol.

170. Thierry Schellenbach co-founded Stream after struggling to scale activity feeds

Interview with Thierry Schellenbach, co-founder & CEO of Stream, a provider of APIs and SDKs that enable product teams to add in-app chat and activity feeds.

171. Game Developer to Launch House Party Metaverse

A Metaverse in the making, created by the community, for the community.

172. How to Launch and Sell a Fintech Startup in Less Than 4 Years —Interview, Ankit Singh

From “challenger banks” to cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, fintech startups such as Stripe & Paypal continue to revolutionise the financial industry.

173. How Can Decentralized Storage Empower Content-Driven Apps?

In the evolving landscape of digital content, the storage and delivery of data have become pivotal aspects of user experience and application functionality.

174. Startup Interview with Adam Gordon Bell, Earthly Developer Relations

Earthly was nominated as one of the best startups in San Francisco for Startups of the Year 2021 hosted by HackerNoon. This is their story.

175. Female Entrepreneur Miki Agrawal Champions Global Sustainability Initiatives With TUSHY

Miki Agrawal champions ongoing global sustainability and eco-friendly hygiene through her professional and personal life.

176. How Does One Trade Crypto in Canada and the USA?

By a deep study into the market systems before launch, the company pointed out shortcomings within the crypto industry.

177. Developing Finsterwald Amid a Pandemic: A Startup CEO in The Trenches

Former Huawei manager Peter Stieglbauer talks about Decentralization, Gaming, and Funding for their new VR 3D game, FINSTERWALD

178. Adapting to the Freelance Revolution: A Founder's Perspective

Freelancers bring diversity and specialized skills to the market, allowing businesses to access a global talent pool for their projects.

179. An Interview With Pawnfi Founder Wesley Kayne: The Converging Lines Between NFTs & DeFi

Pawnfi Founder Wesley Kayne discusses NFT, DeFi, and the rise of Web3, along with the long-term viability of current Blockchain technologies in this interview.

180. The Future of Web3 Data: An Interview with Subsquid CFO & Co-Founder Marcel Fohrmann

A conversation on the intricacies of the Web3 landscape, the pressing issues facing the industry, Web3 data and much more with Marcel Fohrmann.

181. “With Great Power comes Great Responsibility”, reinforces Viet Anh Tran

Everything Crypto - In conversation with Viet Anh Tran elaborating on his journey in the crypto space and diving into the nuances of his product, Islander

182. Blockchain For Sustainability: Exclusive Interview With FCE Group AG CEO Gregory Arzumanian

For 30 years, Gregory Arzumanian, the CEO of FCE Group AG, has held on to the belief that sustainability is the key to the survival of any business.

183. 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder: Brex on Rewriting the Rules of Business Finance

Brex is redefining how companies manage their spend. In this HackerNoon Startup Founder Interview, we share our journey, challenges, and vision for the future.

184. Ex-Mastercard Exec Says Legacy Thinking Is the Real Bottleneck in Business Payments

Dwolla CEO Dave Glaser shares insights on how AI, Open Banking, and real-time payment innovations are transforming B2B transactions.

185. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Omer Rosenbaum, CTO and Co-Founder at Swimm.io

My name is Omer, I am the CTO and Co-Founder of Swimm, a devtool that helps developers and their teams manage knowledge about their codebase.

186. Why VCs Are Betting Big on Ukraine's Defense Tech

Discover how funds like Estonia’s Darkstar are betting big on combat-proven startups to help rearm Europe and secure the future of global defense.

187. SuperWorld Offers the Virtual Real Estate of the Future Through NFTs

Hrish Lotlikar is the CEO and Founder of SuperWorld, he discusses all things virtual real estate and NFTs with the Metaverse Insider

188. There Is More Good Than Bad in the Startup World: Prashant Mahajan, Zeda.io

Startup interview with Prashant, founder and CEO Zeda.io.

189. "Using this method, I went from a teller to an executive," says Carlo Martinez CEO of Steppingblocks

How I became obsessed with helping students connect college degrees to careers sooner. So, I decided to build a platform and call it Steppingblocks.

190. "Blockchain and crypto are still in their infancy," says CEO of Blockchain Association of Ukraine

We had an opportunity to talk to Natalia and listen to her amazing journey in the tech world. Let's dive straight into it without wasting any time.

191. Cassie Founder, Nicky Watson, Answers: 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder

Founder Nicky Watson shares insight into her company, Cassie, with HackerNoon's '10 Questions for Every Startup Founder' interview template.

192. Solving DeFi’s Complexity Problem As Adoption Stalls

To unlock DeFi's full potential and drive widespread adoption, it's crucial to address the usability and accessibility challenges that hinder its growth.

193. Sergei Smelov, Founder of Boostra, Shares the Latest Technologies in Microfinancing

AI technology in credit scoring is currently in its nascent stages; Sergei Smelov, the visionary founder of Boostra, has been at the forefront of this sector.

194. 'Humanity Has Yet to Figure Out How to Develop Truly Secure Software': Adam Ernest

Learn about Follow My Vote Co-Founder & CEO Adam Ernest in this exclusive HackerNoon startup interview about his origins, motivations and future plans.

195. Ninja Warriors' Jason Chan: The Move-To-Earn Trend Is Coming For Traditional Combat Games Too

We spoke to Jason Chan, the game’s founder and developer, about his plans for the future and their overview of the industry.

196. Lindsay McCormick Takes a BITE Out of a Turbulent Macro Environment.

Lindsay McCormick, CEO, and founder of BITE, is tough and full of heart. McCormick bootstrapped her company from the living room to one of the fastest growing p

197. "Connect, Analyze and Learn from Data" - Dr. Yu Xu

Welcome to "Mondays with Entrepreneurs". This week we have with us an Entrepreneur and tech expert who thinks Monday is the most exciting day of the week.

198. This CEO Got Bill Gates’ Attention—Now He’s Fueling AI with Memgraph’s Speedy Graph Tech

Dominik Tomicevic, founder and CEO of Memgraph answers ten questions for startup founders from HackerNoon Founder and CEO David Smooke.

199. "Traditional industries will die under their own pressure." - Byung-Hung Lee, CEO of LCMS COIN

"Traditional industries will die under their own pressure. This day is not long to come."

200. Light-it: Empowering Healthcare through Purpose-Driven Digital Solutions

Alan Brande is CEO & founder at Light-it and founder & investor at Puppeteer. Discover his learnings as a strategic leader focused on healthcare innovation!

201. Interview: FLEX - The Order Book Exchange on Everscale: DeFi, CBDC, and DeBots

The DeFi ecosystem, which many hoped to shake the centralized traditional systems, caused many to become disillusioned in this direction. But is this disappoint

202. Startup Interview with Brady Harris, CEO, Dwolla, Inc.

Dwolla, Inc. is an Iowa-based fintech company helping innovative organizations digitally transform their payments.

203. Unleashing Early Stage Potential: Superstar Founders and Measuring KPIs

Great startups are one thing; finding investors is another. Most founders know that the right investor can make or break a company’s ability to pivot and scale.

204. "Do what you love and love doing it": Colby Tunick, ReFocus AI Co-Founder

"I don't believe it’s possible for someone to ‘just do a startup.’ It's a mission you fall in love with, again and again."

205. Beyond Excel and Google Sheets: Innovations in Handling Massive Spreadsheets Amidst the Big Data Rev

We spoke to Jason Hines, the Co-founder of Gigasheet, a big data spreadsheet platform...

206. Web3 Platforms Need Customers - How Loyalty Programs Can Help

Web3 is still very much in its infancy, and the general consensus is that we might have to wait a few years to see it really reach millions of people.

207. Blockchain and Data Integrity: An Interview About a New Era of Trust in the Digital Age

An interview about how the Chronicle Protocol is revolutionizing data integrity with blockchain-agnostic oracles, enhancing trust in the digital age.

208. DeFi Security isn't Just a Trend. It's a Necessity For Everyone

209. From Big Four to High-Flying Startup: Navigating a Digital Tech Career with Georgy Babilashvili

Silverbird co-founder Georgy Babilashvili about navigating transition in digital tech career

210. 'Step out of your comfort zone and don't be ashamed of your code': Vedran Cindric, CEO of Treblle

Treblle makes it super easy to understand what’s going on with your APIs and the apps that use them.

211. Interview with AnavClouds Founders: How To Build a Million Dollar Company

212. Dash's Thailand co-Founder on its Progress and What's In the Pipelines: [Interview]

Felix Mago is a veteran of the crypto industry who has been working in the blockchain sphere since 2014. He is the Co-Founder of FUTERIO, a Europe-Asia Blockchain and ICO Hub, and the author of the “Bitcoin Handbook”. Felix is also the Head of the German “Blocktech Institute” which helps corporates from all sectors in finding their blockchain potentials.

213. Traditional Tokenomics Is Broken. What Does The Future Hold?

It appears that it is time to innovate around how we see tokenomics on a general level.

214. “Have a Game Plan After A, B, and C,” CBD Industry Founder, Alec De Layno Martin

Nowadays, we rarely see firms in the CBD industry being innovative with their products. It's often always the same thing. This lack of innovation inspired my search for CBD companies who are genuinely redefining their industry with modern concepts and technology.

215. What You Should Know Before Hiring a CTO or Software Agency [Expert Interview]

I recently sat down with Nelly Yusupova, a CTO & Startup Advisor with 18 years of experience in the tech industry. Throughout our conversation, she shared a number of tips and insights on exactly what you should do as a non-technical founder before you begin your search for a technical partner.

216. "Airports Deserve Better" - George Richardson, AeroCloud CEO

Startup Interview with George Richardson, AeroCloud CEO.

217. "Blockchain Technology Should Be Abstracted Into The Background” : Gateway.fm CTO Igor Mandrigin

Explore Gateway.fm's Presto: simplifying blockchain deployment with zero-knowledge rollups, fostering mass adoption in Web3 securely.

218. Blockchain Base Layers & The Need For DeFi Adoption

While DeFi has been a revolution, it has also faced the same adoption issue as traditional crypto.

219. Interview With Dmitry Kubyshkin: What Makes DevOps Engineers so Valuable for Businesses?

Dmitry Kubyshkin is a seasoned professional in the field of DevOps. Here he discusses the hiring of DevOps engineers and what makes them so valuable.

220. Attacks and Bounce Backs Make the Crypto Ecosystem Smarter and Stronger: Unhashed #29

Unhashed is a QnA series where I speak with top execs of new and established blockchain projects to unravel the mystery of blockchain & crypto.

221. AI Meets Crypto: A Conversation With EmpyrX Founder And CEO Cam Sandifur

In this interview with Olayimika Oyebanji, Cam discussed EmpyrX and the importance of AI.

222. Beyond APIs: What It Really Takes to Build AI-Native Products

To understand what building truly AI-native products looks like, I spoke with Yose Rizal, a technology builder with over 15 years of experience

223. “Four-Day Workweek? I Hate It.” Top Fintech Founder Max Faldin About Building a Remote-First Startup

Silverbird Founder Max Faldin about Building a Remote-First Startup

224. Startup Journey: From Aviation To Fintech

The ninth interview in the Startup Journey series: Building an airline out of necessity & an innovative fintech product out of passion

225. Interview: Exploring Qatar's WebSummit Landscape with Caroline Matusso

The Web Summit Qatar 2024 marked the inaugural Web Summit in the MENA region, characterized by exceptional organization and high-level participants.

226. Replace your Coffee with Brain Stimulation To Enhance Focus and Increase Productivity

In this interview with Balder Onarheim, co-founder and CEO of PlatoScience we explore the advances in neurostimulation (Transcranial Electrical Stimulation, TES) and how it can be used to enhance focus and creativity.

Can you give a quick background about you and how you got to this technology?

227. Startup Interview with Pavel Shkliaev, CEO Of LensAI

An interview with Pavel Shkliaev, CEO of LensAI, who discusses the vision behind the founding of his company and how he measures the company's success.

228. "AI Shouldn't Have the Final Word in Recruitment Yet" - Jamie Beaumont

229. From Fluorescent Lights to Sporting NFTs

It pays to be neurodiverse - Ben Appleby escaped school and followed his instincts - now he is a co founder of an exciting web3 sporting platform launching soon

230. Everyone Is Doing Remote Work but Not Everyone Is Doing It Well with Michael Brooks

231. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Asim Rais Siddiqui, Co-Founder & CTO of TekRevol

HackerNoon contributor Asim Rais Siddiqui is the co-founder and CRO of TekRevol.

232. Focus On The Problem: When Your First Solution Fails, Simply Start Again

Ali Halabi moved to Istanbul in 2013 to solve the city's massive traffic problem. His first startup was an on-demand carpooling service, but it failed.

233. Using Technology to Combat Climate Change: #Women-In-Tech Interview with Sana, CEO BreatheIO

This interview is part of the HackerNoon women in tech interview series. Meet Sana, co-founder, and CEO of BreatheIO.

234. Why is the Startup Culture Dominated by Tech?

Pursuing bold ideas at the right time and in the right place is the key to success in the world of entrepreneurship.

235. Rooting for No-Code and Community-Led Startups: Noonies Nominee Ritika

Noonies interview with Ritika Mehta. She runs Ritika’s newsletter & is building Marked, a new tool for creators.

236. From 20 Billion Now to “29 Billion by the End of the Year” (Podcast)

This episode explains that an API-driven economy is the foundation of the digital economy, with over 83% of internet traffic today being API-based.

237. How Can Risk Adjustment Open Up Opportunities Over The Bear Market?

Interview with Steve Rosenblum on how risk adjustment can create opportunities for crypto traders

238. "I quit university and put all my time and energy into getting the MVP finished", says Sean Yu

Making the jump into entrepreneurship, and building a startup, is rarely a rational decision. A good example of this comes from entrepreneur Sean Yu.

239. "The fundamental value of an NFT is not just dollars and cents," says the Founder of Hornicorn

I made Hornicons a community-driven project, so everyone has an equal voice, with the guidance from my expertise...

240. #FoundersConnect: How Erika Brodnock, Founder of Kami, Uses Tech to Improve the Lives of Families

Peace speaks with Erika Brodnock, Founder of Kami app.

241. How Cognota's LearnOps Platform Revolutionizes Learning & Development

Discover how Cognota's LearnOps platform is reshaping corporate Learning & Development (L&D), empowering teams to streamline operations, and much more.

242. The Noonification: Is Your ICP An Offensive Stereotype? (6/4/2024)

6/4/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

243. On Games as a Service Streaming Platforms & nerdytec w/ CEO Chris Mut

In this Slogging thread, we talk about nerdytec, Netflix, and the future of the gaming industry, considering the growing impact of GaaS platforms.

244. Blockchain Helped My Business by Solving Our Trust Issues [Interview]

Every year, cryptocurrencies are increasingly entering the life of a modern person. Today they are used to solve financial problems in many areas - this is purchases, this is investment, trading, this is the solution of financial issues at the state level.The transparent decentralized data registry on which cryptocurrencies are built has not bypassed the gambling industry either.

245. On Investing In People Over Ideas or Apps with AI YouTuber Louis Bouchard

An interview with Louis, an AI YouTuber known as What’s AI, and a research scientist at designstripe.

246. Startup Interview with UB Ciminieri, interviewIA CMO

interviewIA is a minority and Colorado-founded technology startup helping interviewers hire better with less bias using our interview collaboration platform.

247. "Don’t fall into the trap of accepting average", advises Scott Wilson, Joticle CEO

Challenge yourself every day to be a more improved version of yourself each day and don’t fall into the trap of accepting average.

248. "I don't want anyone to go through what I went through" - with I-Ally Founder Lucinda Koza

Interview with I-Ally Founder Lucinda Koza where reveals she wants to save millennial family caregivers from a broken system

249. Passionately Transforming the Potential of the Direct Selling Industry with Technology

Epixel MLM Software conceptualizes the mission of transforming the direct selling industry into a mainstream marketing concept with the brilliance of technology

250. 'Digital Information is Easy to Manipulate': Göran Almgren, Co-founder Enigio

Startup interview with Göran Almgren, co-founder, Enigio.

251. #MyStartInTech: Interview With Fulvio Giannetti, CEO of Lybra.Tech

.Tech Domains has launched #MyStartInTech, a campaign dedicated to drawing attention to the lack of diversity in Computer Science education in the US.

252. Chris Orzechowski on Building 100+ Year Brands

Building 100+ Year Brands: We nurture long-lasting, impactful brands, guiding e-commerce founders to monumental growth and cultural influence.

253. #MyStartInTech: Interview With Guim Gonzalez, Founder & CEO of Xatet Technologies

254. Modern Digital Spaces Are More Than Screens — They’re Business Engines

How SENET helps schools, gaming clubs & retailers simplify digital venue management, boost engagement, and cut IT chaos—insights from CEO Sergiy Purish.

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Let's learn about Founder Advice via these 172 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

“Chase the vision, not the money, the money will end up following you.” – Tony Hsieh, Zappos CEO

1. Micro SaaS: What It Is and How to Build One

A micro SaaS differs from the traditional one in scope and scale. It's an ideal business model for indie creators. You'll find out ideas and steps to start one.

2. Inside the Affiliate Marketing Product Boom: A Founder's Perspective on Market Trends

The affiliate marketing industry is experiencing robust growth with 9,600 global services and companies related to affiliate marketing in 2023

3. From Pre-Seed to Series A: Navigating the Key Stages of Product Development

The article showcases best practices for product development from pre-seed to Series A rounds, and describes what to pay attention to in your startup.

4. 8 Factors To Pay Attention to When Pitching a Startup to an Investor

The article explains 8 key factors that can help your startup get considered by investors, especially in the early stages.

5. Scaling Fintech Startups in 2024: Strategies and Challenges

The barriers for startups entering the Fintech industry are constantly increasing. Consider the strategies to gain a competitive advantage.

6. How a Solo Developer Can Make $1,100,000 Per Month

It's possible for a solo developer to build a profitable microstartup to pay the bills and live life on their own terms.

7. Founder Interviews: Artem Petakov of Noom

What's Your Background, and How Did That Lead You to Your Current Role?

8. Things to Consider When You are Building a SaaS Product From Scratch

SaaS is not a buzzword in 2019! It's a proven, efficient and most widely used model to deliver software to customers. SaaS stands for software as a service, which means the software is delivered as a continuous service over the web/internet where the customer doesn't have to download and install the product on his system. Examples of popular SaaS products include Zoho, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Twilio, etc.

9. Founder Interviews: Oleg Shchegolev of SEMrush

Learn how Oleg Shchegolev grew SEMrush from $0 to over $50 million in revenue.

10. Why I Stopped Working for Free (And Why You Should Too)

11. Shut Up and BUIDL: Top Blockchain Ecosystem Grants to Fund Your Project

In an effort to gain dominance, blockchain ecosystems are providing free money and resources for devs that #BUIDL on their chain.

12. Founder Interviews: Stephen Tse of Harmony.one

13. 60+ Ideas to Help Your Startup Survive the Coronavirus Recession

Assess your current state

14. Success Has Nothing To Do With Luck

Success is not about being lucky or born with a silver spoon in your mouth.

15. How to Build a Winning Team: Advice from Experienced Crypto Entrepreneurs for Newbies

The launch of any project begins with three stages - market research, business plan development and team building. Building a team is the most challenging work for a founder as it deals with the most vulnerable material – human resources. For any project, an efficient and strong team is the key to success. Here are the main tips already successful entrepreneurs recommend to keep in mind when finding the right people to form the team.

16. How Should an Early Stage Startup Structure Agreements and Expectations with Advisors?

“Startup advisors are crucial to the success of your business.”

17. How to build an effective MVP in 3 steps

Building a startup! You have an epiphany and say to yourself:

18. How to Be Systematic When Testing Marketing Hypotheses

The main thing for a successful marketing strategy is to keep track of it systematically: test hypotheses, learn from best practices, and constantly improve.

19. Is Saga the future of stablecoin and a new monetary regime? [Interview with Ido Sadeh-Man]

The most essential difference between Libra and Saga is a governance mechanism. In Saga, the owners of the currency and its "fate" so to speak are the SGA holders. Saga has a built-in democracy to prevent the case of plutocracy.

20. How Not To Die In 2025: Advice From the Graveyard of Failed AI Startups

9 tips to keep your AI startup from going extinct next year. No ribbons, no sugar-coating, just hard truths that taste better with a stiff drink.

21. Founder Interviews: Max Krohn of Keybase

What's your background, and what are you working on?

22. 25 Startup Tips From 25 Venture Backed Founders

A collection of insider tips from our "How I Raised It" podcast

23. The Pillars of a Successful Startup

The ability to launch and scale a project efficiently is a practice mastered with experience and, in most cases, a whole portfolio of failures.

24. “Something much broader than compensation drives us.”—Emil Eifrem, Neo4j Founder — Interview

25. Founder Interviews: Jeremy Burton of Wonolo

26. How To Set Up A Metaverse For Long-Term Success

Actionable tips to set up a metaverse company or project in the web3 blockchain space from Jonathan Cohen, Founder and CEO of MetaNept

27. Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions!

So, my dear startup founders, do you know what your minions are doing while you aren't looking?

28. Why Clubhouse’s Invite-Only Strategy is (Still) a Great Growth Hack

Analysing the growth strategy behind exclusive social media platform Clubhouse - which achieved a $1B valuation in less than one year.

29. The Trek of a Solo Founder

The first time I’d considered working at a startup, I was still in college, commuting from my parent’s house to save on student loans.

30. How to Test Your Startup Idea

In this post, I’d like to share my learnings on how to validate product ideas quickly. This is an extremely useful skill to have when building 0 to 1 products, because most product ideas will fail in the market. So, better not spend 3-6 months building something that nobody wants. Note that idea validation is different from problem validation. Problem validation requires following a different playbook.

31. Founder Interviews: Lingke Wang of Ethos

Lingke Wang and the Ethos team have recently raised over $46 million in order to simplify and modernize the archaic life insurance industry.

32. The Pirate Bay Is Still Alive: Words From One of the Co-Founders

Peter Kolmisoppi explains why The Pirate Bay is still alive and some websites aren't.

33. Founders and MMA Fighters are More Similar Than You Think

What if startup founders learning mixed martial arts - or mixed martial arts fighters found a startup. Takeaways of traversed startup journey and sports.

34. The Role of a Startup Founder: One Thing They Don’t Teach You in Business School

Max Faldin, Founder and CEO of Silverbird, Talks about the Role of a Startup Founder

35. The Agony of a First Time Founder

First time founders build out of passion. They face a problem and try to solve for themselves, making assumptions that everyone has the same problem.

36. Seth Flora on Entrepreneurship, HackerNoon, and His Least Favorite Thing About the Internet

Seth Flora is the owner of LEO Digital Marketing. In his spare time, he helps founders create business plans, form strategies, and more.

37. How to Not Fail Your Next Startup

Over the past 7 years I have worked in large IT companies in the Russian Federation, EU, and in the USA. Here's what I wish I knew before I started each project

38. The Ultimate Guide to Angular for Non-Technical Founders

In this guide, I’m going to give you in-depth knowledge of a very popular and widely used client-side framework called Angular. This guide intends to help founders of non-technical background who wish to learn the basic idea behind Angular. It will also help you make a decision if it’s the right choice for your upcoming project, and, subsequently what a front-end developer must know about Angular and how to hire angular developers in the current scenario.

39. How Blockchain Startups Can Find Product Market Fit

Follow our detailed guide for discovering the product-market fit for your startup

40. Founders Interviews: Will Martino of Kadena

41. The Most Reliable Path to Building a $100,000,000 Company

Adam Lawrence describes how to mold a $100,000,000 company.

42. Founders, Do You Have a Plan for the End of the World?

Founders and CEOs have a lot of tasks and responsibilities. Coaching the team, becoming a mentor for newcomers, and preparing for the end of the world.

43. 10+ Reasons Why Outsourcing Software Development Fails

As an entrepreneur, you are spoiled for choice when it comes to outsourcing software development.

44. How Startup Investors Evaluate Entrepreneurs

When building your startup you can have a great idea and the perfect market conditions and still come up short. For both your startup and investors, execution is key.

45. 25 Things to Leave Behind in 2025 for Investor Decks

Here are 25 critical mistakes startups must avoid in investor presentations—from unrealistic projections to missing competitive analysis to buzzword overload.

46. Top-5 lessons I learned during Apple Entrepreneur Camp

Apple Entrepreneur Camp taught key lessons—app inclusivity, user-centered approach, product page optimization, app review preparation, and user rewards.

47. How to Negotiate Everything in Life

I got a text from my Nanny on a Thursday. "Can I call you?"

48. Interview with Geoff Smart: How To Hire Top Talent

“The secret of my success is that we have gone to exceptional lengths to hire the best people in the world.”

49. How I've Freaked Out and Decided to Build a Startup of My Own

I never imagined I'd become a startup founder. Yet, here I am, a bit more than a year later – doing exactly that. So, how did this dramatic shift happen?

50. EU vs US Startup Regulations: Understanding the First-Year Compliance Gap

A side-by-side look at the first-year regulatory burden for small web platforms in the EU and US. How AI integration adds extra compliance layers in the EU.

51. How to Build a Great Team

Marc Randolph goes over the importance of building a great team.

52. The Systematic Guide to Finding a Co-Founder

53. Tips for Building in Public as A Founder From Europe Eu

How building in public helped the growth of my startup.

54. Startup Interviews: Josh Aziz of TransferWise

What's your background, and what are you working on?

55. What I Learned After Building 30 Startups in 20 Years

Doing Consumer Apps. 2. Raising VC Money. 3. Hiring Too Early. 4. Ignoring SEO. 5. Ignoring Content Marketing. 6. Social Media Marketing.

56. Startups: Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid to Launch a Project in a Bear Market

Despite the bear market startups should not turn off their projects in the crypto industry and Web 3.0. A few tips for projects on how to start in a bear market

57. What the New CHIP Standard Means for Smart Home Startups

When most people hear the word “chip” in the context of a smart home, they immediately imagine the microchips at the heart of their smart devices. But whereas chips power the brains of an individual smart device, CHIP will power the brains of an entire smart home. CHIP will offer huge conveniences to consumers, but its openness may make it harder for hardware startups to build ecosystems and defend against inexpensive knock-offs.

58. 10 Things to Do After Your First Win—So It’s Not Your Last

Your startup got its first win. Congrats. Now here's 10 things to do so you don't become a parody of your own pitch deck.

59. No One Cares About Your NFTs — Here's Why

Discover how NFTs can be used to solve real-world problems like election integrity and scam prevention.

60. The Founder Playlist: Reflections on Really Good Advice from 45 CEOs

On the Importance of Building Healthy Co-Founder Relationships, Navigating Investor Meetings, and Investing in Your Mental Health as a Founder.

61. Six Tips to Build Awareness for Your Tech Startup

You have built a tech startup to provide an outstanding solution, but it is not necessary that all the people will understand your idea in the beginning.

62. Surviving Coronavirus Pandemic: A Guide for Startups

Yes, we’re witnessing a crisis unfolding. Not only people get gripped by the coronavirus fear. It’s like a stroke for most businesses — some will recover, some won’t.

63. How to Win the UAE Market: Promotional Strategies for Small and Medium-sized Businesses

64. '9/10 Startups Fail' Depends on Your Definition of Failure

There is one of those "universal truths" in the world of startups that, like almost all of them, is neither as universal nor as TRUE as we usually think, and that investors often repeat: 9 out of 10 companies fail.

65. 11 Lessons I Learned as a Tech Founder

I’ve been a full-time founder for almost a year but have been into startup culture for most of my professional career as a software engineer (~4 years).

66. The Remote Work Era: New Trends To Follow

Could the forced remote work of COVID19 bring about new growth and a more fair work-life balance?

67. Evolving as a Founding CTO

Founding CTOs weigh in on how they adapted their role when the company grew to suit their needs and that of their company.

68. How To Apply A Structured Process For Developing an MVP: 2021 Guide

The hard truth is, building a successful MVP is not as simple as coming up with an idea and taking it to a team of developers or a software development company.

69. Founder Interviews: Satyam Vaghani of Nutanix

What's your background, and what are you working on?

70. With 12 Successful Exits and Only 5 Failures Out of 52 Startups, Here's My Guide to Smart Investing

A seasoned investor shares strategies for choosing successful startups, emphasizing the importance of expertise, due diligence, and metrics.

71. How to Name Your Startup

72. How to Take Your MVP From Idea to Launch

As a business person without the tech skills to build an MVP, it can be tempting to look for a software development partner as soon as possible.

73. CARPA: How To Identify Fortune Cookie Advice, As An Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship is tough and full of unknowns… Deciding to start a company is like going back to school on purpose, every single day, knowing that there’s much you don’t know. Luckily, it’s 2020: a whole lot of people have started startups before you, and many of them like to talk about it.

74. A Comprehensive Guide to Starting a Business in the USA

As per the Small Business Administration reports 2019, 30.7 million small businesses have been set up in the United States. When you research the reasons for this many numbers, you will realize that there are no limits on who can become the entrepreneur. Setting up the business won't require any college degree, godfather, and a bunch of money.

75. ‘Being Naive Is a Feature, Not a Bug’: Abhinov Balagoni, CEO Pax Credit

A Chat with Abhinov Balagoni, Founder and CEO of Pax Credit on how he got started and what the future holds for Pax Credit

76. Making AI Work for Your Startup: Essential Dos and Don'ts

Explore the critical questions and challenges faced by startups delving into AI development.

77. 10 Myths Stopping You From Becoming an Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurs tend to believe that all the stars in the sky need to be aligned perfectly for their start-ups to succeed. Because of this belief, they postpone their jump to entrepreneurship, often indefinitely.

78. Trucking in America: My Love Song to the Industry

I moved to the U.S. in 2017 and launched my startup in the trucking industry. That's what I find the most exciting about it.

79. DePINscan: The Ultimate Tool for Exploring Decentralized Networks

DePINscan provides reliable data and insights to help make informed decisions in the growing world of decentralized infrastructure.

80. Top Marketing Tips for Startup Founders in 2021

There are countless strategies to apply for the marketing of any startup. Here some personal marketing tips for startup founders are shared to follow in 2021.

81. Business Lessons From The AOL Deal That Made Google A Tech Giant

May 1st, 2002, AOL at the time known as America Online announced a deal with Google. That deal was crucial and one of those that made Google the tech giant it is today. Would Google had lost that deal chances are it would have never become the monopolist we know today.

82. What Trump Can Teach Startups About Marketing

The world's best marketer isn't Mark Zuckerberg or Neil Patel, it's President Trump. With his marketing strategies, he became the most powerful person in the world. Here are 5 things we can learn from the world's top marketer:

83. Reddit Marketing for Solo Founders: A 3-Month Retrospective

A practical breakdown of what works, what doesn't, and how to save hours of wasted effort when using Reddit as a marketing channel.

84. That Moment When You're Boarding a Flight Home, and Andreessen Horowitz Calls...

Joseph Woodbury of Neighbor.com shares three pieces of advice on how to raise capital — from integrating yourself into the local ecosystem to being able to change your plans on a moment’s notice.

85. CEO of Lattice: First-Time Founder Misconceptions

Jack Altman, CEO of Lattice, goes over first-time founder misconceptions.

86. How to Successfully Interview Developers in 2022

Here is the exact process I’ve used to successfully interview software developers.

87. Field of Dreams Was Wrong. And It’s Cost Founders Billions

If you build it, they won't come.

88. Life Spoilers: Nobody Knows What They're Doing

In an uncertain and polarised world, some things are worth remembering.

89. What An Investor Needs to Feel to Say Yes to Your Startup

A Previous VC Reveals What Matters More Than Your Pitch Deck.

90. Meet the Writer: Two-Time Founder Sam Bhattacharyya on Accidentally Finding Product-Market Fit

Sam, an AI founder shares how an abandoned open source demo unexpectedly found product-market fit—and what it taught him about building in public.

91. Success is Gratitude When You Wake Up and No Regrets Before You Sleep

Building a product that solved the enormous inefficiencies in digital advertising seemed like a win-win for everyone: consumers, marketers and publishers alike.

92. The Ideal Tech Co-Founder for Your Startup: Expert Tips to Avoid Odds of Failure in 2021

Choosing a technical co-founder is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as an entrepreneur.

93. Andrew Wilkinson: Lessons Learned Based on the Last 20 Years of Running Tiny

Here's a big list of things that don't seem to work, based on the last 20 years of running Tiny:

94. How Perfectionism Helped Me and Worked Against Me

95. Should Startups Outsource Software Development or Not

It’s a decision that can make or break a startup: Do you invest in in-house resources to create your product or do you outsource software development to a third-party developer? On the one hand, as a startup, shouldn’t product development be a core competency? On the other, surely it’s better to go to market as quickly as possible and allow the “experts” to help you get there and avoid all the pitfalls of technology development.

96. 12 Tips to Protect Company's Data

In the modern world, protecting your data is essential for any company, and is directly connected to its success and reputation.

97. What Tech Startups Can Learn from Failed Projects: A Candid Look at My First Fintech Venture

Learn startup lessons from the failure of my first Fintech venture. Discover the importance of market validation, user communication, and knowing when to let go

98. 4 Mistakes to Avoid When Building a One-Person Business

Learn to avoid the pitfalls of scale, low pricing, and consumer markets, and instead focus on businesses that target niche markets and offer higher value.

99. Weighing the Pros and Cons of Building Your Startup in Public

Exploring the pros and Cons of building in public.

100. 6 Key Takeaways From Clubhouse FOMO for First-time Founders

Though the FOMO is gone but here are the key takeaways that founders can learn from Clubhouse.

[101. DevOps and CI/CD Collaboration: Bridging the Gap for Efficient

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Unlock the power of DevOps and CI/CD collaboration with our easy steps. Streamline software development for efficiency and success.

102. 7-Step Checklist: How to Incorporate Your Startup

This checklist covers the most important aspects of incorporating your business so you can move forward confidently.

103. 3 Questions That Can Help You To Generate Great Startup Ideas

Is there a repeatable process for coming up with new and good startup ideas? In this post, we distill insights from great founders and technologists, like Eric Yuan of Zoom, Marc Andreesen, Ben Horowitz, etc and share three simple questions you can ask yourself to generate startup ideas worth pursuing.

104. How We Recruited and Vetted Our First 3000+ Service Providers on a Marketplace

How a dog walking marketplace built a scalable supply system: from manual onboarding to data-driven activation of 400+ service providers.

105. #FoundersConnect with Oluwatomi Solanke, Co-founder/CEO of Trove Finance

Peace interviews Oluwatomi Solanke, co-founder and CEO of Trove Finance, a micro-investment platform that allows Nigerians to invest in foreign stock markets.

106. A Rule Book for Crisis Communications

A rule book for crisis communications - from MVPR founder Tom Lawrence

107. Startups Need to Make These 4 New Year's Resolutions

4 New Year Resolutions every startup founder should stick to in 2021 including taking care of mental health, implementing cloud tech, and more.

108. How To Create Personal Breakthroughs By Mastering EI: Interview With Matt Kursh

109. New Research Claims Employees Place More Emphasis on Work-related Automation Than Compensation

Supplementing financial incentives with something intangible helps make employees more loyal to the company and maintains their productivity over the long term.

110. Startup cybersecurity 2023: Never be out of the fight

Startups have every reason to feel like they are jumping into an ocean filled with sharks as they approach their 2023 cybersecurity strategies.

111. Top Reasons For Tech Startups Failure And What To Do To Avoid It

112. Alessio Vinassa on The Hidden Skill Behind Every Successful Entrepreneur

Alessio Vinassa: Uncertainty is not an obstacle to leadership, it is the environment in which leadership exists.

113. Thierry Schellenbach co-founded Stream after struggling to scale activity feeds

Interview with Thierry Schellenbach, co-founder & CEO of Stream, a provider of APIs and SDKs that enable product teams to add in-app chat and activity feeds.

114. How to Give Employees Stock Options: Tips From Founder to Founders

If you're a fellow founder, you've likely already googled how to issue stock options. Here, I offer tips from my own journey.

115. How to Build a Successful WEB3 Startup in Three Easy Steps (There Are No Easy Steps)

Building a successful WEB3 startup is more like trying to navigate a maze blindfolded while riding a unicycle and fighting wild feral hogs, but you can do it!

116. 7 Reasons Why Your MVP may Never Launch

117. 7 Entrepreneurial Mindset Lessons from Founders that Raised Millions

A large part of my role at Altar revolves around having conversations with entrepreneurs.

118. How to Launch and Sell a Fintech Startup in Less Than 4 Years —Interview, Ankit Singh

From “challenger banks” to cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, fintech startups such as Stripe & Paypal continue to revolutionise the financial industry.

119. Stop Thinking Big and Start Thinking About the Daily 1% Improvement

The only way to learn is by starting and doing things relentlessly. You should go deep into a chosen space, and don't worry about making big leaps.

120. The Evolution of Founder-Investor Relations: Is 15-Year-Old Fundraising Advice Still Valid?

Startup nostalgia is rising. Has fundraising truly changed since 2010? Explore how founder-investor dynamics evolved—and what still matters in 2025.

121. The Key to Succeeding With Founder-Led Sales

Sam Blond discusses founder-led sales.

122. 8 Steps for Crisis Management Plan

In the nearest future, worldwide economies will face one of the most powerful financial crises since 2008. There are a lot of reasons for it, but the root cause is coronavirus covid-19.

123. How AI Helps Regular People Build Useful Businesses

You don’t need to disrupt an industry—just a kitchen table, a decent idea, and AI. Regular people are using it to build small, useful, profitable businesses.

124. 3 Common Mistakes Startups Make When Building a Website

What every startup really needs is a quality, clean, easy-to-navigate website.

125. Building a Tech Startup Without a Technical Co-Founder

Finding a technical co-founder is one of the biggest challenges faced by startup founders. Here’s how Audapio’s Founder Dudley Gould overcame this common startup hurdle.

126. 12 Product Design Principles While Working in Small Startups

If you are aware of the values of carrying out the Product Design Process, then you are halfway through the success!

127. They Thought the Investor Was Buying Equity. He Wasn’t.

Many founders think early-stage investors are buying equity - but they’re actually using convertibles to delay valuation, protect downside risk.

128. 8 Key Traits Of The Perfect Co-Founder

Since leaving the corporate world, and jumping into entrepreneurship I’ve founded three startups. In that time, I’ve seen my fair share of co-founders.

129. How to Build a Startup? CTO, Freelancers, Agency?

You have a brilliant idea, but you have no idea how to build a startup. And you can’t code. You have 4 options:

130. The Smarter Way to Get Marketing Leadership—No Babysitting, No Big Bills

This guide shows startups how to hire a CMO without overspending, babysitting, and making unnecessary hires.

131. We Should Talk More About Founder Burnout in the SaaS World

SaaS founders battle burnout - an overlooked challenge. Prioritize self-care, empower your team, and seek founder-friendly acquisitions.

132. The Founder Risk: Why CEOS, Not Markets, Can Make or Break Tech Startups

Why tech founders, not markets, are the biggest startup risk. Leadership blind spots derail growth more than hype cycles, funding, or competition.

133. 7 Stories To Learn About Davis Baer

Learn everything you need to know about Davis Baer via these 7 free HackerNoon stories.

134. How a Founder’s Passion Can Hinder Startup Success

It is common advice for founders to build only things they are passionate about. But, there's another side to that story.

135. What Makes a Successful Product Launch: 6 Lessons for First Time Founders

Launch is neither the beginning nor the end. It is a series of overlapping sequences. A typical one may include pre-build, pre-launch, launch, and post-launch.

136. How We Built This: Launching our Flight Alerts Service with No Financial Backing

We often pay for air tickets more than necessary. And most of us know about that. However, we sometimes just have no time or patience to find better deals. That’s the reason why email subscribing services, sending their users notifications about advantageous flight deals, have recently become popular. They commonly work as freemium services offering free or paid subscription plans. Since this market is relatively young, we saw an opportunity to enter it with our product and launched our Manyflights system in late December.

137. When is The Right Time to Step Down as Your Startup's CEO?

Here's why you can't and shouldn't be your startup's CEO forever. Eventually, if you're lucky, it'll come time to let someone else manage your baby.

138. The Dumbest Thing We Do as Startup Founders

The dumbest thing we do as startup founders is to not share equity with one another.

139. Building Armenia’s First Live Seafood Supply Chain: A Business Case in Market Creation

How I built Armenia’s first live seafood supply chain by combining custom systems, logistics, and smart business strategy.

140. What Is Strategic Performance And How Did It Evolve

Have you wondered why despite huge investments most of the businesses tend to fail? Yes, I am sure you have. And yet there are some that are able to scale heights, without much investments…

141. The Best Way to Measure Real KPIs? - DON'T Add a Link to your Product

How many people will click to check out the website shouldn't matter when you are trying to validate a product.

142. Products And Support Programs That Will Bring Your Business To The Next Level

As someone who has created my own startup, I understand how
difficult it can be to for startups during the early stages. There can be so
many problems including the lack of funding, the lack of business relationships or the lack of talent in the team. Therefore, I would like to share 4 different products and support schemes that helped me.

143. What You Should Know Before Hiring a CTO or Software Agency [Expert Interview]

144. The Zen of Building Financial Models: 9 Tips for Startup Founders

9 tips to improve your financial modeling game as a founder.

145. Three Practical Steps to Saving Your Startup's Resources

Statistics about startup funding show that 77% of small businesses rely on personal savings for their initial funds. One-third of such companies use less than $5,000, while $10,000 is generally needed to get a business started. Only 0.05% of startups raise venture capital.

146. The Most Dangerous Lie in Startups

Most founders skip a founder agreement because they trust each other. But when pressure hits - that missing structure becomes the root of chaos.

147. Things You Should Know When Choosing Technical Partner

Building a Startup? Hopefully, that means you’ve found a problem or inefficiency, you thought long and hard about it, and now have a vision on the best way to solve it.

148. This CEO was told medical cybersecurity wasn't a real problem and started his company anyway

MedCrypt was nominated as one of the best startups in Encinitas in Startups of the year hosted by HackerNoon.

149. From Rejections to $21M in Funding: A Founder Story

Launching a startup is a huge undertaking that will test your personal and professional relationships to the limit.

150. A Technical Founders' Guide to Elegantly Escaping the Rabbit Hole

A high-performing technical founder can enter a rabbit role at the expense of other important activities. To get out, they can use reflective writing.

151. After The Layoff: What's Next?

Early-stage founder? Just let someone (or half the team) go? Feeling wrecked? Here’s what to do to reset and start shipping again.

152. 3 Things That Can Prevent a Startup From Failure

More than 30.2 million people in the U.S. own their small business.

153. The Founder’s Guide to Choosing “Boring” Software That Won’t Betray You Later

A practical founder’s checklist for choosing “boring” business software that scales.

154. Tech Is Shaping the Airlines Business: Here's How

In this episode of "Flying into the Future: How Tech is Shaping the Airlines Business," Omri Hurwitz welcomes esteemed guest Nathaniel Felsher.

155. How To Pre Sell Your Software Products in 5 Steps

90% of startups fail. They mostly fail because of the lack of market need. That's why it's crucial to validate your product ideas before allocating resources to a software project that is destined to fail. How do you know for certain if there's a market need for the software that you'd like to develop, though? Pre-sales constitute an answer. A software pre-sale helps you validate your product ideas without investing in them. You also get to fund your software development with the money you earn from pre-sales and develop a product that the market truly needs.

156. Charting a Course: Strategic Priorities for Southeast Asian Startups in the Face of Funding Revival

In recent years, some Southeast Asian countries have emerged as bright spots in the push toward sustainability.

157. "AI Shouldn't Have the Final Word in Recruitment Yet" - Jamie Beaumont

158. Founder Advice: Choosing the Right Cloud Infrastructure Can Make a Big Difference

Choosing the right cloud provider can make a big difference in how bumpy the road to success will be.

159. Focus On The Problem: When Your First Solution Fails, Simply Start Again

Ali Halabi moved to Istanbul in 2013 to solve the city's massive traffic problem. His first startup was an on-demand carpooling service, but it failed.

160. Revenue Feeds the Ego. Gross Margin Builds the Business.

Founders celebrate revenue, but it’s gross margin that determines whether the business actually works. This article unpacks why gross margin is the most honest

161. 4 Steps To Being a Successful Startup Founder

Confused if the startup life is for you? I'm a founder myself and I'll walk you through the 4 steps you can take to start building a startup.

162. Busting the ‘Overnight Success’ Myth in Startups

Publications love to bombard us with stories of entrepreneurs who find instant success. The problem is “instant success” simply doesn’t happen.

163. Remote Work Playbook: Best Practices To Follow

Although WFH is now the new normal because of COVID, managing a remote startup presents unique challenges. As first-time founders of a fully-distributed team, this is the advice and playbook we wish we read when we started out on this journey.

164. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Taking Your Phone Off the Grid: A Step-by-Step Guide (5/27/2025)

5/27/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

165. Create A Robust Business Continuity Plan For Your Small Business

If a disaster were to occur, would your business be prepared?

166. 7 Tips for Co-founder Dating Success

As someone who went through the co-founder dating process (and emerged with a fantastic partner), I thought I’d share a few “real dating world" tips.

167. WTF is P-Hacking in Startups?

Science has a problem.

168. Why Home Services Marketplaces Were Unscalable – Until AI

Why home services marketplaces struggled to scale — and how AI is finally changing the economics. From operational chaos to AI-powered coordination.

169. The Power of Early User Feedback in SaaS

Early user feedback can make or break your SaaS journey. Find the early users to spend their time (Not money) to take a look at your product.

170. To Trust or Not To Trust? That is the Question

Never Trusting Anybody, and the Impact it Had on Me

171. The Founder's Choice: Stupid & Unlucky or Lucky & Smart?

Given a choice between lucky and smart vs unlucky and stupid, which one should you pick as a founder?

172. 9 Things I‘ve Learned About Running a Startup

Almost 2 years ago, we launched Meddy out of a class project at college. We faced our fair share of challenges from lawsuits to team conflicts to engineering issues etc.

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500 Blog Posts To Learn About Fintech

LearnRepo — Thu, 28 May 2026 07:00:48 +0000

Let's learn about Fintech via these 500 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Your knowledge of the Fintech industry can be improved right here.This community has got it all: from analysis of latest trends, to expert interviews.

1. Behind the startup: Interview with Alexander Busarov on Fighting Counterfeiting in China

2. A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Consensus Algorithms

Don’t Panic. Behind every great cryptocurrency, there’s a great consensus algorithm. No consensus algorithm is perfect, but they each have their strengths. In the world of crypto, consensus algorithms exist to prevent double spending. Here’s a quick rundown on some of the most popular consensus algorithms to date, from Blockchains to DAGs and everything in-between.

3. Decentralized Finance: Automation of Financial Markets

The expression decentralized finance - often abbreviated as DeFi - describes to an alternative financial infrastructure built on top of the Ethereum blockchain. DeFi uses smart contracts to create protocols that replicate existing financial services in a more open, interoperable, and transparent way. This article highlights opportunities and potential risks of the DeFi ecosystem. I propose a multi-layered framework to analyze the implicit architecture and the various DeFi building blocks, including token standards, decentralized exchanges, decentralized debt markets, blockchain derivatives, and on-chain asset management protocols. I conclude that DeFi still is a niche market with certain risks but that it also has interesting properties in terms of efficiency, transparency, accessibility, and composability. As such, DeFi may potentially contribute to a more robust and transparent financial infrastructure.

4. Perch, a Mortgage Fintech, Raises $4M in Series A Funding

Perch, a Mortgage Fintech, Raises $4M in Series A Funding

5. Portfolio Management: All The Ways AI Is Transforming Modern Asset Strategies

The industry was highly impacted by AI in recent years, as machine learning and artificial intelligence have made predictive analytics more accurate.

6. The 3 most promising public blockchain projects from China for 2018

Because of all of the encouraging feedback I received for my previous article, going forward I’ll use this blog to present research I have conducted on Chinese blockchain projects so you don’t have to. I often get asked how I find all of the information that I do, and I know that information about them is often hard to find for a lot of people so I hope it will be of help. The article today is based on what I believe to be the 3 biggest and most promising projects in China today, including names we already know like Neo and Tron. 6 months ago CoinMarketCap’s top 10 looked very different to how it looks today — people had only just heard about Neo (it was Antshares 6 months ago), Qtum didn’t exist, Tron didn’t exist and neither did many others. I believe 12 months from now it will look completely different to how it looks right now as well.

7. DeFi's Collateralized Debt Protocols

8. Checklist for FinTech Product Growth: Channels, Trends, and Tools

What metrics should be tracked and improved upon in FinTech products during the user acquisition, activation, and retention stages?

9. Lazerpay: An African Decentralised Dream

African startup called Lazerpay is the blockchain and web3 solution to Africans banking problems since colonisation. They are a decentralised finance company.

10. How Mobile App Developers Can Save Millions on App Store Fees

Mobile app developers can now save millions on app store fees by using alternative payment channels.

11. The Future of BNPL and Its Impact on the FinTech Industry

BNPL (Buy Now, Pay Later) is a form of online lending that allows users to buy goods or services with deferred payment.

12. How Fintech Is Revolutionizing Compliance: Automation, AI, and the Future of Risk Management

Discover how fintech uses AI and automation to streamline compliance. Noda's Lasma Gavarane shares insights on staying secure and meeting evolving regulations.

13. “The Flippening” & How I Learned to Stop Loving Bitcoin

The feelings of love and affection for a network protocol may seem a bit absurd to an outsider of the cryptocurrency space, but not to those who have been in the industry for years, in fact, it’s rather common place. The phenomena of techno-worship did not start with Bitcoin, but surely there have been few loves as devout and developed as the one between Bitcoiners and Bitcoin.

14. Scaling Fintech Startups in 2024: Strategies and Challenges

The barriers for startups entering the Fintech industry are constantly increasing. Consider the strategies to gain a competitive advantage.

15. A Brief History of Jack Ma's Ant Financial - the $150B Unicorn

Image: crowdfundinsider.com

16. 5 Best Stock Market APIs in 2024: A Guide for Data Scientists & Algorithmic Traders

Best stock market data APIs for data scientists and algorithmic traders: Alpha Vantage, Barchart OnDemand, Tradier, Intrinio, and Xignite.

17. The Basic Crypto Cash Out and Exit Strategy

One of the most-asked questions I get is: "when do we cash out?"

18. How an 18-Year-Old Teen Breached Uber Without Hacking a Single System

A comprehensive coverage of how an 18-year-old teen breached Uber databases without hacking into the company's servers or seeing them.

19. How to Build Telegram Chats with a Crypto-trading Bot

Perhaps a sign of the times: my most active Telegram chat is with a crypto-trading bot that constantly listens for opportunities to trade on my behalf. I used an open-source library to develop some strategies and configure the bot to execute them using my Binance account. The bot communicates all of its trades through Telegram and can reply to my requests to take action or share live updates.

20. Why Zack Shooter Believes AI Agents Will Expose a Structural Fault Line in Financial Infrastructure

AI is ready for autonomous finance. But today’s financial infrastructure wasn’t built for software that moves money on its own.

[21. Fintech Will Eventually Eat the Banks:

Every Company will Become a FinTech Company](https://hackernoon.com/fintech-will-eventually-eat-the-banks-every-company-will-become-a-fintech-company-jvjj3204)

In today’s world, most of the companies and startups even those that do not have anything to do with financial services, have been increasingly taking the provision of alternative financial services to the individuals as a mission. Therefore, it would not be wrong to claim that every company will be a fintech company in the not-too-distant future.

22. How Government Policies Influence e-Payment Adoption

Mobile payments, wallets, and digital banking have made a splash around the world over the last few years, as smartphone adoption grows and the demand for alternative e-payment options rises. According to eMarketer:

23. How to Sell A Technical Debt From a DevOps Perspective?

Don't know how to sell a technical debt from the DevOps perspective? My article describes this in detail.

24. How to Integrate KYC With Open Banking: a Comprehensive Guide for Finance Professionals

Streamline KYC with open banking to enhance compliance, reduce fraud, and simplify verification. A concise guide for finance professionals.

25. Can Bitcoin Hit 1 Million Dollars?

We are quite a number of years away from million dollar Bitcoins. I predict Bitcoin will NEVER get to one million dollars due to historical precedents.

26. Best Fintech Startup Ideas of 2019

FinTech is the amalgamation of the two most powerful industries of our time: Finance and Technology. We all know the things that technology and finance have achieved on their own. Most of the 21st century is made possible due to these two entities.

27. Where Can Canadians Buy Bitcoin: A Review of The 4 Most Popular Crypto-Exchanges

Canada’s relationship with blockchain and cryptocurrency has had dramatic highs and lows.

28. Can You Consistently Beat the FX Markets using AI Trading Software, Without Actually Trading?

I am pretty sure you are aware that every time you trade you lose money?

29. The Future of Travelling: An Interview with Matt Luczynski, the Founder of Travala.com

Travala.com is the world’s leading cryptocurrency-friendly hotel booking services with the best prices on 2 million+ properties worldwide.

30. How Biometrics Reshape Payments Worldwide

The applications for biometric recognition are numerous, but in this article, I’ll specifically look into one—bio-acquiring, or biometrics-enabled payments.

31. A Short History Of Fintech

Ever since information technology started gaining its foot in the world the financial market has started adopting its services into its ranks. The new breed is called Financial Technology or Fintech for short. While it may seem like Fintech is something new, in reality, it has been around for quite some time. We can go as far as to say that it has been around since the evolution of the modern society.

32. Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Fintech 3.0 and its Impact on the Banking Sector

The world of banking shaped by FinTech

33. Navigating Compliance for Fintech Startups

This is a guide for Fintechs looking to be compliant and up to date with a range of regulations, including security, data privacy, and chartered banking laws.

34. Building A Secure Data Economy: An Interview with Ocean Protocol's Founder Bruce Pon

35. The Best Way to Visualize Someone's Credit History

This is the best way to innovate credit history visualization for fintech applications.

36. The COVID19 Crisis Has Accelerated The Growth of FinTech

FinTech has been around for years. Whether you believe it to be the growth of PayPal in a world where digital payments were almost noon-existent to the rise of banking apps that allowed people to make transactions easily, there has always been some form of FinTech available for people to easily live their lives.

37. Innovation And Accountability: What AstraBit’s Broker-Dealer Registration Signals for Web3 Finance

What AstraBit’s FINRA broker-dealer registration signals for Web3 finance, regulatory accountability, and how innovation and compliance can coexist.

38. Open Banking and More Fintech Trends to Expect in 2020

The banking sector is perhaps one of the major beneficiaries of modern advances in software technology. Today, payments, accounts and other finances could be easily handled through banking software, mobile banking applications, banking software among other banking solutions.

39. Building the bank for startups: Immad Akhund of Mercury [Interview]

Fintech startups have become undeniably attractive in the last few years, receiving a lot of attention from media outlets and VCs. I spoke with Immad Akhund, co-founder and CEO of Mercury, to understand the vision for his new company that aims to define the future of banking for startups.

40. Tether Is No More A Cryptocurrency Than Every Other FIAT Money Out There

Tether (USDT) is a controversial stablecoin, to say the least. Having been embroiled in several incidents — most notably concerning its reserves — Tether has somehow managed to stay afloat. And even become the most used stablecoin on the market.

41. Future of Banking and Financial Services: 2020 Edition

The world of banking and financial services has changed drastically over the past few years. The rise of technological innovation in banking and fintech sector has changed the way banking software companies have been operating. There has been a rush of cryptocurrencies powered by Blockchain, along with the AI automation that has disrupted the banking and financial space for better.

42. Top 10 New Tokens To Watch In 2020

2020 has been a bad year for the financial markets, be it stocks, forex or properties, made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic. Does it mean that cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects are dead? Not at all! new projects with great potential continue to emerge and for new investors there are still ground floor opportunities that may offer good ROIs once the markets recover from the current financial crisis. Below are 10 new tokens we think are doing reasonably well and will ride through the current crisis in due time. We used a few criterias to select them, such as these projects must have groundbreaking technologies, provide solutions to real world problems, listed on CMC or CoinGecko, showing decent trade volume and respectable ratings by credible crypto info sites. Overall, these tokens have displayed steady performance during this bearish market period.

43. 10 Bold Ideas I Learned from Interviewing 20+ Traders

Trading is an adventure that has a different meaning for every individual. It affects careers, businesses, and entire industries. Traders are the individuals that embark upon this path, and succeed. They use a wide range of tools and strategies, and have their own specific principles that guide their efforts. There are differences and similarities between the routines and approaches of successful traders. Below are the main pieces of advice shared by 20 traders.

44. We Built An Email & SMS Crypto Alerts So That You Don't Miss Out On The Wild Price Movements

Use email & SMS crypto alerts to track Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other 3500+ crypto coins and tokens

45. Generative AI, Fintech and Future of Financial Services

You know the hype is real when even the World Economic Forum writes that ChatGPT is just the start of the generative AI boom.

46. Yahoo Finance Style Stock Price Label in SwiftUI

One day I was inspired by a small yet crucial UI component in the Yahoo Finance iOS app.

47. An Overview of Kazakhstan's Fintech Ecosystem

Here is an overview of Kazakhstan's fintech ecosystem, reflecting all global fintech trends.

48. Top Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Trends in 2023

Top DeFi Trends - The rise in demand is so much that the global Decentralized Finance (DeFi) market is expected to reach $231.19 billion by 2030.

49. How Can Machine Learning Predict the Stock Market?

Artificial intelligence is changing the world as we know it. Form self-driving cars to weather predictions. Now it's taking on the stock market. Here's how.

50. NFT'ers! LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE!!! Polygon vs Solana

Polygon and Solana are both promising projects with unique value propositions; comparing them does an injustice to both- but we will compare them anyway!

51. How Web Push Provisioning Can Be Used

Digital wallets and tokenization have been popular among FinTechs and developers for several years.

52. 8 Ways Gluwa Is Changing Finance in Africa and Beyond

Discover 8 ways Gluwa is transforming finance in Africa and beyond from cross-border payments to digital inclusion and blockchain innovation.

53. 4 Industries to Watch for Technology Innovation in 2020

Technology trends are evolving faster than ever. From cryptocurrency to autonomous vehicles, new possibilities for what computers can do for both businesses and consumers are emerging. Some of these trends are well-covered, like artificial intelligence emerging as a way to sift through massive amounts of data to find trends for use across a wide range of industries.

54. The Importance for Cyber Security in Investment Banking Industry

Today, finding the best investments takes more than looking for market leaders. The investors today look for companies that has secure systems apart from profit generation, huge market share, strong growth potential, or a reasonable valuation. cybersecurity is a crucial growth-oriented strategy for their portfolio.

55. RuPay: The Indian Card Payment Alternative Rivals Visa and Mastercard

Story of how RuPay, an Indian alternative for Visa and MasterCard became a giant in the plastic card industry within a span of a decade.

56. Blockchain in Fintech: A Catalyst for Disruption in Finance World

Since the launch of Bitcoin a decade ago, the blockchain has continued to grow in popularity. It has found use cases outside of cryptocurrency. In the fintech industry, technology is making a huge impact. As a result, startups and mainstream companies in the finance world are showing a lot of interest in this technology.

57. Everything You Need to Know About PSD2 and Open Banking

The financial industry has grown incredibly large over the past several decades. From conventional bank wire and cash payments, our financial systems have quickly evolved into online-driven, e-wallet-type platforms where almost every major or minor transaction is just several clicks away.

58. Building a Bitcoin Wallet from Scratch: Two Months of Solo Development Insights

Follow my solo journey building a Bitcoin wallet from scratch. Technical challenges, architecture decisions, and lessons learned over two months of development.

59. 5 Ways Technology is Helping Improve Financial Literacy

With an ever more worrying cost-of-living crisis, here are 5 ways technology is helping improve financial literacy.

60. Microsoft Orleans Gives Rise to Future-Ready Digital Banking

Why MS Orleans? — Let's delve into the features that make it a good pick for banking and finance app development.

61. What if Bitcoin Didn’t Exist?

I asked myself this question recently, which of course led me to thinking about the possible answers. I asked a colleague, and they said that they supposed it would be a case of ‘same old, same old’, if bitcoin didn’t exist, or that something else might have emerged. In fact, I can’t think what that alternative might have been, because blockchain seems to me an entirely logical consequence of a matured worldwide web.

62. A Look at Ecozones & Their Potential Economic Benefits

An ecozone is also known as a special economic zone (SEZ) and these are geographic regions in a country that has more attractive economic policies for entities

63. Ichimoku Cloud Explained

Ichimoku Cloud is a versatile technical analysis indicator rapidly rising in popularity among traders. Also known as Ichimoku Kinko Hyo which translates to ‘one look equilibrium chart’ - this is exactly what Ichimoku strives to be. An ‘all-in-one’ style indicator that incorporates multiple elements from different technical analysis tools. At just a glance traders are able to ascertain future support and resistance, momentum and trend direction.

64. 5 Top Payment Trends for 2021, According To McKinsey

Surviving the Pandemic: the Top 5 Fintech Payment Trends of 2021

65. Top FinTech Development Companies in 2023

The FinTech industry is a fast-moving train, and the one who joins early will be the winner. Check the top financial software development companies in 2023

66. Money Talks: How Bloomberg GPT Is Changing the Game

On March 30th, Bloomberg unveiled a new artificial intelligence model named BloombergGPT. This new AI model is set to change the finance industry.

67. These 3 Fintech Stocks Are Set to Take Wall Street by Storm in 2025

Let’s take a look at three high-potential fintech stocks for investors to pick up in 2025.

68. Momentum vs. Trend Following in Crypto Assets

Trends play a strong influence in the behavior of crypto markets. How many times we’ve heard expressions such as “crypto is a followers market….” Or “there is a FOMO sentiment in Bitcoin….”. When comes to translate those sentiments into investment models there are two core strategies that apply: momentum and trend following. Unfortunately, the immaturity of the crypto markets causes many people to use the two terms interchangeably when they have different connotations from a quantitative investment standpoint. Today, I would like to explore the differences between momentum and trend following in the context of crypto assets.

69. Rule-Based Prompts: How to Streamline Error Handling and Boost Team Efficiency with ChatGPT

Here I’ll share how ChatGPT helped us to simplify the preparation of user stories and technical documentation, decrease our dependence on analysts etc.

70. Enhancing Competitive Advantage in E-commerce Using BaaS and Embedded Finance

Morgan Stanley predicts that the e-commerce market will grow from $3.3 trillion in early 2022 to $5.4 trillion in 2026.

[71. I Live On the Internet: Interview With

Bin Nguyen, CEO of Chiheisen Technology](https://hackernoon.com/i-live-on-the-internet-interview-with-bin-nguyen-ceo-of-chiheisen-technology)

72. From AI-Powered Trading To Regulation and Compliance: What Does 2024 Look Like for Investment Tech?

As we gaze at the horizon of 2024, it's clear that the influence of AI technology on the investment landscape will continue to grow.

73. How Technology Is Making Pensions More Attractive

Here is how technology is making pensions more attractive to younger generations.

74. What the FRAX: A Crypto is Born after President Trump Failed at Infiltrating the Federal Reserve

President Donald Trump & Famous Economist Stephen Moore are “Frax-ing” with Everipedia’s Sam Kazemian

75. Beyond Consent: How Data Minimization Can Actually Work in Open Banking

Consent-based access often results in financial services collecting more data than they actually need.

76. Interview With Iurii Gugnin: Boosting U.S. Export Competitiveness With Cheaper Remittances

Iurii Gugnin delves into the challenges faced by the U.S. in expanding its exports and the reasons behind the high costs of international wire transfers

77. How to Cut Costs and Boost Profits in the FinTech Sector

In this article, we will examine the main types of costs that FinTech companies have to cope with and how to minimize them.

78. Digital Identity Verification Trends for 2023

As the world becomes increasingly digital, the need for secure and efficient digital identity verification has never been greater.

79. 7 FinTech Trends for Financial Service Providers to Keep a Note of in 2022

To help you keep up with all the latest FinTech innovations, we have compiled a list of seven emerging trends affecting the FinTech industry. Read now!

80. 418 Stories To Learn About Fintech

Learn everything you need to know about Fintech via these 418 free HackerNoon stories.

81. Can Blockchain Solve Open Bank Issues?

According to Tearsheet:

82. The Liquidity Crisis is Over. A Solvency Crisis is Why You Need to Invest in Gold.

Investors and analysts from Forbes to Nasdaq to MarketWatch have noted the insane market volatility lately, chalking it up to “irrationality.”

83. What'll Happen to Crypto After Black Monday 2020?

Bitcoin was explicitly called “digital gold” back in 2011, and a 2010 InfoWorld article says:

84. 10 FinTech Trends in 2021 [Part II]

You can read the first part of this article here. For those who for some reason don’t like to follow the links, let me remind you briefly: in the first part, we made a retrospective of fintech trends in 2020 and delved into the first 5 trends in 2021.

85. Creating an Investment Platforms: Tips and Tricks

Investment advising is something we’ve all heard of — you find a trustworthy company, you sign a contract, you get advice on how to better invest your money.

86. Financial Data Aggregator Review: Zabo Vs. Yodlee Vs. Plaid

An in depth look at the leading financial data aggregators for fintech apps. We analyze Plaid vs Yodlee vs Zabo - advantages, disadvantages, pricing and more.

87. Why Start a Bank? Interview with Mercury CEO Immad Akhund

88. The Banks Have Gone Mad and the System is Broken

The rise of peer to peer crowd-lending, tokenization and the slow death of bank

89. HSBC Throws Hat in the Ring - New App Zing Aims to Rival Revolut and Wise!

HSBC's new app, Zing, challenges fintech leaders (Revolut and Wise) in FX transfers. Is Zing a game-changer or just another player? Find out!

90. The Emerging Techs That Will Drive the Fourth Industrial Revolution

From bespoke conveyor systems that enabled Henry Ford to build the first automobiles to the steam power that powered trains for trade, the first two industrial revolutions sparked a new era of prosperity and economic progress for humankind. More recently, the third revolution ushered in a new era of globalization with instantaneous communication, trade, and commerce over the Internet.

91. What Do E-Wallet Consumer Trends Look Like in Southeast Asia?

In the past few years, Southeast Asia has become a leader in the financial revolution. As a region with a dynamic economy, Southeast Asia presents an excellent opportunity for digital payment services, such as e-wallet and internet banking solutions to prosper.

92. Neobanking: Pros, Cons, and How To Use Them Efficiently For Your Business

A Neobank is a term for banks that exist only in digital form, as an app, web app, or other software solution, and doesn’t have any physical branches.

93. Stablecoin History: The Master of All AltCoins

The histor of mastercoin is important to stablecoins and crypto in general. I hope you'll enjoy this overall unbiased guide from Alyze Sam's number one new book

94. How to Test Transactions From Visa and Mastercard in a Fintech App

How to Test Fiat Transactions From Visa and Mastercard in Fintech App

95. 4 DeFi Protocols that Will Build the Future of Finance

There is a protocol arms race in DeFi right now. Yet due to DeFi’s composability, an advance boosts the whole ecosystem, not just one protocol.

96. The Complete History of Cryptocurrency in 2800 Words

Curious about the history of cryptocurrency? Covering Blockchain as early as 1991, we've outlined the history of digital assets in this unbiased fintech review

97. Ant Financial: Controversies around the Biggest IPO in History

At a share price of 68.8 Chinese yuan, the Ant Financial IPO was expected to raise $34 billion in its public offering at the Shanghai and Hong Kong exchanges -- which would value it at over $300 billion.

98. The Ascent of FinTech

Society has always been hostile towards financiers. There has always been tension between the have-nots and have-yachts. For millennia people have sneered at ‘parasitic’ money lenders, while admiring more ‘honourable’ professions from farming to art.

99. I Built a €500K Neobank for Immigrants—It Didn't Go As Planned

I built and shut down a €500K neobank for immigrants in Portugal. Here's a post-mortem.

100. POS Financing vs. BNPL: Understanding the Differences and Evolution of Solutions

The landscape of consumer finance has been significantly reshaped by digital innovations, particularly with the advent of BNPL services and POS financing.

101. Q&A with Brendan Playford, Founder of Masa Finance

102. Why DeFi Needs Decentralized Oracles

Decentralized finance, or DeFi, is a relatively recent variation on FinTech that is seeing a massive surge in popularity. As of the time of writing, there’s over $12.4 billion of value locked into DeFi, which is an enormous jump up from the $547 million it held a year ago.

103. 10 Best Tech Stocks: Which are the Most Traded in 2021?

In this article, we will discuss the most popular and most traded tech stocks of 2021 so far.

104. WTF is Decentralized Finance or DeFi?

Well kept billion dollar secret at your fingertips

105. The US Dollar has Failed as a Reserve Currency

Where to from here?

106. Will Neobanks Emerge as the Future of Finance?

The past 12 months have seen an explosion in the digital banking (or neobank), industry, with a wave of new high-quality online banks bursting on to the market. Initially, many of these new banks were simply third-party banking apps with very limited functionality, focusing largely on students and travelers looking to save money with reduced fees.

107. Latin America: Crypto Regulation Review and Recent Updates

Explore Latin America's evolving crypto landscape, regulatory shifts, and the path toward widespread cryptocurrency adoption.

108. BTC Price Fluctuations Expected as Mega Crypto Event (BTC Halving) Approaches

Bitcoin, the world’s most popular cryptocurrency has crossed the US$29,000 mark, and everyone is thrilled.

109. Going Green: Can Blockchain Save the Planet?

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently concluded that, at the current rate of human activity relating to global greenhouse gas emission pathways, we are facing a threat of a 1.5°C of global warming above pre-industrial levels. This may not sound like a large number, but the consequences are dire — think rising sea levels leading to flooding of lowland areas, degradation of tundras and rainforests, and increased CO₂ concentration in oceans leading to mass bleaching of coral reef ecosystems. That last one hits particularly close to home, being a scuba-diver myself.

110. Python as the Core of a Social Fintech Service

Python is the go-to software for many niche applications, especially in Data Science and Machine learning. But it can also be used for niches like Fintech

111. Romanian Startup The Connecter secures pre-seed round led by Hatcher+ & Startupbootcamp Australia

The Connecter hits $1.2M post money valuation, after its recent backing by two prominent venture capital firms: Startupbootcamp and Hatcher+.

112. Serving Contactless Payments Through the Use of the QR Code

How can QR codes help you acquire more revenue and customers

113. DApps 101: Decoding Legality, Privacy, and Token Security

Over the past few years, the overwhelming popularity of blockchain platforms such as Ethereum and EOS have introduced the world to a new computing paradigm: decentralized applications.

114. How to Use Open Banking: A Guide for Fintech Startups

Discover key strategies for fintech startups to leverage Open Banking effectively. This guide covers essential tips for integration and innovation."

115. Fintechs vs. Incumbents vs. COVID-19: Who Wins?

Incumbent Banks and financial technology startups (Fintechs) face very different challenges as they navigate the COVID-19 crisis. Despite sharing customers and offering similar products, their business models, how they operate, their balance sheets and culture vary tremendously. Each one of these differences impacts how they will perform during and after the crisis.

116. 2020: Our Meatless, Cashless, City-less Future

Happy New Year! 2019 has come and gone like Kylo Ren’s reign in The Rise of Skywalker, and so it's time for my annual prediction piece.

117. DeFi - Definancializing Productive Activity

As software and hardware engineers around the world are untangling the centralization of the internet, a vocal portion within the enclave of blockchain-based solutions - generally referred to as decentralized finance - or DeFi for short - has emerged. While blockchains provide the building blocks for reliable information and - to a lesser extend value - transport functions - a layer of middleware to the larger concept of cryptographic primitives mapped by protocols, current developments are largely focused on digitally native assets, and their derivatives. However, a first-principles view on the innovation of financial services will focus on the central tenet of technology: the increase of productivity of human activity, freeing up individuals’ attention — measured in time — that these can assign to leisure activities or higher-order pursuits, such as the accumulation of knowledge. To that end, network technologies, in particular, the internet and consequent emergence of the World Wide Web, amplified human productivity by fueling a surge of synchronous and asynchronous coordination methods of human fecundity, as well as the wider distribution of economic activity in general.

118. Stablecoins Might Be The Only Real Chance for Crypto to Hit The Mainstream Finances

Humanity has come a long way from a barter-era economy to a modern, remotely functioning finances. Along that road, some developments have been positively received like the introduction of banknotes in China, while others were rejected or remained in the shadow.

119. 3D Secure v.2 Business Safety Protocol

3D Secure 2.X guarantees a security for online businesses and consumers paired with a seamless transaction experience and high conversion rate on payments.

120. Top 20 Fintech Startups to Watch in 2022

Here is the list of top 20 fintech startups that are shaping the future of finance and transforming financial services.

121. Inside the Web Infrastructure of Dynamic Pricing

New York now requires apps to tell you when algorithms set your price. But the label is the least interesting part. Here's what the pricing engine actually does

122. Blockchain, Open Banking, and Digital Payments: the Most Important Fintech Trends to Watch

123. Power BI and Fintech: A Match Made In Heaven To Optimise Banking Operations

Technology keeps evolving, and the incorporation of technology helps businesses of varying types to make profits and meet customer needs better.

124. Yearning Man 2020 - 4 Projects for DeFi 2.0

DeFi has been making a lot of noise recently, but it’s perhaps more established than most people think.

125. How Digital Currencies Are (and Will Continue) to Bring About Global Innovation

If you haven’t been paying attention to digital currencies, now is the time to start.

126. 86 Stories To Learn About Payments

Learn everything you need to know about Payments via these 86 free HackerNoon stories.

127. Startup Interview with Ato Kasymov, CEO & Co-founder of Zentist

128. DAG vs Blockchain - More Similarities than Differences

Have you heard about DAG protocols? Some say that they are the next level for blockchain. They’ll solve all of blockchain’s shortcomings and allow for mass adoption. But what are they, actually? And why can they be better?

129. How Escrow Smart Contracts Could Change Online Transactions Forever

Smartlink is an escrow smart contract protocol that aims to mitigate the risk in online transactions through smart contracts.

130. Mz Stability's Near-Death Experience Started her Blockchain Journey

Alyze Sam was a hospice nurse that was plowed by a semi truck, jumped into blockchain and became an accidental award winning and best selling author.

131. POWER LEADER: Lifekey founder Jason Kintzler sees a smartphone-less future

Read how multi-founder and entrepreneur Jason Kintzler is taking on wearables and fintech.

132. How To Trade within TradingView with Alpaca

Nothing goes better with algorithmic trading than tons of data. That's why we're delighted to announce our integration with TradingView to give you deep insights into markets, stocks, etc, all while seamlessly using Alpaca's commission-free API trading platform.

133. The Future of Personal Finance

In the future, personal finance management will combine DeFi and CeFi to give users more control and power over their financial assets.

134. Fintech Software Development Trends to Expect in 2020

There’s no doubt that the Fintech software development industry has attracted a lot of attention from consumers and investors alike. In Finance, Fintech is synonymous with convenience, innovation, and accessibility. With the enormous solutions that Fintech promises to offer, it’s no wonder venture capitalists are willing to put their money in Fintech startups.

135. The Oldest Industries Remain the Same

5 Tech Companies That Impacted My Life this Week

136. Machine Economics Part 1: Finance’s Inflection Point

(Will biological ‘wet-ware’ always have a place in the economy?)

137. The Next Consumer Apps and How to Build Them (3 Frameworks)

Insights are builders’ best friends. They help you see opportunities, launch new products, and win the market before everyone else.

138. Cryptocurrencies as Money: Evolution of Stablecoins and What's Next

Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies that are backed by other assets to achieve a stable value, which creates untold opportunity for the way humans interact with money as they have the benefits of cryptocurrency (borderless, secure, low cost) while protecting the users from volatile price action. They often represent real money (GBP, USD etc) and for this reason are more easily understood by a global audience.

139. Sounding The Death Knell for Cash Money: How Far Is It?

Crypto founders share their views on whether physical currency will disappear altogether

140. Why Apple and Google Protect Your Wallet Differently

Discover the technical differences between Apple Pay and Google Pay security. Learn how Device Account Numbers and cloud tokenization protect your money.

141. Embedded Finance as the Future of Payment Technologies

This article provides an overview of embedded finance, including PoS lending, Fintech-as-a-Service (FaaS), and Embedded Insurance.

142. Brick-And-Mortar Banks are Losing the Battle to their Digital Counterparts

Financial technologies are rapidly transforming from futuristic imaginings into an inextricable component of everyday life. Back in 2016, such services as Apple Pay and Samsung Pay were just entering the global market as newfangled inventions, while today, they are used to processing three times more transactions than those made using conventional plastic bank cards. Mobile apps have since largely replaced bank office branches, and the coronavirus pandemic has only accelerated the trend. Taking into account the rapid pace of development of the fintech sector and speed at which modern users adapt to innovations, our experience of interacting with financial institutions is likely to undergo radical changes over the next few years.

143. Blockchain-Powered Mobile Wallets Are Changing The Cross-Border Payments Landscape

Every year hundreds of billions of dollars are transferred internationally by businesses and individuals who have emigrated from their home countries and cross-border money transfers are likely to experience double-digit annual growth rates over the next few years.

144. Were Fintechs Engaging in Fraud? The House Committee Thinks So

One such executive falsely claimed in loan documents to be a Black veteran and received loans through multiple business entities

145. Digital Wallets On Track to Become Fastest-growing Fintech Innovation

Digital wallets appear set to cement their position as the decade’s fastest-growing fintech innovation by becoming the world’s favorite payment option.

146. Meet Changelly, the Leading Global Crypto Exchange Platform for Secure and Instant Swaps

A veteran cryptocurrency exchange, Changelly has already earned the trust of over 6 million users worldwide. Today, we invite you to take a deeper look into it.

147. Blockchain Regulations Must Empower Those Outside the Traditional Banking System

Banking and finance instruments have slowly evolved from being exclusively accessible to the fortunate few to becoming widely accessible to the masses, who are now able to transact with relative ease and accumulate wealth.

148. Imagine DeFi Simplified

A simplified explanation of the concept of DeFi in day to day terms.

149. Growing a Fintech Unicorn: Alex Tonelli's Anthology of Lessons Learned

Whether you’re thinking of launching a startup or in the trenches of your first entrepreneurial venture, any morsel of advice from someone who’s been in your shoes can be like gold.

150. Why You're the Only One Who Cares About Bitcoin & Cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrency has an odd and insular community.

151. Open Banking and the Nigerian FinTech: Everything You Need to Know

By supporting incubators, accelerators, and other innovation hubs, Nigeria can create an environment that nurtures home-grown FinTechs...

152. M&A Deals in the 2020 Blockchain Space

The blockchain space moves at warp speed, going through rounds of mergers for almost all types of startups. Over the recent years, various projects consolidated as influences shifted and market performance delineated the winners. The deals are both large and small, leading to synergies while reshaping the crypto asset landscape as a whole.

153. How does Fintech Decentralize Capital Markets?

In 1899 American economist and sociologist Thorstein Veblen wrote a book called “The Theory of the Leisure Class”. The key takeaway of this study was that for people on top of social hierarchy spending their time on elite consumption - delicious food, rare clothing etc. - instead of working was a way to highlight their belonging to the higher class.

154. Are Crypto Savings Accounts Safe to Use?

Opening yourself up to the cryptocurrency market, a crypto savings account also allows for the benefits of a standard bank account. Learn the benefits of this.

155. Bricktrade Joins Forces With Blocksquare to Bring Real-Estate On-chain Through Tokenisation

Bricktrade joins forces with Blocksquare in a strategic partnership to bring the real-estate ecosystem on-chain through tokenisation

156. Setting Up a Dedicated Distributed Team at a Fintech Startup [A How-To Guide]

At the outset of its existence, a startup involves a limited number of people. Basically, it consists of cofounders, whose roles are rather tentative. Soon, however, if that startup succeeds, it requires other specialists for help—specialists whose qualifications are high enough that they can work efficiently in a startup-like atmosphere.

157. Switch to Platforms that Offer Seamless Payments, Advanced Security, and Much More!

Significant loopholes lead to millions of dollars in losses for businesses and affect their ability to sustain in an increasingly competitive market.

158. 5 Ways Open Finance is Changing Money Forever

What if your money was intelligent and could lend itself out to the highest interest rate or how about a no-loss lottery where you always get your initial money back, or perhaps you'd like to receive your paycheck on a daily basis rather than monthly. Well, this is all possible today.

159. Top Benefits of Crypto to Fintechs in 2022

The crypto revolution has helped out fintech startups in ways other than one. Here are some of the top benefits of crypto to fintech companies in 2022.

160. Why Was This Banking App Closing People's Accounts?

New Jersey man's account was closed suddenly after he paid for lunch at Applebee’s.

161. The Secret Guide To Choosing Between Monolith And Microservices

Monolith or microservices? Both architectures have pros and cons, and each particular case should be investigated. UppLabs had a project with a concrete goal — optimization of application performance by migration from a monolithic system to the new microservices’ infrastructure. We came up with a solution that we’re happy to share with you in detail.

162. Why Did Twilio Acquire Segment for $3.2 Billion? To Better Understand End User Data

This week the API-based communications platform giant Twilio formally announced that it would acquire the customer data platform startup Segment for $3.2 billion in all stocks. The market responded quite positively to the news, driving Twilio’s stock price up by 7.7%, bring Twilio’s market cap to a staggering $49 billion.

163. How the FinTech Industry is Responding to the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse

Following the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, the FinTech industry faces unprecedented territory in both crisis management and opportunity.

164. The Future Trends of Back Office Operations

An analysis of different strategies and technologies for back office operations in hedge funds.

165. Fintech Is Dead: All Hail Insurtech

Wall Street. Tokyo. London. Shanghai. Hong Kong.

166. Global Fintech Unites Against the War

Just a few months ago, a major war happening in Europe was unthinkable.

167. Why Are All Eyes On China's Digital Yuan?

China has continuously been in global news, be it corona crisis, diplomatic relations, army conflicts or trade & commerce. Since the last couple of weeks, everyone is talking about China’s digital currency.

168. History & Evolution of Fiat Money To Digital Assets

Currency is a vast subject, understanding the history of money opens the door to a deeper appreciation of digital assets and commodity-backed digital currencies

169. A Fintech Startup's Journey to Disrupting Subscription Management

It emphasizes the importance of taking control of your subscriptions by conducting an audit, selecting the right management tool, and evaluating their value.

170. Blockchain's Impact on Payments Systems, Digitized Records, Trade Finance and Syndicated Loans

By now, if you have read about blockchain technology, you might have an idea about its potential. Bitcoin made its spectacular announcement as a result of the financial disaster led by centralized banks and government, back in 2009. But, is bitcoin free from its own vices? Also, after the financial disaster, have banks learned their lesson?

171. Revolutionizing Digital Transactions with M20 Blockchain

M20 Blockchain is a secure, scalable platform transforming digital transactions with advanced encryption, decentralization, and smart contracts.

172. Meet Daulat: A Digital Wealth Management Platform Tailored for India

Daulat is a tech-enabled, wealth-management platform helping Indians invest better. Our expert investment portfolios help people reach their financial goals.

173. Rich Man Values Gold, His Son Values Bitcoin

How do the rich get richer? At the poker table, it's simple, when you have more chips, you have earned the right to lie more often.

174. Answer to Win from 15,000 USDT: How does Gluwa Facilitate Global Financial Inclusion?

Win Your Share of 15,000 USDT in the Spacecoin Writing Contest! 🚀 Explore how Gluwa drives global financial inclusion. Enter now—Round 1 closes soon!

175. Robinhood: Virality + Gamification + FOMO + Simplicity = Billion Dollar IPO

Robinhood is leading the modernization of investments because it offers everyone an equal opportunity to participate in the financial markets.

176. Buy Now, Pay Later: What is it, and Should You Offer it to the Customers?

Buy now pay later also known as BNPL is an eCommerce trend. It allows customers to buy products easily and pay for them later easily.

177. Venture Report: How to Monetize This Year's Big 3 Market Opportunities

In this 2021 venture report, I break down 3 startup ideas or monetization opportunities, starting with private wealth management and family offices.

178. Xsolla Announces New Leadership For Strategic Growth And Innovation

He recently became an author and announced the release of his book Once Upon Tomorrow, providing his visionary view of the metaverse and content creation.

179. How To Build an AI-Powered Financial Assistant App

Find answers to the most common questions related to the development of a financial management application in 2022.

180. Confessions of a Robinhood User

Highlights from the Robinhood S-1, and a personal journey of "growing up" with Robinhood

181. Mitigating the DDOS Threats Facing Banks and Fintechs

As much as digitization and cyber simplified banking, the Fintech sector has left digital payment activity exposed to malicious and suspicious activity.

182. Releaf: Evolution of African Agritech

Releaf is Y-combinator African startup who are an agritech and supply chain startup. They do B2B work, digital banking, aid and geo-spatial tech for farmers.

183. How Chintai is Making the Trading Life Cycle More Efficient

The HackerNoon community talked to Ryan Bethem from Chintai about Chintai's position in the market and what sets them apart from their competitors.

184. Blockchain Beyond Crypto: Real-World Use Cases

Discover how blockchain extends beyond crypto, enabling secure supply chains, healthcare records, voting systems, and real-world business solutions.

185. Fintech Talent Shortage Research : Risk of Inaction in 2020

Fintech companies are experiencing problems with finding the right IT candidates for open positions. The skills shortage has become a bottleneck to growth for many companies. Hiring tech talents in the US is time and money consuming. Find more details about the problem in the infographic below.

186. 2020 is The Year Wall Street Could Take Over Cryptocurrency

Fresh off the German government’s decision to let banks store and sell cryptocurrency, Deutsche Bank predicted cryptocurrency will go mainstream by 2022 and eventually replace cash.

187. The Digital Yuan is China's Biggest Pushback Against Global AML Initiatives

The digital yuan's impact on the world is undisputed; however, will its potential to act as a money laundering system for the PRC override its true benefits?

188. An Overview of the Fintech Industry: Application Types and Trends

We'll look at the present state of the fintech industry, current trends for 2022 and beyond, and the number of resources required to run an effective project.

[189. Bitcoin 2021: A Brief Interview with

Changpeng Zhao](https://hackernoon.com/bitcoin-2021-a-brief-interview-with-changpeng-zhao-7jh32js)

Interview with CZ on BTC in 2021 -- hebelieves the "journey has just started" for BTC, DeFi, and cryptocurrency.

190. The Future of the Internet Lies in Decentralization: Dr. Zamboglou

A decentralized internet is coming to guide society away from persistent scarcity and towards unlimited abundance.

191. How Mercuryo Became One of Europe's Fastest-Growing Startups, According to Sifted

Mercuryo recognized by Sifted as one of Europe's fastest-growing startups. Discover the fintech's rapid ascent and its impact on digital finance.

192. Helicopter Money, Inflation, and the Bitcoin Standard

Bitcoin was created in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, and the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic are setting the stage for Bitcoin’s greatest test yet.

193. Top Fintech Trends of 2022 that are Transforming Finance

Read about the main factors that drive the development of the fintech industry to maintain the relevancy and competitiveness of your financial software product.

194. FinTech Cybersecurity: How 'Capital One' Could Have Avoided a Data Breach

Even after investing heavily in securing IT infrastructure and developing security tools with AWS, Capital One failed to avoid data breaches. Here's why.

195. As Stablecoins Rise in Popularity, How Can It Benefit Traditional Payments?

The rising popularity of stablecoins has often been highlighted as an indication of the growing adoption of blockchain technology. With projects such as Facebook’s Project Libra and JPMorgan’s JPMCoin, it is clear that even large corporations from beyond the blockchain space are seeking to partake in this growing trend.

196. Crypto Processing in 2022: Trends and Risks to Look out for

The future of money is clearly digital, powered by decentralized blockchain technology.

197. J.P. Morgan Chase’s Stablecoin has it’s Beta Users Learning Crypto

Success

198. VAUL3 Announces the Launch of Its P2P Smart Saving Ecosystem and $VAUL3 Token Presale

VAUL3 launches its P2P smart saving ecosystem, bridging traditional finance with DeFi. $VAUL3 token presale offers early investment in this revolution.

199. The Mystery of the Ghost Refund: How Apple and Google Send Money Back to a Card They Never Saw

Learn the technical secrets of how Apple Pay and Google Pay handle refunds through tokenization.

200. Economic Turmoil Couldn't Stop 8fig From Raising $140M to Propel Ecommerce SMBs

8fig, the continuous funding and management platform for ecommerce businesses, announced the closing of a $140 million Series B funding round.

201. As DeFi Breaks Records and Ethereum, Can a Fix Be Found?

DeFi is booming, but while industry records are smashed, questions about Ethereum’s ability to shoulder the burden mount. The burgeoning DeFi sector is putting increasing pressure on the Ethereum network, with the problem growing so acute that Vitalik Buterin recently described gas prices as something “we now have to spend years painfully fixing”.

202. Fintechs and the Stock-Based Loan Market

Today, companies that use stock-based lending to finance their businesses generally borrow at higher costs than if they used traditional debt financing.

203. The Future Of Defi In Fintech: Decentralized Exchanges, Lending, And Payments

One of the most exciting areas of fintech is the emerging field of decentralized finance, or "defi."

204. Blockchain as a Service (BaaS) and its Impact on Digital Business Development

This article examines the impact of Blockchain as a Service (BaaS) on digital business development and explores the solutions offered by IBM, Microsoft, and etc

205. Introducing Bankera: Bank Account Alternative Focused on Crypto Businesses

Bankera, an ambitious project to build a neobank for the digital era, has started to offer payment accounts to individual and business clients as a low-cost, fast and convenient alternative to traditional bank accounts. Individual and business clients who sign up to the service can already enjoy dedicated European IBAN accounts to send and receive funds via SEPA and SWIFT transfers. All clients can send and receive funds from cryptocurrency exchanges.

206. Peer-To-Peer Lending And How It Can Benefit Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses

In this article, I talk about how Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending is transforming the future of fintech companies and for smaller entities like entrepreneurs

207. The Age of AI has begun in the Economic Revolution

AI Unvеilеd: Navigating thе Modеrn Rеvеnuе Stack Through a Comprеhеnsivе Exploration of 2023's AI Rеvolution and Its Impact on SaaS Companiеs Worldwidе.

208. The Opinion Economy

What yours is worth and why it matters

209. FinSight Earns a 55 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building an AI-Powered Finance System for Small Businesses

FinSight, an AI finance tool for small businesses, earned a 55 Proof of Usefulness score for simplifying accounting with plain-language insights.

210. A Simple Introduction to Banking-as-a-service

Basics of Baas

211. Account Aggregators: What Are They and How Will They Change the Fintech Ecosystem?

Account Aggregators (AAs) are about to take the fintech market by storm. Remember how UPI completely changed how people send money? No more awkwardly splitting restaurant bills, or digging for exact change to pay off that friend who's been bugging you for months.

212. How AI and Machine Learning are Reshaping SaaS FinTech

AI and Machine learning are awesome pieces of technology. With applications in many fields, find out how AI and ML are reshaping the Saas fintech landscape.

213. Introducing Web3 Banking with Holyheld’s Debit Card

Holyheld & STASIS are paving the way for the global stablecoin inclusion.

214. The History and Future of AI in Fintech

How artificial intelligence has impacted fintech, and what the future will bring.

215. Empowering Economies: The Role of Cross-Border Payments

The article looks into the importance of cross-border, digital banking and its effects to people in developing countries.

216. Designing Gamification Features in Fintech Products

Gamification is a “standard” that every Bank or Fintech product must have. Based on business and customer perspectives define the solution strategy.

217. SAP S/4HANA Revenue Accounting and the Future of Compliant Enterprise Finance

SAP S/4HANA Revenue Accounting and Reporting represents a fundamental shift in how enterprises achieve financial integrity.

218. MSMEs could help boost the Economy in Emerging Markets through Blockchain Technology

It may come as a surprise, but MSMEs (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises) in emerging markets are one of the biggest contributors to their economy - almost 40% of their GDP and 60% of total employment. This is after the fact that 70% of them lack access to credit and basic financial services.

219. Setting Up Online Acquiring as a Startup Firsthand - Round 1: Failed 🚫

A fun adventure and personal experience on setting up a payment processing system for a no-name startup in a foreign country

220. 4 Ways Startups Entered the Lending Space

In times of social distancing, most people spend more time at home. A short series I can recommend for your next evening on your couch is Bad Banks. In the second season, the investment banker Jana Liekam and her team of trusted accomplices move to Berlin to take over a sustainable robo-advisor. The viewer is pulled into the power struggle between the incumbent Deutsche Global Invest with its fintech incubator in Berlin, and the rivalling robo-advisors fin21, and Jana’s Green Wallet.

221. Find out Which Startup is Winning in Your City

Vision, strength, determination, resilience… these are all key building blocks to moving the world forward.

222. Escaping the Payday Matrix: Ex-OpenAI & Opera Devs Code Financial Freedom for 1.4 Billion Unbanked

Blockchain and AI revolutionize global payroll, bringing financial access to billions. Explore how Volante Chain aims to bank the unbanked.

223. On the Future of ‘Ethical DeFi’: Interview with Waseem Mamlouk

Waseem Mamlouk, VP of the Nimbus Platform speaks about "Ethical DeFi", and how DeFi platforms can serve buyers with spiritual requirements such as Sharia Law.

224. 7 Step Process To Develop a FinTech App That Drives ROI

Needless to mention that the FinTech development company you pick should have prior experience in developing FinTech solutions.

225. WebSockets: Plugging More People into Payments

Whether tethering off a feature phone or using the latest in wireless, a WebSockets backbone aids in user connectivity on many levels.

226. 'I Launched Uplinq in the Hope of Seeing More SMBs Financially Viable': Ron Benegbi

An interview with Ron Benegbi, founder of the Toronto-based Fintech startup Uplinq about his company, experiences and lessons learned as a startup founder.

227. Is DeFi Now Dead? Inside the dForce / LendfMe 25 Million USD Hack!

228. How Banking APIs Can Help Businesses Launch Quickly

Any company, be it a startup or an enterprise, that needs to collaborate with a legacy financial institution has several hurdles to overcome on the way.

229. Blockchain Investing 101

The largest opportunities for profits are frequently found at the introduction of new disruptive technologies. An often-cited example of this observation is the emergence of the internet and the World Wide Web, which created some of the most notable investment opportunities in recent decades. Companies such as Google, Amazon and Facebook turned hundreds of their employees into millionaires and made billionaires of some of their founders and early investors.

230. Top 6 Types Of Finance Technologies To Grow Your Business

Finance technology has a broad scope of application that keeps revolutionizing the field. Here is an overview of the main 6 ones that enable business growth.

231. Navigate the PSP Labyrinth: Choosing the Right Payment Partner

Payment Service Provider (PSP) decisions can affect your bottom line, customer experience, and even how fast you scale.

232. "BTC or ETH Micropayments Are Still Not On The Same Level As VISA or Mastercard" - Rossen Yordanov

This article talks about why fintech giants are entering the cryptocurrency industry. The article talks about crypto, payments and blockchain.

233. Gluwa’s Role in Global Financial Inclusion

This page explains how Gluwa leverages blockchain technology to change the lives of over 2 million people across the globe. Find out more!

234. From a Tropical Island to FinTech: Interview with Ellen Cibula

An interview with Ellen Cibula, who started as an analyst at a chem demil site in the Pacific, worked as a programmer in FinTech, and now writes about FinTech.

235. "I’m a big advocate of Web3 and an anarchist at heart," says FinTech Entrepreneur, Julie Plavnik

Julie is a content strategist and writer who helps Web3 projects rank higher on search engines by creating engaging, optimized content.

236. Why Should Financial Services Adopt Digital Tokens?

For some time now, the concepts of asset tokenization and digital tokens have been gaining much traction in the FinTech industry with the latter being used to represent various assets on a blockchain.

237. Charmpay Earns a 53 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building Secure Escrow-Based Payments for Online Transactions

Charmpay is a Nigerian escrow fintech with a 53 Proof of Usefulness score, helping students and small businesses reduce online transaction fraud.

238. STASIS Introduces Game-Changing Instant Purchase for EURS

STASIS launched an "Instant Purchase" feature to enable faster & smoother on/off ramps in crypto!

239. How the BankID Verification Tool Capsized Norway's Banking Industry

Over the last decade, non-collateralized debt in Norway has increased by more than 220%. It now equates to almost 15% of the national government's budget.

Why? The short answer is technology.

240. 556 Stories To Learn About Finance

Learn everything you need to know about Finance via these 556 free HackerNoon stories.

241. What Merchants Care About: How POS and BNPL Improve Customer Experience and Boost Sales

Learn what merchants value most in POS and BNPL integrations—flexibility, support, and competitive terms that boost sales and enhance customer experiences.

242. Empowering Startup Employees: Equitybee Launches Equity Value Finder to Help Navigate Stock Options

Equitybee’s proprietary model uses multiple streams of information from trade data, valuations, and market sentiment.

243. FinTech: A 2020 Retrospective, and 5 Finance Trends for 2021

FinTech is a growing industry at the intersection of technology and financial services. This is a powerful incentive for technological progress, which expands its influence on different sectors of the economy, allowing them to develop. For example, FinTech has been most active in consumer services, banking, money transfers, payments, insurance, asset and capital management. The industry is revolutionizing the way businesses and consumers conduct financial transactions.

244. Love Code and Write Words - Viacheslav Aksenov 2022 Noonies Nominee Writer Interview

Hi! This is a small interview about my path in tech and some advice to beginners.

245. Is the New Wave of Digital Banking Putting Pressure on Traditional Institutions?

Over the past few years, the online digital banking industry has exploded, growing from a budding community into a force with which to be reckoned. What was once a collection of small tech startups desperate for investors is now a billion-dollar industry that challenges traditional financial institutions.

246. ‘Being Naive Is a Feature, Not a Bug’: Abhinov Balagoni, CEO Pax Credit

A Chat with Abhinov Balagoni, Founder and CEO of Pax Credit on how he got started and what the future holds for Pax Credit

247. Your Gen Z Loved Ones Are Stressed About Money, An AI Coach Might Actually Help

Gen Z is overwhelmed by money stress. Here’s how new AI-first, emotionally aware fintech tools are reshaping financial support for a generation in crisis.

248. On Fintech Trends and Contactless Technology: Startup Interview with Daumantas Barauskas

Daumantas Barauskas, COO of Genome, shares with us Genome's origin story, technology to be excited about and the future of fintech in the Startups interview.

249. Did You Miss Bitcoin’s Most Revolutionary Feature Too?

With bitcoin’s price gaining steam, you may think it’s about to go mainstream.

250. Why Do We Need Decentralized Finance?

Decentralised finance has been considered as an important vertical application of blockchain technology.

251. The Battle of Finance: Payment for Order Flow vs. Best Execution

The Battle of Finance: Payment for Order Flow vs. Best Execution. Demystifying the Concepts and Understanding Their Impact on Trading.

252. Is Gen Z Sold on FinTech?

Is Gen Z thoroughly persuaded by fintech’s value, or are they moving the goalposts for FinTech firms?

253. Did the Men in Suits Ruin Cryptocurrency For The Rest Of Us?

The bitcoin and cryptocurrency space was once quite chaotic; in many ways, it still is. That’s not to say a little chaos is a bad thing. Often it’s the spark that results in impressive innovations. Many of the great ideas that have flooded out into the world and changed our perceptions result from great minds combined with chaotic ideas.

254. Consumer Fintech & Crypto currencies: The Twain Shall Meet

1+1>2

255. How to Secure Your Applications

The CTO of a neo-brokerage FinTech shares tips on how to secure your app -from the front end to the backend. He also recommends tools to use in SDD lifecycle.

256. Bitcoin.com Raises $33.6 Million through Private Sale Round for its New Verse Token

Blockchain Industry Leader Bitcoin.com Completes a Private Sale Round of USD 33,600,000 for its Native Token Verse.

257. The Divide of Failed Economy and Its Citizens

Leon Faust shares his personal journey through Nigeria's economic challenges and introduces MyPursePay, a fintech solution designed to help individuals manage t

258. Why We Invested in Multis, The Self Custodian Bank for the Digital Era

Why we invested in Multis

259. Hope Is Not a Strategy in Fintech

The shift from mid-level to senior engineering thinking happens when you stop asking “will this work?”

260. 11 Ways to Use Social Media to Promote Your Fintech Company

The fintech industry is growing rapidly and one of the ways to reach your potential clients is through social media. Learn how to leverage the different socials

261. How New Startups are Helping Remove the ONE Thing that Terrifies Would-Be Crypto Investors

Last year, crypto saw everything from 7,000% gains to catastrophic failures, where anyone investing would have got a better return if they'd burned their assets

262. Financial Products That Combine The Innovation and Purpose: The Choice of Conscious Consumers

Consumers look for products that enable them to contribute to sustainability. Banks and fintech companies can address this need with innovation.

263. Slogging About Adam Neumann, Robinhood IPO Access, and What's Next in FinTech UX?

Slogging #only-at-hackernoon: we discuss Adam Neumann shoelss in NYC, Robinhood's IPO play play and what makes good UX in Fintech?

264. From Cash to Crypto: A Product Manager’s Role in Fintech’s Transformation of Digital Payments

Explore how fintech is revolutionizing digital payments, from the rise of cryptocurrencies to opportunities for product managers to shape the future of finance.

265. Cryptocurrency Exchanges, FTX Collapse, Regulation and Bank Runs: A Summary

A look at crypto exchanges, regulation and bank runs.

266. How Has Traditional Media and Social Media Helped To Boost The Popularity Of Cryptocurrency

In today’s digital world, both standard and social media channels are renowned for having a huge effect on our daily lives. From the ways we communicate and share content, to the ways we keep up to date with the world around us, social media has, and continues to have a disruptive effect on how we view the world. Cryptocurrencies have been no exception.

267. Centralized vs. Decentralized Crypto Exchanges: A Builder’s Perspective

The key differences between centralized and decentralized crypto exchanges from a founder’s perspective; covering complexity, licensing, custody and more

268. Mispricing Opportunity: Lending to Immigrant Founders

Investors and lenders should seize the $500 billion mispriced opportunity of small business lending in the US.

269. The Path to a Real Decentralized Order Book Protocol

A light approach to the creation of a fully decentralized order book concept; the version 2.0 of AMMs.

270. Dr. Demetrios Zamboglou: HackerNoon Contributor of the Year - Fintech

Dr. Demetrios Zamboglou talks Noonies, fintech, and more.

271. CBDC vs. Cryptocurrencies: Which Technology Will Dominate the Future?

Banks around the world are introducing Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Will they transform the world economic system? Let's find out.

272. 15 Wall Street Institutions Bullish On Bitcoin

If you were a CEO of a large financial institution three years ago, publicly stating support for Bitcoin would be suicidal.

273. How Fintech Companies Can Protect Data Privacy While Onboarding

Taking advantage of these insights can empower fintechs to locate and approve new customers while mitigating friction and streamlining the customer journey.

274. Tax Sketches Raises $1m in Funding to Build the Future of Legal Tech

LegalTech-project Tax Sketches has attracted a round of $ 1 million from a private angel investing in fintech and legaltech projects.

275. 5 Ways Bitcoin Trading Bots are More Reliable than Humans

Quite opposite to stock markets, the cryptocurrency markets never sleep, which can be a highly stressful scenario for traders and for investors as well. Those familiar with crypto trading will know the feeling of waking up in the morning to a joyful or an unpleasant surprise when they check their portfolio and see large losses or gains.

276. Top 5 Financial Technology (Fintech) Trends to Watch Out for in 2021

According to technological growth statistics, there are approximately 4.88 billion mobile phone users across the globe as of January 2021

277. How Open Source and AI Will Change the Future of Finance

My prediction is that open source + AI will disrupt the financial sector in the upcoming years.

278. What Does Apple’s Stock Split Mean?

A stock split is not a new thing. Hundreds if not thousands of companies have appealed to it to keep the price in the desired trading range and, theoretically, to make the stock more affordable. One of the most recent examples was Apple, announcing the division of its share price by four. It will be achieved by giving three additional shares to each investor.

279. A Guide to Building a Java Payment App Using Marqeta

Uber, Square, and DoorDash all have payment platforms built out using Marqeta.

280. How Blockchain Technology Is Being Used In Clearance & ICT Services

The financial sector has shown an increasing interest in blockchain technology. The technology has already seen adoption by traditional finance firms.

281. Why More Banks Are Adopting Blockchain: Shaping the Future of Banking

Explore how blockchain transforms banking—innovation, challenges, and collaboration shaping the future of finance.

282. Is There Actually a Problem with Hiring Fintech IT Talents?

It’s not news that Fintech is booming. On the one hand, millions of Fintech start-ups appear every year to offer innovative services, channels, and approaches. On the other hand, existing financial institutions and companies are improving the technology side of their business and expanding market reach.

283. I Founded a Successful Fintech Company at 16 - with Noonies Nominee Arian Adeli

At 16 years-old, I founded my first company, Rivo Trading, a FinTech startup which has been nominated for the Best Trading Technology in 2020 and 2021.

284. An Internet of Banks; The Future of Defi

Internet of Banks - the future of DeFi

285. Database in Fintech: How to Support 10,000 Dashboards Without Creating a Mess

As your business grows, your data management will arrive at a point when "standardization" is needed.

286. Is Cryptocurrency Still A Worthwhile Investment?

Is cryptocurrency still a worthwhile investment in an economy with high inflation, recession risk, and multiple scandals and collapses of crypto institutions?

287. Why A Fintech Dev Writes About His Work

Why a Backend Software Engineer chose to write about his work on HackerNoon and how he managed to land his job at a fintech business with millions of clients.

288. Futuristic Future of Human in the World of Financial Technologies

Finance has entered a phase of radical charge, promising much for both consumers and those leading the revolution.

289. Embedded Finance is a Liferaft in the Recession

Economists forecast a steep recession. Here's how EmFi, or embedded finance, is helping firms provide fintech solutions at a low cost to survive the downturn.

290. Here's How You Can Build a FinTech Approval System With Symfony 7.4

In this article, we will build a robust Multi-Signature Approval System for a FinTech application.

291. How to Build Blockchain Financial Services Applications

A Comprehensive Guide on how to Build a Blockchain Financial Services Application to Ensure that your Company's Idea Becomes the Next Big Thing in Fintech

292. Building a Web Vulnerability Scanner

In May this year I was part of a team that launched SecAlerts, a free security product that sends subscribers a customised weekly report of vulnerabilities and security news relevant to their software stack. The service was deliberately made a low-barrier of entry way to keep users informed and, as it nears 1,000 subscribers, the decision to 'keep it simple' appears to have merit.

293. Will Bitcoin be Legal in Mexico?

Bitcoin has increased extraordinary notoriety lately. A huge number of Mexican natives have been effectively putting resources into cryptographic money because of the high gainfulness it has offered since its beginning.

294. Data Reduction in Preparation for Lightweight Machine Learning: Applied in Foreign Exchange Trading

Introduction

295. How to Leverage Digital Transformation in Sub-Saharan Regions in 2022

With various technological advancements such as AI, Machine Learning, Digital transformation. Even the African enterprises are finding ways to leverage DT.

296. Twitter Brings NFT Profile Pictures to Reality with QuickNode as NFTs become Mainstream

Twitter introduced NFT profiles to reality with the help of QuickNode making the future of NFTs mainstream.

297. What PayPal's Decision to Support Cryptocurrencies Means For Mainstream Adoption

JPMorgan Global Markets Strategy last Friday published a research note touting Bitcoin as the alternative of gold for the millennials and predicting to potentially double or even triple the price. Ironically, only a few years ago JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon famously called Bitcoin a "fraud". Why did the major US bank make such a drastic shift in its view on Bitcoin? It was in part triggered by a major movement earlier in the week.

298. Is Fintech Overrated - Or Are We Underestimating It?

Quartz recently published an interesting think piece on whether or not the fintech revolution is overhyped, or understated. I was overjoyed - at last someone was brave enough to question the genuine ‘greatness’ of the fintech revolution, and whether it really is worth all the buzz, investment and coverage in the media.

299. Why are International Money Transfer Apps so Popular?

Online payment platforms transform your smartphone into a pocket bank, allowing you to pay bills remotely and send money.

300. Best Practices of Cloud Networks Usage in Fintech

Making good use of a could network first requires firms to consider if they would be meeting their regulatory obligations before ensuring network resilience.

301. Singapore, Named as a Top Technology Hub in 2021, Is Now an Environmental Crypto Pioneer

Fintech hub Singapore is set for another pioneering role, which naturally has connections to the world of technology, and that’s environmental crypto.

302. Navigating Crypto Mass Adoption Hurdle: Exclusive Interview With Fintopio CEO Steve Milton

Steve Milton, CEO of Fintopio, a Telegram-based crypto payment platform, offers valuable insights into the dynamics of the cryptocurrency payment industry.

303. DeFi has a lot of room to Disintermediate TradFi

Morphware is a decentralized approach to deep learning. The main problem that Morphware aims to address is the computational complexity required to train.

304. Fintech: How COVID Affected Payments and the Underbanked

The COVID-19 pandemic was a disruptor in the purest startup sense. The immediate shift to remote work, school, and socially distanced ways of life accelerated innovation by an estimated five years.

305. The Tragic Covid-19 Pandemic Could Be an Opportunity For Fintechs Who Learned The Lesson of 2008

Photo by Katrine Bengtsson on Unsplash

Fintech startups looking to transform current investing trends or disrupt traditional banking are facing their first major test as Covid-19 pandemic bites into the very fabric of our society. As interest rates fall and fearful consumers seek safety in tradition, brand new industries like digital banking and online investing that never experienced a major market slump now must prove their business models can withstand a crisis.

306. Benzinga Kick Off Flagship Conferences Recognizing and Fueling Innovation In Finance

‘Where Deals Get Done’: Benzinga Kick Off Flagship Conferences Recognizing and Fueling Innovation In Finance.

307. Preventing LLM Hallucinations in High-Stakes Banking Operations

RAG improves LLM context. It doesn't guarantee correct reasoning over that context. For CCAR and BCBS 239 environments, that gap needs an architectural answer.

308. Global Regulators Say Tokenization’s Potential Is Real, but So Are Its Obstacles

IOSCO’s global study (November 2025) shows tokenization’s rise in bonds and RWAs, but warns that fragmented systems and unclear laws threaten its momentum.

309. The Influence of Crypto Companies on the Fintech Industry Increases

The rising prevalence of cryptocurrencies and people buying into it has increased the influence of the industry on the finance sector which will grow with time.

310. The Intersection of Blockchain Technology and Fintech

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311. An Introduction to PCI Compliance

There are plenty of reasons for enterprises that work with cardholder data to care about payment card industry (PCI) compliance.

312. The Future of Finance in the Era Of Shadow Banking and Decentralized Exchanges

In an era where shadow banks and decentralized payments have become the new cool, this article looks at what could be the future of traditional finance.

313. Black Market SSP Earns a 60 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building Real-Time Currency Tracking

Black Market SSP tracks real-time parallel market currency rates in South Sudan and earned a 60 Proof of Usefulness score for practical, everyday impact.

314. Do All Banks Have to Become Fintechs to Better Manage SME Customers?

Will banks successfully marry digital technologies with their SME customer management approaches in this new age of ‘creative destruction’? If yes, how?

315. How FinTechs and Neobanks are Pushing Traditional Banks Out of the Market

FinTechs and neobanks are prone to adopting the most innovative technologies, such as cloud computing and blockchain technology

316. Bitcoin Sucks! Let's Make It Attractive

Bitcoin is great! HODL HODL HODL. But, it also sucks. Let's make Bitcoin great again, lets give reason to believe in Bitcoin and the Bitcoin community.

317. Asterizm: Redefining Blockchain Interoperability for Enterprises

Asterizm: Enterprise-grade blockchain interoperability solution bridging private and public chains, ensuring data privacy and seamless cross-chain operations

318. The Impact of Technology on Poverty

In 2015, the United Nations passed a resolution titled Transforming our world: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

319. The Unseen Threats: How FinTechs Can Safeguard Their Future with Robust Cybersecurity

FinTechs must prioritize robust cybersecurity to safeguard financial data, prevent fraud, and ensure safe mobile payments and crypto wallet security.

320. Saving for the Future - Deception in the Financial Status Quo

Deception in the age of fintech and investment savings.

321. Your Credit Card Has Become a Data-Mining Machine

Discover how card payments work: types of cards, key players, open vs. closed loop networks, and the role of AI/ML and Big Data.

322. The Future of DeFi: Perpetual Constant Maturity Options (PCMOs)

The DeFi ecosystem is growing fast and needs more efficient solutions. Perpetual Constant Maturity Options is a step forward towards the Future of DeFi.

323. 103 Stories To Learn About Banking

Learn everything you need to know about Banking via these 103 free HackerNoon stories.

324. Promising Tech trends: 2020 Edition

Technology is a necessity and it's hard to imagine doing anything without these innovations these days. The tech-crazy only gets bigger every year so it is expected to cover a bigger variety of industries and locations the following year. 2020 promises a new start now only because it’s a new decade. It will be an important year for tech lovers since a lot of innovations and advanced technologies we’ve been hearing about will finally be accessible for the public. We’ve combined a list of top 5 tech trends that you should look out for in the following year.

325. Here’s Why It Is Easier For Startups To Set Up Shop in Singapore and Hong Kong

Hong Kong and Singapore have emerged as the epicenters for startups and tech in Asia and worldwide. Both locations have attractive tax regimes for foreign companies and have invested heavily in government-backed startup programs, fostering positive growth and support in the region. Southeast Asia’s internet economy has more than tripled its size over the last four years, soaring to a US$100 billion for the first time in 2019 with expectations to reach US$300 billion by 2025.

326. Can AI Investing Solutions Outperform the Stock Markets? Ours Did.

Around the world stock markets have been recording historic losses, with Market Economists now warning that the hit to the global economy is likely to be worse than the financial crisis of 2008 or the Great Depression.

327. WaaS for Finance: How Banks and Retailers Can Leverage Wallet-as-a-Service?

WaaS, or Wallet-as-a-Service, is an innovative FinTech delivery model that allows financial companies to jumpstart their eWallet businesses from scratch.

328. Simplify and Secure Your Cryptocurrency Transactions with Tangem Cards [New Launch]

Cryptocurrencies and blockchain have suffered turbulent times and the landscape continues to evolve. Remember when crypto surged 2000% in 2017 and FOMO reigned — even your Aunt was calling you up asking how she’d gotten her hands on some of that gold dust.

329. Why Stock Market Turmoil Won’t Put the Breaks on Fintech’s International Surge

With global markets reeling from heavy losses at the beginning of August, newfound investor appetite for sustainable growth could see renewed interest.

330. Small Business, Big Change: FinTech’s Impact on SME Finance

Exploring how FinTech transforms SME finance with innovative solutions, challenging traditional banking's limitations in a growing digital economy.

331. How Open Banking Can Revolutionize Dated Banking Systems in the US

Open banking is on everyone's minds now – and for a good reason. In Latin America, open banking is gluing society together to achieve greater social inclusion. In Africa, fintech companies are engineering a new hub for economic activity, and the latest EU regulations on open banking are provoking an inevitable face-off between challenger banks and traditional financial institutions.

332. The State Machine That Saved a National Payment System (and What I Learned Building It)

How we serialized a Spring State Machine to Postgres and restored it on a standby replica to keep a national Instant Payment System running through node failure

333. Why You Need No-Code Solution to Launch Your Lending Startup

Fintech startups must be faster to stay competitive, and no-code solutions can be one of the ways to compete in this race.

334. Fintech 2021: How Fintech Companies Use Big Data Effectively?

According to a study, 90% of the whole world’s data was created in the last two years. This sounds quite cool but what does the world do with all that data? How does one analyze it?

335. International Tech Sanctions: A Summary for Startup Founders

In this article I'll give you a quick overview of the concept of international sanctions, how they work and how it may impact a FinTech company, especially from the standpoint of technical implementation and tools.

336. How IoT Context Awareness & The Catapult Blockchain Solve the menace of ATM Skimming

About a week ago, I stopped by my local bank’s ATM machine. As I lined up behind a couple of other customers, I felt an air of tension and unease. The woman at the ATM machine was glancing cautiously at people behind her through the mirrors placed on the machine. Although I understood her caution, I wondered if she knew that a more threatening thief might not be directly behind her. Rather, the thief could be sitting comfortably at home reading the sensitive data off of her ATM card through a magnetic strip skimmer while obtaining her PIN number with a tiny, thermal camera placed on the ATM machine.

337. Staying One Step Ahead: How Fintechs and Financial Institutions Can Outsmart Fraudsters

As financial fraud evolves, institutions must leverage advanced technologies and cultivate a security-focused culture to stay ahead.

338. Which Founders Do Investors Trust? Insights From a Business Angel Who Invested in 52 Startups

I have 9 years of experience as a venture investor, and I can confirm that one of the most important things in a startup’s early stages is the team.

339. Will The New Wave of Data Laws Affect Fintech?

Fintech, otherwise known as the financial technology market, is on a very strong growth trajectory, having already disrupted the banking world in a powerful way. From mobile payments, to artificial intelligence, insurance and investment services, Fintech has gradually transformed the way we bank since the day the US Federal Reserve introduced the Fedwire Funds Service back in 1918, which used morse code and telegraph to transfer funds electronically.

340. Cryptocurrencies for Payment: The Twain Series

As the second article of “The Twain Series” (deep dive of consumer fintech & crypto), this article aims to have a closer look at the to-consumer payment vertical

341. Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Finance and Cryptocurrencies

While traditional finance, which includes banking, investment, and insurance, has been around for at least a century, the digital currency market is relatively younger. Bitcoin, the first ever cryptocurrency, was released in January 2009 and did not gain much traction outside enthusiast communities until a couple years later. Over the past few years, however, applications of the technology have proliferated, with major technology companies such as IBM and Microsoft exploring its use cases to augment or replace existing financial processes.

342. Runtime Verification Launches Universal ZK Rollup On MultiversX

Revealed in premiere during the third day of the xDay conference organized by MultiversX, PI Squared is going to reduce verifying computational claims...

343. Fintech: The Main Attractions of This Bustling Industry

Financial technology, or Fintech for short is a relatively avoided topic among tech enthusiasts, developers, programmers and etc. The reason is very simple actually. Developers don’t necessarily refer to their software as Fintech even though it’s quite literally associated with the financial industry.

344. Could Fintech Investments Offer Added Value Following Wall Street’s Recent Struggles?

While the industry has experienced some challenges in raising capital, investor sentiment is expected to improve as Wall Street anticipates further growth.

345. 43 Stories To Learn About Financial Services

Learn everything you need to know about Financial Services via these 43 free HackerNoon stories.

346. A Glimpse into Britain’s Booming Tech Sector

Explore the UK's tech surge, from its billion-dollar economy to digital banking trends. Dive into innovations reshaping finance and tech's global impact

347. Are APIs the Real Banking Revolution?

Application programming interfaces (APIs) have been around for 20 years,
but, as Ron Shevlin points out, just one in five community banks in the USA had deployed APIs before 2020, and they aren’t even on the radar of at least 20% of the banks.

348. 3 Common Misconceptions Fintech Founders Have About Engineering Teams

Think building fintech is like construction? Think again. Here are the three engineering myths that cost founders time, money, and product quality.

349. RChain concurrency model compared to Ethereum, Cardano and EOS sequential model

Let's compare the processing of smart contracts to RChain’s powerful concurrent computation model and understand how RChain achieves scalability.

350. The Ultimate Guide to Building Efficient and Secure Fintech Apps

This is a guide on how to create fintech applications that are efficient and secure; and what exactly you need to consider during the development process.

351. Capital as a Commodity: How Technology is Reshaping Global Finance

How this startup is reshaping global finance by making capital a commodity.

352. What NOT TO DO As A Cryptocurrency Trading N00B

With the advent of global equity and digital currency markets, trading has become more accessible to ordinary individuals than ever before. While there is no denying that effective trading can be immensely rewarding and profitable, most asset classes are known to be unforgiving to even the tiniest of mistakes. The good news, however, is that most of these mistakes can be easily avoided with some prior knowledge and determination.

353. Does Crypto Threaten Traditional Banking?

The issues of concern are clear. Crypto is safer, cheaper, faster however volatile, but traditional banks handle a less volatile currency and offer support, but

354. Cost of Developing a FinTech Mobile Application

Check this in-depth guide to know the FinTech Mobile Application Development Cost, Industry Stats, Types of Apps, Top FinTech Apps, Tech Stack, and more!

355. How VASPs can Comply with FATF Regulations Without Missing A Beat

Crypto exchanges, custodial wallets, and virtual asset service providers (VASPs) are required to follow stringent compliance rules and regulations, or face severe penalties.

356. We're Making Lending and Borrowing of Any ERC20 Asset Easier

Decentralised protocol Umbria Network launches into the DeFi universe

357. Taking the Leap: From Corporate Employee to Startup FinTech Founder

My journey from BlackRock employee to Fintech employer at age 27 building a platform to facilitate partial buyout deals between online biz founders & investors

358. Fintech Trends to Expect in the 2020s

Although it may seem that the paradigm shift has just begun, the reality is that the financial services sector has already undergone significant changes. Merely think of mobile banking apps, contactless payments, online money transfers, crypto platforms, robo-advisors, and crowdfunding marketplaces. And fintech innovation has definitely had a hand in this evolution.

359. HodlBot Launches on Product Hunt

We just launched HodlBot on Product Hunt. We’re currently sitting at the #2 product of the day 🎉🎉🎉!!!!

360. How to Correctly Plan and Implement A GRC Strategy in Your Digital Business

In this article, we will talk about key components and best practices for implementing a successful and suitable GRC strategy for a digital business.

361. RiseUp, NBA of Fintech, Measuring Goals, and Productivity Tips

An Interview with a Fintech founder on scaling a product, measuring goals and practical productivity tips.

362. Crypto Derivatives: A Precursor

Derivatives are changing. And the future of Futures is unfolding at a rapid pace.

363. Lending Technology Forecasts — What to Expect in 2022 and Beyond

An article about the most promising trends and forecasts in lending technology one should be on the lookout for in 2022.

364. 'The North Star of Our Success Is the Impact We Have on American Borrowers': Tomas Campos

We're the embedded finance solution for consumer debt that any application can integrate with. Embed payments, refinance, debt management, automation, and more.

365. How we Failed Again, but You Won. A Startup Story Pivoting to a Free FinTech Wikipedia

This is a first-hand story from the founder of a fintech consultancy startup that pivoted from direct sales to open and free fintech wikipedia

366. Why I Think the S&P 500 Crashed Bitcoin in 2019

In this post we are going to see how:

367. The Real Take on Real Estate Crowdfunding Challenges in 2020

Could crowdfunding be the new frontier for real estate investing? Crowdfunding is an emerging industry alternative to property investment trusts for modern investors looking to gain exposure to real estate.

368. Hong Kong and the Crypto Boom: Economic Woes, Money Flows and Sanctions

Now second only to South Korea as the biggest crypto market in Asia, Hong Kong's future might be one of decentralised ledgers, Bitcoin and Crypto-Currencies.

369. Product Designer's Playbook: 3 Ways to Create a Successful Design Team

My experience creating a successful design team at a early stage startup by Aysha Samrin

370. Why 'Usage-Based' Billing in Payments Is Fake

Stripe just acquired Metronome, a billing infrastructure company. The official reason is to “enhance usage-based pricing for AI’ But there’s a bigger story here

371. We Need to Connect Blockchains to Legacy Systems for Mass Adoption — Unhashed #8

Parsiq brings greater interoperability to the blockchain

372. 84 Stories To Learn About Finance And Banking

Learn everything you need to know about Finance And Banking via these 84 free HackerNoon stories.

373. Running a Crypto Fund Is Not Just Trading Tokens: The Infrastructure Most Managers Underestimate

Trading is only one layer of a crypto fund.

374. AI for Developers: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why On-Prem Still Matters

In 2025, AI saves 2.5 hrs on prototypes but still costs seniors 19% overhead. Real fintech lessons on what works, what fails, and why on-prem matters.

375. Is the UK Still a FinTech Hub Amidst Market Volatility?

Is the UK Still a FinTech Hub Amidst Market Volatility? Discover the shifting dynamics of UK FinTech, from investment peaks to rising cybersecurity threats.

376. Evergrande's Collapse Calls for the Financial Shift?

The recent court order to wind up Evergrande, the world's most indebted developer, has brought a chain of reactions from far beyond the real estate sector.

377. Architecture for Compliance Scaling Microservices with DDD for High Volume Global Enterprise Systems

A technical case study on leveraging Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Microservices to architect scalable tax compliance engines for high-volume global enterprise

378. Lessons Learned Developing a Mobile Banking Application

"Discover the journey of developing a secure and user-friendly mobile banking app, empowering financial management and enhancing accessibility. Read more!"

379. How Devops Fits In the Fintech World

In this article, we’ll explore how DevOps fits into a FinTech world. We’ll look at the approach you should take in developing your unique DevOps culture.

380. Key Takeaways For The Payment Industry Following The Pandemic

Before the pandemic, many businesses did not even think about shifting to e-commerce, but then went online and completely automated their processes in a matter of weeks. I asked Mike Shafro, xpate CEO, what role paytech partners play during the transition, which payment solutions are here to stay and how the shift to e-commerce affects the safety of funds.

381. Integrating STACS with Project Ubin V - A Client-First Approach to Technical Design

Event-Driven Architecture with Real-time UI

382. Should Financial Institutions and Retail Investors Manage their own Cryptocurrency?

Apart from revolutionizing the payment industry, cryptocurrency is destined to make investing available to everyone. In 2017, it was the biggest investment opportunity for retail investors. In 2019, not only is the number of retail investors increasing rapidly, but hedge funds, banks, and large financial institutions are also joining the market.

383. Dmytro Rukin, CEO of LaFinteca: From Vision to Velocity - Turning Strategy into Execution

Meet Dmytro Rukin, CEO of LaFinteca.

384. How Fintech Companies Can Increase Financial Inclusion in Emerging Markets

How fintech can help developing countries with their financial systems today and in the future.

385. (Spring) Booting Java to Accept Digital Payments with USDC

After focusing my career on Fintech, I decided it was time to understand how to introduce web3 into an existing Java-based RESTful API.

386. Why Bank Collapses are Good News

Bank collapses are bad for cash and good for crypto. Where are you invested?

387. 5 Fintech Firms that Have Disrupted the Payments Industry in 2020

Innovations in fintech are usually given much attention because of the massive impact they have on everyone. The advent of smart payment solutions and digital financial products have helped both big businesses and average consumers in streamlining financial transactions. These days, machine-learning models, AI, and other similar technologies are paving the way for even more innovation and convenience in the financial services domain.

388. In-car Payment Systems Unlock New Opportunities for M2M Economy

The full potential of in-car payment systems will be revealed in the machine-to-machine economy and a cooperative mobility ecosystem

389. Crypto Is No Longer About Coins, It’s About Financial Infrastructure

Crypto is evolving beyond digital coins into financial infrastructure powering global payments, stablecoins, and next-generation fintech systems.

390. An Introduction to Shopify and Embedded Fintech Stacks

A lot has been written about Shopify’s potential as an Amazon alternate. Ben Thompson’s post on Shopify as a platform does a great job of justifying the growing value of Shopify in the commerce ecosystem. It is Shopify and not Walmart/Best Buy that is Amazon’s closest alternative and by far the easiest way for a seller to start selling online - more than 1,000,000 stores are already selling through Shopify.

391. Recurring Payments: The Trend of the Future

Discover the future of recurring payments, a $15.4 trillion market, and how open banking is revolutionizing this popular payment method

392. On the Future of NFT, Play 2 Earn: Meet the Writer Sergey Baloyan

Sergey Baloyan, a Hacker Noon contributor and a fintech expert on the future of play to earn, podcasting, and what to expect from the gaming-crypto mix.

393. TRASTRA's Founder & CEO Roman Potemkin on disrupting the Paypals of the world with crypto

Trastra was nominated as one of the best startups in London in HackerNoon’s Startups of the Year. Learn more about the journey of its Founder CEO in this story.

394. What's New in the Evolution of Real-Time Cross Border Digital Payments?

The rise of a global infrastructure facilitating cross-border settlements creates a real-time, highly-secure alternative to traditional payments.

395. Tech Jobs Are Among The Best Paying Jobs In 2021

Tech jobs have gained an increasingly important status in the modern world. See what type of jobs are among the best paying ones.

396. An Open Letter to President Trump on Crypto

Money has evolved alongside societies for over 40,000 years — satisfying basic human needs for a means of exchange, a method of payment, a standard of value, a store of wealth, and a unit of account. This evolution occurred both along traditional trade routes like the Maritime Silk Road, but also more recently along digital trade routes — like the Internet and blockchain.

397. How Blockchain Technology Is Revolutionizing Fintech in 2022

Blockchain is a robust and secure technology that every business wants to embrace in 2022. Let’s dive a little deeper into the concept of blockchain technology.

398. Cybersecurity in FinTech Applications: Protecting Financial Data and Preventing Fraud

As digital finance grows exponentially, cybersecurity in fintech applications has never been more critical.

399. Amplifying Fintech And Artificial Intelligence:

FinTech is the largest and fastest-growing industry around the globe, fighting against fraudsters by associating itself with artificial intelligence.

400. How IT Shapes The New Customer Experience

Why is customer experience in banks so important, and what components can be used to improve it?

401. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Victor Semin, Product Owner

Victor is a Product Owner at one of the largest UK FinTech unicorns. He writes about how to achieve 0 to 1 growth, and being a product owner.

402. Welcome to California, Where Your Face Is Your Credit Card

Whether you are craving a burger or Chinese food tonight, there is no need to reach for your wallet or phone to buy it. Food vendors in California are embracing facial recognition — technology that lets you pay with a smile.

403. When Value Moves Like Information: Why Developers Are Building Bitcoin Into Everyday Apps

Developers everywhere are bringing bitcoin to the open-source apps we use every day. Time2Build is how value starts to move like information online.

404. Banks Need to Think like Fintech Companies to Capitalise on the Digital Banking Revolution

Digital banking is the way of the future, and the Asia-Pacific financial services industry needs to be prepared for the enormous changes that are on the horizon.

405. How to Fortify Fintech Against APP Fraud Using Open Banking

Explore open banking's role in combating APP fraud in fintech through secure data sharing, real-time monitoring, and strong authentication.

406. The Next Layer-1 Wars Won't Be Won in the Codebase - They'll Be Won in the Governance Layer

How crypto and traditional finance are converging: why 24/7 markets, futures, and unified access are reshaping how traders manage risk and opportunity.

407. The Ghost in the Checkout: How are Buy Now, Pay Later Companies doing in 2026?

Buy Now, Pay Later will become a real-time probability engine deciding whether you're a fraud bot, or somebody worth extending credit to.

408. The Floating Point Error

A QA analyst traces a $0.0037 rounding error to a founder's old commit. A tech-noir story about floating point math, corporate greed, and the ethics of code.

409. Invest With Purpose: Interview with Arian Adeli, CEO at Rivo Trading

Uppermost on my mind is launching an investment platform that I believe will revolutionize how people invest their capital.

410. Are Crypto Payments Going Mainstream With AMC News?

A sign of the growing mainstream acceptance of cryptocurrency came recently with the announcement that US-based cinema chain AMC will soon be accepting crypto.

411. The Tips and Tricks for Building UX in Fintech

When it comes to user convenience, understanding consumer habits is as important as the market your app operates in. The ability to combine simple gestures with user-friendly interface results in a solution that appears simple and comprehensive. Mirroring of the physical actions into digital ones is one of the ways to do it.

412. Indonesia, Turkiye, Nigeria and Other Emerging Crypto Markets in 2024

In this article, I have gathered a few countries in Asia and Africa where regulations have improved this year: Turkiye, Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan, etc.

413. Taking the Leap: From Developer to FinTech Startup CEO [Interview]

Ioana started her career as a software developer, but decided to leave Shopify to found Konvi - the investment platform for alternative assets.

414. From Logs to Insights: How Product Teams Use OpenSearch Every Single Day

As a Technical Product Manager, I’ve learned that log literacy is one of the most useful things a PM can learn.

415. From Code to Capital: A Fintech Expert’s Journey into the Future

In this interview, Oleg Kubrak shares his journey, a story of relentless curiosity and precision.

416. 76 Stories To Learn About Fintech Trends

Learn everything you need to know about Fintech Trends via these 76 free HackerNoon stories.

417. Then Vs Now: How Banking Has Changed Over Time?

If someone told us that the beginning of 2020 would change our lives completely and that we’d have to wear masks wherever we go, refrain from hugging people in public, and maintain social distancing even at a bank, I would probably not believe it. I mean, after all, the concept of wearing a mask was strictly forbidden back in the 1920s because it was a sign of robbery. But it all now seems very normal.

418. From Zero To $210K MRR in Five Months: Here's How

Building a SaaS startup

419. Pulled By The Future, Not Pushed By The Past

FinTech is revolutionizing financial services for the Millennial generation

420. The Rise and Fall of Celsius

Celsius is one of the largest centralized gateways to crypto. As of today, it appears insolvent, and it's taking the whole crypto market with it.

421. Why are Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Finding Increased Acceptance by the People?

Similar to the Internet in its early days, the cryptocurrency and the blockchain industries have experienced massive shifts in acceptance and maturity within a short span of time. While the initial half of the last decade witnessed the first-ever large scale security breach at crypto exchange Mt. Gox, and the fall of darknet marketplace, Silk Road, it also laid the groundwork for wider adoption and general awareness of the technology.

422. The Upsurge Of FinTech And FinTech Trends To Watch Out For In 2021

The 6 technology trends we've discussed in this article cumulatively pave the way for greater efficiency and security for the FinTech world.

423. Who put the Crypto in the Cookie Jar?

In the early days of cryptocurrency, storing your digital assets in a wallet file on your computer was a novelty and was part of the attraction of this burgeoning economic system. With some basic technical knowledge, you could mine or mint, store, and transact your digital currencies from your desktop, and eventually your mobile device.

424. How Banks Can Strategically Counter the FinTech Disruption in 2023 and Beyond

Let's explore how banks and credit unions can strategically counter the FinTech disruption in 2023 and beyond. Read on.

425. Not Content With Bringing Credit-Scoring to DeFi, We're Now Uniting Payments with Creditworthiness

We here at LedgerScore set out to fix that problem by building a credit scoring infrastructure designed for decentralized finance.

426. How Virtual Cards and AI are Redefining Financial Control

Virtual cards and AI are transforming business finance by boosting control, cutting fraud, and enabling proactive, real-time expense management for CFOs.

427. China's Repeated Takedowns of Its Own Tech Elites Paints A Worrying Forecast For All of FinTech

Fintech development in China has consistently experienced tremendous scale in the last two decades, but recent legislative measures aim to curb this growth.

428. I Built a Digital Banking Platform While Watching TV. Here's What That Actually Means.

I built a digital banking platform in a week while watching TV. Here's what that reveals about AI, SaaS moats, and where the real work actually lives.

429. New Kid on the Block: How Paytech Innovations Are Revolutionizing the Way We Get Paid

Paytech has become an interesting space for startups because it allows for the disruption of entrenched finance models.

430. Unlocking New Opportunities: How Digital Wallets Help Banks Advance Financial Inclusion

Digital wallets help banks address the needs of the underserved that leads to winning brand new audiences and boosting financial inclusion in emerging markets.

431. The 5 Best Investment Apps For Beginners In 2021

Investment apps are taking over the finance space: find out more about the best microinvesting mobile applications for beginners in 2021 and beyond.

432. Meet Hubstaff: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Hubstaff: a platform empowering remote teams with precise time tracking, productivity monitoring, and automated payroll.

433. Fintech Should Focus On Long-Term Vision, Not Short-Term COVID Buzz

The COVID19 crisis has been playing out globally for over half a year, or almost a year counting its early phase in China. It’s been hurting a lot of sectors, but one particular sector stood to benefit — Fintech.

434. Community Governed Loans and Mobile Money in Nigeria with Adebola Adeniran on The HackerNoon Podcast

In this episode of the HackerNoon Podcast, Amy Tom sits down with Adebola Adeniran to talk about Money; specifically, mobile money in Nigeria

435. The Power of Campaign Management in Driving Business Objectives and Checkout Success

The case illustrates how aligning the interests of game developers and payment providers can boost payment conversion rates, expand method coverage

436. The Most Profitable Way to Send Fiat Money Through Crypto or How I am Making a Crypto-fiat Bridge

I wrote a bot in Telegram that parses P2P sections of most popular crypto exchanges and finds the most profitable places to buy and sell.

437. "Fintech is Truly Changing the World" Interview with John Hegrenes, Founder of Bueno

Bueno makes it easy for people to manage their property abroad by combining financial services with innovative solutions.

438. How Fintech Is Driving Financial Inclusion Among Small Enterprises

Fintech lending and fintech banks are booming. Consumers, merchants, and entrepreneurs are leveraging digitally-enabled financial services as an alternative.

439. Could India's Remittance Sector Pave The Way For Crypto Adoption?

The historic judgement by the Supreme Court of India in March this year overturned the banking ban imposed by the Indian Central Bank RBI. The decision brought a lease of new life into the Indian crypto ecosystem where many were living in uncertainty for almost two years. The Supreme Court hearing not only helped the very few existing crypto startups and exchanges but also paved the path for many other entrepreneurs who were looking to start a crypto business outside India.

440. QuickBooks Desktop Error C=387 and How to Solve It

The C=387 error occurs because there is an unknown mismatch between amounts in different accounts on different ledger and sub-ledger levels.

441. Startup Interview with a Serial Fintech Entrepreneur Shan Han, CEO of Zetl

We’re called Zetl because we help our customers ‘settle’ their bills!

442. The Internet of Value: How Stablecoins are Modernizing the Global Economy

Stablecoins are a digital equivalent of a neutral, low-risk holding spot designed to maintain consistent value. They empower AI agents while uplifting economies

443. Building a Rural Finance Ecosystem for the Philippines, Part 1: The Asset Stack

A new model for rural Philippine finance proposes indexing and tokenizing stored rice to create climate-resilient collateral for farmers and local banks.

444. The Future of Financial Analysis: Why Machine Learning and AI are the Next Big Things in Fintech

Discover how MI and AI are revolutionizing financial analysis in fintech. From fraud detection to personalized recommendations, the future looks bright!

445. Should Traditional Finance Companies Adopt Crypto?

The payments industry is evolving at a fast rate.

446. Beyond 2025: How Technology Will Supercharge Finance In The Coming Year

Fintech is bridging banks and unbanked consumers, revolutionizing transactions and business by 2025 with digital innovations and data-driven opportunities.

447. Elrond Network has Acquired Twispay, a Romanian Tech Firm and with it the Approval to issue E-Money

Elrond Network acquires Twispay and the approval to issue electronic money.

448. 4 Essential B2B Marketing Strategies in 2021

Know how your B2B business can do most of its marketing online

449. How AI Will Push Fintech and Banking to New Heights in 2021

The greater relationship between AI and fintech can help the financial industry combat fraud more efficiently.

450. How Does the 1033 Open Banking Rule Impact FinTech Startups in the US?

CFPB’s 1033 final rule formalizes Open Banking in the US regulatory system, empowering consumers to share financial data with third parties.

451. My Deep Learning Experiments for Fintech Risk Detection

Explore the application of deep learning techniques in fintech risk evaluation.

452. Building a Cash Lite Society - Interview with Startups of the Year Nominee, Wallet Factory

Vote for Wallet Factory, a FinTech provider of digital wallets and loyalty rewards for banks and NBFIs. See how businesses can win untapped audiences with ease.

453. How IoT in Fintech is a Game Changer for Financial Markets

The financial sector is going through massive change. At the heart of this shift lies IoT in Fintech.

454. Fintech in Japan: How App Payments Are Changing Cash Culture

Many visitors to Japan are always surprised by one thing. Despite its East Asian neighbours moving rapidly towards a cashless future, Japan is a cash society. Tokyo’s neon lights and sleek and high-tech public transport system often give the impression that Japan is a place where the future happens. Hop off the train at the newly opened Takanawa Gateway Station and you’ll find a station that has its cleaning and security handled by robots.

455. 8 FinTech Software Development Startups to Watch Out for in 2022

How does FinTech software development affect business success? ✅ Are FinTech development services relevant in 2022?

456. On Bringing the Change to Financial Education, with Ivan Muck, CEO at ff.next

An interview with the Co-Founder and CEO of the Hungarian mobile banking firm, Ivan Muck about how he and his startup got started and some lessons learned.

457. NeoPass Unveils a Compliant Solution For Accessing Digital Assets Across The CIS Region

NeoPass plans to continue expanding its network of integrations with international crypto platforms

458. The AI Agent Blind Spot: A New Frontier for Security Analytics

This article breaks down the 'AI Behavioural Assurance' gap and proposes a new security framework for monitoring agent behavior.

459. The 6 Things I Learned Building a Successful Global Startup

Alan Lin, COO of Outfund, shares learnings from scaling Outfund's fintech lending business globally.

460. An Intro to Payment for Order Flow vs. Best Execution

Payment for Order Flow and Best Execution are two distinct concepts in the world of finance. Understanding their differences is vital for investors.

461. The HackerNoon Newsletter: The Clever Programmer (11/10/2024)

11/10/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

462. Consumer Risks in Fintech and Their Regulatory Approaches

This article takes you through the risks in fintech and how they can be identified and avoided based on the example of three popular fintech concepts.

463. The Role of Embedded Finance in Creating a Frictionless Experience

Customers are still big on frictionless experiences and because humans are insatiable in their quest to improve life’s meaningfulness, the job is never done.

464. Why Governments Should Embrace Technology

The world has experienced a giant digital transformation and almost no aspect of life has been untouched by this technological change. Not only do we use all kinds of tech in our daily lives, but technological tools and devices have found a central position in professional spaces as well. In fact, one might argue that the business and administrative industry has endured the greatest degree of change due to this digital transformation.

465. Cracking the Code on Credit Card Declines and Hidden Revenue Loss

Credit card declines are more than payment failures — they’re silent revenue killers. Discover why it’s time for businesses to rethink?

466. Financial Services for Gamers: A Rising Paradigm?

Virtual economies have become increasingly intertwined with the physical world. How could this change how we approach our in-game finances?

467. How to Prevent Fraudulent Credit Card Use

A stolen credit card is unlikely to cost you huge monetary loss and will be a major hassle, which is why it’s critical to take precautions in the first place.

468. How to Make Crypto Simple and Trustworthy: CryptoEQ Cofounder Interview

Houston, Texas “Would you ever invest in something you don’t understand?” Spencer Randall asked me. It is a compelling question, one of the challenges preventing mass cryptocurrency adoption. “People don’t understand Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. That’s why we’re here to share our insights, analysis, and make more people aware of this asset class.”

469. #Mythbusting the Top 4 Misconceptions about Fintech

The world of finance is a very diverse and constantly changing environment that combines tradition and innovation. On the one hand, we have conventional financial mediums like fiat money, precious metals, and stocks that have been well tested during recent centuries (some of them even longer).

470. Making Technology Work for Everyone: Igor Kuzevanov about Innovations in Blockchain

Igor Kuzevanov discusses simplifying DeFi, scaling SettleTON to 160K+ users, and the future of blockchain in this exclusive interview.

471. Hack the Favela: Brazilian Fintech Startup Offers Coding Courses in Favelas

Alt.bank, a fintech founded by British entrepreneur Brad Liebman and headquartered in São Paulo, is working on a solution to the labor shortage.

472. Minimizing Risks With Blockchain Startups

Financial technology (FinTech) is an evolutionary outgrowth of digital technology. Although it existed before, only since smartphones has it gathered steam and become omnipresent. FinTech is based around gathering and leveraging financial information and then automating it for the best user-end experience.

473. Little Known Truths About AI In Online Lending And Why They Matter

Technology is now one of the essential elements for the growth and development of many businesses. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an example of such tech becoming popular with businesses, like online lending.

474. The Essential Guide on Selecting and Integrating a KYC Provider

The digital identity solution market revenue volume was $22.9 billion, while according to experts, it will grow to $70.7 billion by 2027.

475. How Is IoT Shaping FinTech in 2023?

Connected technologies continue to revolutionize modern industries, and the banking and financial industry is no exception. With the advent of digital solutions and artificial intelligence (AI), we’re seeing a major transformation in financial services.

476. Startup Interview with Antonio Peláez, Dapp CEO & Cofounder

Dapp was nominated as one of the best startups in Queretaro in Startups of the Year hosted by HackerNoon.

477. Bitcoin’s Price is Immaterial: Focus on Opportunities NOT Price

Bitcoin's price has nothing to do with its value or the opportunity it presents

478. Contactless Technology Spikes in Demand Amid Coronavirus

Coronavirus outbreak has trembled the world with global cases reaching 182,742 with death toll crossing 7,174. This outbreak has affected the world catastrophically. Scientists have galvanized in order to find a vaccine against this virus, and a lot of funding is being raised in this regard. This has proven to be a life-threatening virus, and with more deaths with every passing day, it's safe to say chaos is being created all across the globe.

479. 'Straight to the Field' in Brazil by LaFinteca × Betby × Adwa

LaFinteca, Betby, and Adwa have come together to launch “Straight to the Field”: the all-in-one solution for sports betting in Brazil.

480. Billing & Pricing Strategies to Unlock Revenue Growth in the AI Era

Discover the versatile pricing and billing techniques that adapt to changing market conditions, customer demands, and competitor actions to improve revenue.

481. GameSwift Introduces GS Pay To Bridge The Gap Between Web2 and Web3 Payments

GameSwift introduces GS Pay, a revolutionary payment system, turning in-game treasures into real money for gamers' everyday expenses.

482. "The Biggest Challenge in Crypto is the Volume of Information Published Daily"

In this Meet the Writer interview, Demetrios Zamboglou talks about his extensive career in fintech and the challenges of writing about crypto.

483. Will 2020 Prove to be the End of Monzo?

For a long time, it was considered the brightest unicorn of the UK fintech startup scene. Before the pandemic, sporting a pink Monzo card, as London city slickers and fintech aficionados alike did, was a form of social status signalling.

484. Mobile Money: The Key to Financial Inclusion in Emerging Markets

Mobile Money. Agency Banking. This article gives you an introductory guide to the Mobile Money Scene in Emerging Markets.

485. Dmytro Rukin on how fintech is shaping the next wave of startups in Brazil

Brazil is one of the few markets where financial infrastructure has reached a level of maturity that directly accelerates startup growth

486. FinTech Security Needs To Be Taken More Seriously Than It Is

Cyberattacks the biggest barrier to financial innovation

487. When Life Gives You Lemonade

On July 2nd, 2020, a shockwave rippled across the technology landscape, as a few newly minted millionaires took stock of their fortunes. Simultaneously, individuals in Silicon Valley and New York met in private for celebratory cocktails. Major publications across the world reported the event including Forbes, Reuters, and the Financial Times.

488. Preventing Fraud in Fintech

The fintech industry is a prime target for fraudsters. Here are 4 methods of fraud prevention in the industry.

489. Startup Interview with Oona Rokyta, CEO and Co-Founder, Lance

Lance is the first financial guidance account for creators and flexible workers.

490. Why Does Mukesh Ambani Have Faith in Blockchain?

In the next ten years, Ambani predicted that the decentralized finance (DeFi) industry would undergo unavoidable changes.

491. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Elena Obukhova, Entrepreneur, Mentor, & Crypto Enthusiast

Meet Elena Obukhova, the Hackernoon contributor. Founder of FAS Fintech Advisory Services, FlashBack (NFT ticketing), Mentor, Speaker & Blockchain Enthusiast

492. How I Went From Chartered Accountant to QA Engineer in the UK

Chartered Accountant turned QA Engineer shares her journey into tech, career switch tips, and mentoring in software testing.

493. DeFiChain goes Live with ‘Fort Canning Road’ Hard Fork

The Fort Canning Road hard fork signals the release of code modifications that will correct the premium pricing problem that has been plaguing dToken.

494. Some of the most influential Fintech products that came from Finland

The number of fintech companies that are in Finland has seen amazing growth over the years, with the country currently housing approximately 180 companies and covering all the different field of fintech such as:

495. Goldman Sachs, Data Lineage, and Harry Potter Spells

Goldman Will Dominate Consumer Banking

496. How Innovative Technologies are Changing the Fintech Landscape

Tech advancements have transformed our lives and the financial industry. Fintech with blockchain and AI have revolutionized how we transact and manage finances.

497. From Big Four to High-Flying Startup: Navigating a Digital Tech Career with Georgy Babilashvili

Silverbird co-founder Georgy Babilashvili about navigating transition in digital tech career

498. POWER LEADER: Public's Katie Perry talks rise of the retail investor evolution

I’ve been with Public for more than 3.5 years and have seen a lot of different “eras” of the retail investing phenomenon

499. How Buying BTC For Less Than $1k Shaped This Hodler's Outlook

this is derived from a hackernoon community thread. these answers are by @BeastlyBeast.

500. Identity Discontinuity in Multi-Bank FX Systems

An architectural analysis of identity discontinuity in multi-bank FX systems and why reconciliation failures are structural rather than operational.

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“Money is the most universal and most efficient system of mutual trust ever devised.” ― Yuval Noah Harari

1. A Quick Starter Guide to Leveraged Trading at BitMEX

NEWS 31 March 2019: AntiLiquidation.com is a BitMEX Anti-Liquidation Tool & Position Calculator. This free tool will save you up to 70% of your capital by avoiding liquidation. It also enables up to 700x leverage via tight Stop placement. Use it to improve your PnL at BitMEX.

2. Behind the startup: Interview with Alexander Busarov on Fighting Counterfeiting in China

3. Profiting in Times of Crises: The Silicon Valley Bank Story

Examining interest rates' evolution & their role in modern economies. Discussing COVID-19, Ukraine war & inflation's impact on SVB's collapse & stakeholders.

4. Financial Nihilism and Bitcoin Explained

Explore how financial nihilism and Bitcoin challenge traditional finance, offering bold alternatives. Will you reshape your financial future? Read more now 👀➡️

5. Decentralized Finance: Automation of Financial Markets

6. Oh Bitcoin is still a thing? Should I start mining then?

In short… probably not.

7. The Ultimate Guide To Successful Algorithmic Trading

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8. Perch, a Mortgage Fintech, Raises $4M in Series A Funding

Perch, a Mortgage Fintech, Raises $4M in Series A Funding

9. Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto

Explore the compelling case for Craig Wright as Bitcoin's Satoshi Nakamoto, analyzing his script expertise, digital cash experience, and trial victories.

10. Cryptocurrency Trading Bible Four: Secrets of the Bitmex Masters

“Do you Mex?”

11. Digital Transformation Success Stories in Mezzanine Lending

Characterized by its unique, tailor-made nature, mezzanine financing occupies a specific niche space within the financial landscape

12. The 3 Types of Cryptocurrency Traders that are Kicking Your Ass

Illustration by John Wu

13. DeFi's Collateralized Debt Protocols

14. How Does Cryptocurrency Affect the Global Financial System?

In 2023, the total market cap of all cryptoassets, including stablecoins and tokens, exceeds $1 trillion as reported by CoinMarketCap.

15. Colony Labs Launches Index Token Offering on Avalanche Ecosystem

Colony Avalanche Index (CAI) is the first index token that provides exposure to the AVAX ecosystem.

16. Minimize Your Life Expenses by Following These 5 Steps

Living in today’s world may force you to prepare more money. But don’t worry because we will show you how to minimize expenses in five simple ways!

17. How to Find Capital for Your Business

One of the primary keys in setting up a business is having capital. If you don't have one, you must be seeking business capital.

18. WTF is Ethereum?

Although ‘Bitcoin’ and ‘Ethereum’ are terms that are often paired together, the reality is that they are vastly different. The only thing Ethereum shares with Bitcoin is that it’s a cryptoasset running on top of blockchain.

19. A Short Guide to DeFi and The Metaverse: What is it and Why Should You Care?

Decentralized finance and the metaverse are mainstream today. That is why these two topics attract people very much, they do not understand these trends. In 2022, investments in these areas will increase exponentially, even despite the bear market. In this article, let's take a look at what DeFi and Metaverse are, what their prospects are, and why you should pay maximum attention to these areas.

20. A Brief History of Jack Ma's Ant Financial - the $150B Unicorn

Image: crowdfundinsider.com

21. 5 Best Stock Market APIs in 2024: A Guide for Data Scientists & Algorithmic Traders

Best stock market data APIs for data scientists and algorithmic traders: Alpha Vantage, Barchart OnDemand, Tradier, Intrinio, and Xignite.

22. Is the Stock Market More Legitimate Than the Cryptocurrency Market?

He wished cryptocurrency had never been invented and crypto was for people who wanted to get rich quickly by doing very little for civilization.

23. How to Build Telegram Chats with a Crypto-trading Bot

24. Top Resources for Learning About AI in Finance

Curated list of top resources to learn about AI in finance.

25. My Entire Financial System in One Diagram

This post is part of a larger attempt to share my personal “systems” that help me organize my life. I’m no expert, but by sharing my system, I hope to get feedback and inspire others to share as well.

26. Arbitrage as a Shortest-Path Problem

An explanation of arbitrage and a look at an efficient algorithm to find riskless instantaneous arbitrage opportunities across markets.

27. 10 Money Lessons I Wish I Knew When I Was 25

Andrew Lokenauth goes over money lessons that everyone in their 20s should know about.

28. What Is Looping in DeFi and How Does It Work

There is a method known as "looping" that allows investors to profit from borrowed funds.

29. Tether And The Great Crypto Ice Age

Stablecoins have become the most important source of short-term liquidity for central crypto exchanges. And among those Tether. What's the current scenario?

30. Calculate Required Rate of Return With the Fama-French Three-Factor Model

Investors are always evaluating the amount of risk they are willing to take for a certain expected return. Intuitively, the best investment maximizes the return

31. Three Industries Augmented Reality Could Disrupt in the Next Decade

AR has great potential in positively disrupting real sectors

32. Cake DeFi has Given Out $317 Million in Rewards as of Q1 2022

CakeDeFi has paid around $317 million in rewards to its customers as of the end of Q1 2022 to become one of the fastest growing DeFi platforms in Asia.

33. Why 2020's Alt Season Is Different from 2017

With Bitcoin's recent surge in price, some people in the cryptocurrency space began to wonder whether the short-lived Alt Season was coming to an end. After all, many of the astounding gains being made by alts coincided with Bitcoin's two-month uncharacteristic lack of volatility. It seemed that traders were looking elsewhere to make large profits.

34. How Airlines Generate Revenue [General Overview]

The Wright brothers flew the first plane in 1917. At the time, going on an airplane was not common. Being a passenger on a flight was expensive. The focus for airlines was luxury. As time has passed, their focus has shifted from luxury to revenue. With the shift, airlines have grown their revenue sources. Airlines not only make money from passengers. They work with businesses to generate revenue.

35. The 16 Highest-Paying Cities for Investment Bankers in the U.S

Investment bankers can earn some hefty pay, helping to make it one of the most popular careers on Wall Street. What do they get paid in U.S cities?

36. Patience is Beautiful

Why I believe the real bull market will begin in the third and fourth quarter of this year.

37. Aave Vs. Yearn Finance Vs. Curve Finance Vs. DeHive: What Makes These DeFi Protocols Tick?

The concept of yield farming comes from a meme, but today it describes the process of making profit through any form of interaction with DeFi protocols.

38. OpenBB Terminal 2.0 is More Than an Alternative for Bloomberg Terminal

OpenBB Terminal 2.0 is more than an application, it’s a platform.

39. A Hidden Crypto Goldmine: CoinList Token Sales

CoinList has an excellent lineup of token sales. They vet each project and provide a good opportunity for investors to get in early on exciting crypto startups.

40. Multichain Hack and Its Consequences

Details of Multichain hack and how it affected Fantom chain

41. How to Integrate KYC With Open Banking: a Comprehensive Guide for Finance Professionals

Streamline KYC with open banking to enhance compliance, reduce fraud, and simplify verification. A concise guide for finance professionals.

42. Group of Fools

Analyzing the dollar-yen exchange rate's significance, central bank strategies, and potential impacts on global forex markets.

43. 4 Ways Open Banking is Set to Democratize Retail Investing for Everyone

The widespread democratization of investment tools with open banking will fundamentally transform how the world saves its money.

44. Venezuela is Patient Zero Challenging The Western Financial System with Bitcoin

Venezuela can now interact with trading partners instantly and globally without touching US-controlled payment rails

45. Heatwave

How and why April will experience extreme weakness in risky asset markets.

46. Can Bitcoin Hit 1 Million Dollars?

We are quite a number of years away from million dollar Bitcoins. I predict Bitcoin will NEVER get to one million dollars due to historical precedents.

47. Best Stablecoins in 2021: Find Order in the Chaos

Cryptocurrencies are subjected to exchange rate fluctuations and variability. To set prices for them, stablecoins were created. What are the top stablecoins?

48. What Can be Tokenized? The Tokenization of Everything

It may be hard to believe, but soon you could earn a fraction of Christiano Ronaldo’s earnings. You could own a few square metres of an apartment in Hong Kong or perhaps a stake in a collectible Formula 1 race car. Thanks to tokenization, the world is becoming increasingly fractionalized everyday, providing us with the ability to shape our own financial destiny.

49. How Biometrics Reshape Payments Worldwide

The applications for biometric recognition are numerous, but in this article, I’ll specifically look into one—bio-acquiring, or biometrics-enabled payments.

50. Chief Story Officer

A view into the conceptual framework that guides Maelstrom.

51. Are Rising Interest Rates Going to Propel Neobanks?

For two years between 2020 and 2022, the US Federal Funds rate was 0.25%.

52. Central Banks Are Panic-Buying Gold. You Should Be Asking Why

In 2025, gold and Bitcoin rise as trust in global finance crumbles. Are they safe havens—or signals of a system in collapse?

53. Using Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) versus Black Scholes Model to value Stocks [A How-To Guide]

Should we choose a model that gives a flawed but mostly usable coefficient, or should we choose a model that may give a very good or at times a very bad estimate depending on the nature of the data?

54. Andrew Carnegie’s Advice From Over 150 Years Ago Applies to Bitcoin More Than Ever

Put All Your Eggs in One Basket, and Then Watch That Basket Closely. Andrew Carnegie’s Advice From Over 150 Years Ago Applies More Than Ever to Bitcoin.

55. The Importance of Oracles in Decentralised Finance

Most of the common blockchain audience has by now heard of DeFi, and the implications it has to those who know how to utilise it - but one thing that hasn't been greatly explored is Price Oracles and their impact on these applications.

56. 4 Lessons From OnlyFans and its Founder, Tim Stokely

In contrast to other live platforms, OnlyFans saw adult performers as assets, so instead of prohibiting them, the company empowered them.

57. Bitcoin Sharpe Ratio: The Risk And Reward of Investing In Cryptocurrencies

Applying the financial meter stick for evaluating risk-adjusted returns of a (digital) asset, portfolio, or strategy.

58. Can This 24-Year-Old Tech Whiz Make Spending Tracking Go Viral With Oops?

Developed by Gen Z for Gen Z, Oops Finance is led by Shaura, whose journey highlights the power of unexplored paths.

59. An Introduction to Decentralized Currencies

60. Points Guard

Why points as a way of engaging users is a natural progression that follows on from previous engagement and fundraising methods of the past.

61. What The F*CK Do You Mean Fundraising Consultants Can't Take a Percentage?

If you've ever thought about paying a percentage of the funds you raise when going out for equity funding, think again. Here's why!

62. How CMOs Win CFO Buy-In at Scale

How CMOs win CFO buy-in using incrementality, trust, AI, and capital allocation to drive margin expansion and revenue durability.

63. The Next Frontier of Passive investing

Direct Indexing is leading the way as a passive investing vehicle.

64. Kurtosis and Bitcoin: A Quantitative Analysis

Financial markets are chaotic. So chaotic, even, that many economists and investors believe market trends to be the product of ‘random walks’ and that prices cannot be predicted (see generally Malkiel). But randomness shouldn't be worrisome. In fact, random price movements can be good. Gaussian random walk, an assumption used by an options pricing model called Black-Scholes, treats intervals of an asset’s price over time as independent variables. By doing so, the changes in price over time, or the returns of an asset, are assumed to be normally distributed. Otherwise stated, “If transactions are fairly uniformly spread across time, and if the number of transactions per day, week, or month is very large, then the Central Limit Theorem leads us to expect that these price changes will have normal or Gaussian distributions” (Fama, 399). When an asset's returns are normally distributed, the probabilities of those returns are known. Knowing these probabilities can give investors a reliable framework accounting for the risk of holding said asset. When it comes to bitcoin, much has been said about how risky it is. The purpose of this article is to explore how to frame risk and to test how well traditional assumptions, implicit in derivatives pricing, apply to bitcoin.

65. Why Liquidity Bootstrap Pools are the Future of Fundraising

Crypto projects went through multiple cycles, seeking the right recipe to build finance operations. The most intuitive and immediate takeaway was that crypto was volatile and unpredictable, with wild price swings for new projects. There were multiple reasons for the price swings, ranging from outright scams to coordinated pumps.

66. What are NFTs? - Their Role in DeFi

By definition, a fungible asset is a type of asset that is interchangeable with other assets of the same type. Currency is a fungible asset. After borrowing a $100 bill, the borrower can return the amount either in a combination of bills of different denominations or in a different $100 bill. The value of the dollar $100 remains the same in both cases.

67. CBDC: Are We on the Brink of Financial Lockdown?

CBDCs could be the next big thing for governments and financial institutions.

68. Stop Thinking You’ll Get Rich With Bitcoin

A time to get rich with Bitcoin will come, but not today.

69. How Crypto Can Protect People from Currency Wars

When we think of war, we imagine soldiers, weapons, and physical destruction. But there's another type of war that affects millions of people worldwide...

70. How to Invest Your First $100 in Crypto and Make a Profit

Get in there and make the most of your $100.

71. The Crazy Rise of Crazy Eddie: How an Electronics Store in the 80s Tricked Investors

Eddie Antar is one of the most remarkable people who has fooled investors. With his "Crazy Eddie" stores, he has earned more than $60 million. But got in prison

72. How to Protect Yourself From Sim Swap Attacks

If they can get Jack Dorsey they can get you… learn the simple ways to protect yourself against Sim Swapping Attacks.

73. The Financial System Laid Bare [My Two Cents]

A Pocket Economics Guide To Where Money Comes From

74. Compound: The Money Market on Ethereum

On June 26, 2020, the value locked into the Compound protocol reached a staggering $1 billion, making it the "most valuable" decentralized finance protocol. In the past year, DeFi became the hottest topic in the crypto. Let's take a close look at one of its most popular projects.

75. When Supply Is Just Code: Why Traditional Supply & Demand Shouldn't Apply to Digital Money

Explore why supply and demand break down for digital money, where value is driven by trust, policy, and design, not physical scarcity.

76. Nakamoto Terminal CBDC Factbook: Insights on International Efforts to create CBDCs

The Nakamoto Terminal CBDC Factbook is a compilation of intelligence insights on international efforts to create Central Bank Digital Currencies.

77. Thinking of Pursuing Trading Full Time? Then You NEED to Know What Market Microstructures Are

By understanding market microstructure, you might be able to add more precision into your trading.

78. How To Use the Exit Waterfall Tool in the Cap Table

In this article, we will learn about the exit waterfall tool in the cap table.

79. How to Move Large Funds in Crypto Without Losing any Cash Value

Transaction strategies to move large funds in crypto without losing value

80. Understanding C++20 in the Context of Quantitative Finance

Modern C++20 chrono library usage in quantitative finance for fixed income securities pricing

81. The Dark Web and Banking: What Financial Institutions Need to Know

Explore the dark web's risks to banking and how financial institutions can bolster defenses to protect their data and customers.

82. How to Make Money in a Falling Market

The best way not to lose but also to make money in a falling market is to hedge your purchases with short positions on a margin platform.

83. Traditional Welfare vs Universal Basic Income

Self-financed UBI is not science fiction; blockchain-based currencies like O Coin are designed to provide cost-free, universal UBI with no taxation required.

84. “Autonomous-Finance” offers a Re-Imagined Idea of Banking.

10:12 A.M. 11OCT 2022 “Hi Marc, I’m transferring $15K of your free-cash to investment-account and buying Amazon (AMZN) at $1621. Also, the home-insurance was renewed for 24 months. You saved $2400 in premium paid.”

85. The Impact of Mobile Payments on Spending Behaviors

Explore how mobile payments are changing spending behaviors with insights into convenience, impulse buying, and financial management.

86. List of Awesome Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Projects

I probably don’t need to introduce you to Decentralized Finance (DeFi) or Open Finance. DeFi is here to change traditional finance, creating an open ecosystem of financial products. It’s here to stay.

87. My Thoughts on Stocktwits, Censorship, and Online Harassment

Stocktwits as a tool really excited me in the beginning, but I was awakened to a reality of things that are quite toxic. What inspired me, is that you seem to have had founders with an innovative vision in terms of creating a community for stocks and stock tickers. However, this community may have become a safe haven for trolling, internet harassment, defamation, stock dumping, privacy concerns, and much more. This isn't to personally come after the founders or anything like this, as I warrant a healthy discussion on how to improve big tech. We do need to look at the problems though.

88. Top 9 Business Valuation Calculators You Can Try in 2021

Here are the top 9 business valuation calculators you can try for your business in 2021.

89. Relationship of Gross Margin and Depreciation

If you have stepped into the arena of business and established your company, it is adamant that you must be encountering Gross Margin and Depreciation very soon. Every company owner wants to estimate the cost of business operations and the revenue generated from it. This is the reason which makes gross margin and depreciation an essential part of business concerns. Let’s narrow down both terms one after another and the relationship among them.

90. Why RWAs (Real World Assets) will onboard the next $1 Trillion into crypto

91. PONZI-FI: Why Passive Income in Crypto is a SCAM

Investing in cryptocurrency and blockchain can be risky. Anyone looking for passive income in any crypto project must be aware of where the money is coming from

92. Lets Graph Simple Moving Averages Using Rust

Simple Moving Averages are calculated by getting the mean closing price over a period of time. Lets see on how we can program that idea into Rust.

93. APY.Finance: What's Under The Hood?

Technological developments and their rapid adoption make this the right time for a new decentralized financial system to emerge. So far, the products with more traction have been protocols offering lending/borrowing of crypto assets.

94. How to Research New Crypto Projects

How to Research New Crypto Projects using Selection Framework. Supply & Demand | Valuation, Financial & Real Utility | Resources, Problem & Solution

95. 10 Bold Ideas I Learned from Interviewing 20+ Traders

96. What is Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)?

A Pocket Guide To Modern Monetary Theory and Why It Matters

97. The Ultimate Guide to Best News APIs

The ultimate guide to the best news APIs, written by a professional data wrangler and ML practitioner.

98. The Intersection of AI and Finance Will Create New Careers

Explore the world of AI finance careers and discover how AI is transforming the financial industry, from fraud detection to personalized customer experience.

99. What are Cryptocurrency Faucets?

A simple narrative that highlights cryptocurrency faucets and how you should perceive them, Are crypto faucets great or a waste of time? Read more to find out

100. Could The Ethereum 2.0 Upgrade Lead To The Flippening?

The second-largest cryptocurrency in the world is implementing a network upgrade, which completely changes its value proposition as a financial asset.

101. 9 Startup Metrics For Tech Founders To Track

In this post, you will find nine essential metrics that you should know about and measure. Your KPIs can change as your startup grows.

102. From One-Off Transactions to Intelligent Payments: The Evolution of Open Banking with VRP

Discover how Open Banking is evolving from Pay-by-Bank to intelligent, automated payments with VRP.

103. 3 Types of Good Debt & How You Can Make Them Work for You

Debt is a word that is usually associated with negative connotations, this is usually due to the abuse of personal debt by some people for unnecessary purchases

104. Maduro's Venezuela Starting the CBDC Race On The Back Of Oil-Backed Petro

Venezuela’s Petro, also known as Petromoneda, is an allegedly oil-backed CBDC introduced in 2018.

105. Announcement: The KickEX exchange will buy back KickTokens at a price of $0.00015 per token

On September 1, 2020 at 12:00 UTC, the KickEX cryptocurrency exchange will buyback KICK tokens (KickToken) worth a total of $100,000 at a price of $0.00015 per token. The buyback will be carried out only on the KickEX exchange and according to specific conditions.

106. Reflecting on the Pros and Cons of AI in Trading: From Ethics to Cybersecurity Issues

Explore AI's transformative impact in finance—trading strategies, cybersecurity risks, and the evolving job landscape in a dynamic market.

107. Top Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Trends in 2023

Top DeFi Trends - The rise in demand is so much that the global Decentralized Finance (DeFi) market is expected to reach $231.19 billion by 2030.

108. Financial Freedom Is an Illusion

Financial freedom is just an illusion, and is just a result of some financial bloggers trying to get attention.

109. How To Make Extra Money In 2021 Using These Awesome Investment Ideas

From cryptocurrency to domain name squatting, there are many different investment ideas you likely haven’t explored. The investment paths you could potentially go down may seem overwhelming. However, knowing what options are available is the first step toward discovering what’s right for you.

110. How To Retrieve Company Data With Python and yfinance

Use Python for Finance to do financial analysis, such as retrieve historical prices, calculate moving average and plot daily returns.

111. Converting Python Notebook Into an Interactive Web Application: Tools, Tips and Tricks

This story is shown how to make a web service using python and jupyter notebook using with MLjar mercury framework.

112. Promoting Reliable Decentralized Finance: An Interview with 2 Experts

Ever since Bitcoin first came into play in 2008, the cryptocurrency space has never been deprived of concerns.

113. The 7 Craziest Financial Stories of 2021: Investing in Nothing

The financial market has greatly surprised millions of people in 2021 with nonsense investment stories. This article discusses the 7 craziest financial stories.

114. Crypto Experts Give 5 Cryptocurrency Trends for the Rest of 2021

The cryptocurrency space has grown in leaps and bounds since the introduction of bitcoin in 2009. The year 2021, apart from being the beginning of a new decade,

115. Applying Statistical Analysis to Intraday Forex Trading Using SQL

Statistical Analysis, Intraday Forex Trading, Using SQL

116. Trading With Moving Averages - SMA’s & EMA’s

Entering the realm of technical indicators, it’s easy to get lost in the jargon and the countless techniques available. As an introduction, we’re starting with the oldest and most widely used technical indicator. It also just happens to be the simplest - the moving average.

117. The Importance for Cyber Security in Investment Banking Industry

118. RuPay: The Indian Card Payment Alternative Rivals Visa and Mastercard

Story of how RuPay, an Indian alternative for Visa and MasterCard became a giant in the plastic card industry within a span of a decade.

119. Blockchain in Fintech: A Catalyst for Disruption in Finance World

120. Why Is Bitcoin the Best Secret Society Ever? The Rise of Illuminati 2.0

Why is Bitcoin the best Secret Society ever? The rise of Illuminati 2.0 and a Greater Idea behind it.

121. Everything You Need to Know About PSD2 and Open Banking

122. Informative Blogs to Follow in 2022

In this slogging thread, our community shares their best suggestions on tech, financial, work, travel, gaming, and pop-culture-themed blogs to follow.

123. A Crypto Gospel: Supercycle Theory

The investment thesis for crypto and bitcoin amidst inflation, economic growth, and U.S. policy initiatives.

124. How To Analyze Cryptocurrency Cash Flow?

Cryptocurrency Evaluation using Demand & Supply forces | Real Utility (value provided via token like cash flow), Financial Utility and Valuation (Speculation) |

125. 5 Ways Technology is Helping Improve Financial Literacy

With an ever more worrying cost-of-living crisis, here are 5 ways technology is helping improve financial literacy.

126. An Intro to Shitcoins for Beginner Crypto Traders

Shitcoins are the subject of most crypto discussions and for a good reason. Find out more about them in this introductory article.

127. Introductory Guide to Unit Economics and Financial Modeling for Early-Stage Tech Startups

Introductory guide to the unit economy for aspiring tech startups founders.

128. Jumper Exchange Announces Cross-Rollup Routing Update and Releases “2025 Layer-2 Outlook”

The release tightens liquidity sourcing and route selection across Arbitrum, OP Mainnet, Base, Starknet, zkSync Era, Linea, and additional networks.

129. Understanding The Options Greeks - Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, and IV.

130. How Buy Now, Pay Later Can Help You Hack Your Budget

For most people, the budget offered by BNPL is easy to stick to and offers a less stressful way to give their furry friends the treatment they deserve.

131. Is Amazon’s Stock Ready for a Holiday Season Rally?

As Amazon reaches growth of around 80% for the 2023 calendar year, it’s certainly a welcome sight to see an upturn in fortunes for the retailer.

132. Open Banking: Key Trends for 2024

2023 was a significant year for open banking. The first draft of the new PSD3 was revealed, giving a glimpse into the future regulation.

133. I Took a COBOL Course and It Wasn't The Worst

COBOL is in the news again. Millions of people are filing unemployment claims nearly all at once, and the systems to process them are failing. Why? They need to scale to unprecedented levels, they’re written in COBOL, and… we don’t have enough COBOL programmers.

134. Crypto-Cards 2021: Bitpay Vs. Wirex Vs. CryptoPay Vs. TTM Bank

Why can 2021 redefine how we use crypto cards?

135. A Look at Ecozones & Their Potential Economic Benefits

An ecozone is also known as a special economic zone (SEZ) and these are geographic regions in a country that has more attractive economic policies for entities

136. Can DeFi Alter The World’s Wealth Distribution?

What do Finance guys do? They do nothing.

137. Balancing Risk and Opportunity: Institutions Can’t Afford to Ignore Crypto Any Longer

Can the ever-evolving world of crypto remain outside of mainstream adoption for much longer?

138. Tether, Off-Chain Stablecoins, And Synthetic Crypto Bubbles

How are off-chain stablecoins influencing the crypto market? In this article, you'll have an overview of the top three stablecoins.

139. Ichimoku Cloud Explained

140. Data Science in Finance: 5 Ways It Changed the Industry

What’s the Role of Data Science in Finance?

141. These 3 Fintech Stocks Are Set to Take Wall Street by Storm in 2025

Let’s take a look at three high-potential fintech stocks for investors to pick up in 2025.

142. How The Heck Did Robinhood Become So Popular? A Data Driven Analysis

Robinhood launched over seven years ago as a stock prediction app, before it became the brokerage we have today.

143. Cost Is Now a Reliability Problem

Treating cost as part of reliability engineering is not optional — it’s essential for building systems that are technically robust and financially stable.

144. How to Win at the Crypto Investment Game

Buying cryptocurrencies is a game. The main rule is to strike a balance between opportunism (gains) and losing money. Here is a guide on how to do this.

145. How to Cut Payment Fees in Half When Selling Digital Goods Online

Cut payment fees and boost conversions when selling digital goods online — with Noda’s Pay-by-Bank solution built for fast, low-cost, global checkouts.

146. Should You Buy Bitcoin? Understanding the Ups and Downs

Lessons in cryptocurrencies from the past and a look towards the future

147. I Built a Free Bloomberg Alternative and Made It Open Source Because $24K/yr Is Insane

Bloomberg does all of this. But not for $2,000 a month. One developer built the 25-section stock report he actually wanted and open-sourced it.

148. Unizen Secures Funding from Jun Capital to Launch CeDeFi Alliance to Promote Web 3 Ecosystem

Unizen and Jun Capital's CeDeFi Alliance organization will provide a venue for centralized and decentralized teams to discuss Web3 and blockchain advancement.

149. 14% of Americans Own Crypto. Only 12% Own Gold.

Gold bugs have long touted gold as the best long-term investment and hedge against market volatility. Naturally, when Bitcoin emerged during the fallout of the 2008 financial crisis, it threatened gold's seat of power as an alternative investment for those concerned about the instabilities of fiat.

150. How Do Classical Economic Theories Value Bitcoin?

About 700 years before Sweden issued the first European banknotes in 1661, China cracked their head on how they could lighten the load of the people carrying copper coins everywhere they go.

151. B1 and Chintai are Mainstreaming Blockchain in Traditional Finance

Block.one (now rebranded as B1) is making big moves in the crypto space with an upcoming IPO and newly announced exchange, Bullish.

152. What Is Impermanent Loss?

Why decentralised exchanges and the way that automated market makers work mean that losses made while investing may not be as permanent as they initially seem.

153. How Technology Is Making Pensions More Attractive

Here is how technology is making pensions more attractive to younger generations.

154. No. Crypto-Mining and NFTs are NOT Killing Our Planet: An Analysis

Are NFTs really harmful to the ecosystem? Read on to know more about the this statement, which is dismissed by facts, stats, and numbers.

155. Meet TakeProfit: The Ultimate Platform for Self-Directed Investors

TakeProfit.com: The Ultimate Game-Changer in the Trading Research

156. NFT Taxes for Dummies: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started

This is the year of NFTs... and next year will be the year of paying taxes on NFTs! Let's deep dive on how to calculate our capital gain from trading NFTs.

157. Central Banks To Start Holding Crypto on Their Balance Sheets

The Bank of International Settlements, BIS, recently released a report titled “ Prudential Treatment of Crypto Asset Exposure.”

158. On Nigeria's Failing CBDC and Its Hard Lesson

Nigeria’s CBDC, the e-Naira, whose launch gulped millions of Naira from the nation’s coffer is in a free fall two years after it made history.

159. How To Identify A Good ETF

The decision process you should learn when it is time for you to start selecting ETFs to build a strong financial portfolio that reaches your objectives.

160. Regulations are Coming to DeFi Whether We Like It or Not

KOLnet is an innovative, transparent and fair launchpad that allows early-stage projects to optimise their marketing strategy through the innovation of Web3.

161. FBS Analysts Predict Bitcoin Downturn Amidst Anticipation Of 2024 Federal Reserve Rate Cut

This tendency signals the rising probability of the BTCUSD’s closing bullish trend, as rate hikes frequently influence risk assets such as Bitcoin.

162. Why Traditional Investment Bankers Don't Work Well with Startups

by Harry Friedberg, partner, BX3 Capital

163. A Tract on Monetary Reform: Chapter I - No. 3 The Earner

It has been a commonplace of economic text-books that wages tend to lag behind prices, with the result that the real earnings of the wage-earner are diminished

164. Maria Carola, CEO of StealthEX: “We Gotta Make Sure the Core Values Stay Strong As We Build Bridges”

Dive into Maria Carola's profound insights on crypto ETFs, AI's impact, and the essence of decentralization in the evolving crypto landscape.

165. 2 Lessons From The Early Years Of Impact DAOs

Impact DAOs are a new paradigm, which is not immune to mistakes. We look into the mistakes of 2 early impact DAOs to learn.

166. The Top DeFi Lending Protocols for Real World Assets

I explain DeFi lending protocols for real world assets and list top projects

167. Google Pay’s 2020 Diwali Campaign Is The Marketing Campaign You Need To Learn From

168. Martin Fiedler: I Never Understood the hype about Warren Buffett

Interview with Martin Fiedler about his projects, crypto and investing.

169. 418 Stories To Learn About Fintech

Learn everything you need to know about Fintech via these 418 free HackerNoon stories.

170. The 3 Cs + 3 Ps + SA Formula For Trading and Investing in The Stock Market

The Recipe You Need to be Successful in the Stock Market

171. Can Facebook's Libra 2.0 Live Up To Its Promise?

When Facebook first introduced the concept of Libra, their first digital currency, it looked promising. They designed the currency to become global and utilized a digital ledger, or blockchain technology, just like any other cryptocurrency. Interestingly, unlike other cryptocurrencies, Libra would be backed by a ‘basket of currencies’, which would protect it from volatilities; the usual fluctuations that we see in a typical cryptocurrency, like Bitcoin.

172. What Is a (Crypto)Coin Burn?

Bitcoin is the main cryptocurrency many people know, understand, and are familiar with. It is also one of the few digital currencies that has no individual or group that is in charge of the blockchain project. What has come about since Bitcoin was created is a cryptocurrency ecosystem where there are a number of companies in charge of blockchain token projects.

173. Ripples of 2023: FBS's Insight On The 2024 Global Financial Outlook

FBS financial market analysts point out that next year, financial markets will stand at the cusp of transformation under the influence of the US economy, global

174. The Liquidity Crisis is Over. A Solvency Crisis is Why You Need to Invest in Gold.

Investors and analysts from Forbes to Nasdaq to MarketWatch have noted the insane market volatility lately, chalking it up to “irrationality.”

175. What'll Happen to Crypto After Black Monday 2020?

Bitcoin was explicitly called “digital gold” back in 2011, and a 2010 InfoWorld article says:

176. How Irrational Exuberance aligned Dot-Com and Crypto bubbles.

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177. The Ethical Implications with Algorithmic Trading

Between the 2000 dot.com boom and bust and the "Big Short" of the 2008 credit crunch, we heeded the wisdom of the legendary traders of the 20th century - guys like Jesse Livermore (1920s) and Paul Tudor Jones (1970s). The wisdom was to be dispassionate (no emotion) and trade methodically (like a robot) - executing trades mechanistically every time.

Of course, for the previous generation of traders, the rise of the PC and internet and exchange APIs meant that much of this "mechanistic" work could be automated. Most of the technical and methodical signals can be algorithmically determined and acted upon. The trader is merely the strategist and commander who decides when which algorithm (trading method) should be applied.

178. Bitcoin's New Frontier - ORDI

Discover ORDI, the digital asset on Bitcoin's network, amidst debates on its impact and future in the evolving crypto landscape.

179. What Stocks Do You Currently Hold? [Investor Interview Template]

What Stocks have you most recently purchased? And why? Pro Tip: You can add this stocks as a disclosure on your HackerNoon about page.

180. The Emerging Techs That Will Drive the Fourth Industrial Revolution

181. Using Machine Learning to Recommend Investments in P2P Lending

Introducing PeerVest: A free ML app to help you pick the best loan pool on a risk-reward basis

182. 225 Stories To Learn About Money

Learn everything you need to know about Money via these 225 free HackerNoon stories.

183. How Does One Audit DeFi Platforms?

The safety of users' funds in DeFi isn't guaranteed by monetary authorities.

184. The Lay of the Cryptoland - Part I: Coins, Wallets, and Exchanges

A beginner's guide to the crypto ecosystem

185. 4 DeFi Protocols that Will Build the Future of Finance

There is a protocol arms race in DeFi right now. Yet due to DeFi’s composability, an advance boosts the whole ecosystem, not just one protocol.

186. Your House on the Blockchain?

Real estate will be the first real-world asset on blockchain, so here is the 4-step guide to tokenizing real estate on the blockchain:

187. Ant Financial: Controversies around the Biggest IPO in History

188. Tokenization: the Next Logical Step in Bankruptcy Claims Trading

Transforming real-world assets into digital tokens on blockchains opens new possibilities, especially in the bankruptcy claims market.

189. KYC Does Not Harm the Crypto Industry — It Actually Does the Complete Opposite

KYC (know your customer) is by no means an enemy of the crypto space. In fact, it is much needed if the goal is for cryptocurrency to be taken seriously on the world stage.

190. The Ascent of FinTech

191. Bitcoin Exceeds $40,000 For The First Time Ever: Value Doubles in Less Than a Month

The value of Bitcoin is worth more than $740 billion just behind Tesla at $758.26 billion, and digital cryptocurrency markets are worth more than $1 trillion,

192. Does Bitcoin Actually Solve a Problem?

Before we can evaluate if and how Bitcoin is worth any value, we must first acknowledge and agree that there are problems worth solving.

193. How to Manage your Cryptocurrency Portfolio

How To Manage Your Cryptocurrency Portfolio in Five Steps?
Vision | Portfolio Assessment | Measurable Targets | Strategy Creation, Implementation and Evaluation

194. How to Make Money with Crypto in 2023: Think Bigger

You didn’t have to be an expert to earn on crypto back in 2021. Most of the coins were surging by 10X, 50X, and even more. The total crypto market cap grew by 300%: even if you’d blindly invest in a few coins, you’d most likely get a good profit.

195. Know About The 7 Basic Tech Trends In The Personal Finance Space

Traditionally, the Financial Services industry has been a ‘stale’ and carefully regulated space.

196. WTF is Decentralized Finance or DeFi?

Well kept billion dollar secret at your fingertips

197. Exponential.fi: Revolutionizing DeFi Accessibility for Crypto Investors

Mehdi Lebbar, founder of Exponential.fi, discusses the platform’s creation inspired by the complexities and lack of transparency in earning yield on crypto.

198. 2023 Game Development Metrics and Trends: Xsolla Insights

Xsolla announces the inaugural edition of "The Xsolla Report: The State of Play."

199. Protect Your Wealth: 10 Financial Predictions for 2022

Almost every government on Earth has started developing its own digital currency.

200. The US Dollar has Failed as a Reserve Currency

Where to from here?

201. Integrate Apache Doris Into Your Data Architecture: Real-time Data Warehousing

A whole-journey guide for financial users looking for fast data processing performance, data security, and high service availability with Apache Doris.

202. Open Banking for Startups: From Choosing a Provider to Seamless Integration

Here, we discuss practical tips for open banking integration, choosing an appropriate provider, and navigating the world of open banking as a startup company.

203. This Open-source Tool Lets You Build Your Own Financial Manager Using AI

How to build an AI-powered open-source Financial manager that helps you plan your savings and investments.

204. On Building the Upstart DeFi Aggregator iearn.finance with Andre Cronje [Interview]

Disclaimer: This article does not offer financial advice, do your own research when using one of the presented products. Use these projects and services at your own risk.

205. The Easy Button

Explore global economic power plays, where policymakers favor the "easy button" while navigating the dollar-yen exchange rate and crypto's rise.

206. How Blockchain Could Automate Low-Level Accounting Jobs

The deployment of robotic process automation (RPA) is starting to threaten clerical and back-office jobs as well.

207. How BitMEX Wallets Impact the Price of Bitcoin

Part of building a profitable trading strategy is quickly testing novel ideas. These tend to be the money makers in the rare case that they prove useful once you can integrate them into your strategy.

208. How to Get Started in Cryptocurrency Investment with this 5-Point Framework

End-to-End Evidence-Based Cryptocurrency Investment Framework. Portofolio Management | Investment Strategy | Investment Process | Investment Review | Skills

209. How I Built a Simple Forex App with Telegram Bots and AWS Lambda

As a freelancer working for different countries, I needed to optimize my currency exchange. So, I built a simple forex app with AWS Lamda and Telegram bots.

210. The Paradox of Stablecoins: The Savior or Achilles’ Heel of Crypto?

Stablecoins can influence the security and decentralization of blockchain networks.

211. The Age Of “Whatever It Takes” Economic Policies

And what it means for all of us

212. The Bitcoin Mempool: Where Transactions Take Flight

One of Bitcoin’s strengths and the thing that makes it unique in the finance world is its radical transparency. Blockchain data is like a window, you can see right through it.

213. How To Safely Invest In Binary Options And Avoid The Scam

Here are the three red flags of a binary options scam, a hugely risky bet on the stock market that may promise high returns with a high risk of fraud.

214. DApps 101: Decoding Legality, Privacy, and Token Security

Over the past few years, the overwhelming popularity of blockchain platforms such as Ethereum and EOS have introduced the world to a new computing paradigm: decentralized applications.

215. How To Explain Bitcoin To People Without Boring Them To Death

Bitcoin confuses a lot of people because they get lost in the jargon (decentralized, validator, etc.).

216. Why NickAI's Agentic Trading OS Could Make Human Traders Obsolete Before 2027

NickAI launches an agentic trading OS backed by Galaxy Digital, letting anyone build AI agents that trade crypto, equities, and prediction markets.

217. How to Choose a Blockchain Accounting Solution

To thrive in a volatile economic environment, blockchain accounting tools are needed that boost efficiencies and cut costs. Here's how to find the right one.

218. How to Earn Profit on Crowd-sourced Automated Trading Communities

219. 5 Business Growth Hacking Tips to Adopt in 2023

5 Business Growth Hacking Tips to Adopt in 2023

220. Frax Finance's New Layer 2: Everything You Need to Know About Fraxtal

Frax is finally launching Fraxtal, their own chain. A deep dive.

221. 3D Secure v.2 Business Safety Protocol

3D Secure 2.X guarantees a security for online businesses and consumers paired with a seamless transaction experience and high conversion rate on payments.

222. 5 Strategic Solutions to Optimize Your IT Budget

Explore 5 effective strategies to optimize IT costs in the face of economic uncertainties from real examples and experiences with top-performing companies.

223. Open Interest, Volume, and Their Differences Explained

What is Volume? What is Open Interest? And what do they tell us about the market?

224. Inside the Web Infrastructure of Dynamic Pricing

New York now requires apps to tell you when algorithms set your price. But the label is the least interesting part. Here's what the pricing engine actually does

225. What is So Good About the Ownership Economy?

The ownership economy offers a powerful new tool for builders to leverage market incentives to jumpstart new networks.

226. Blockchain, Open Banking, and Digital Payments: the Most Important Fintech Trends to Watch

227. Klever Releases Blockchain Mainnet to Support Building Scalable Web3 Applications

KleverChain is secured through the Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism composed of 21 validators that work on a randomised selection of master nodes dynamically.

228. How to Effectively Plan a Startup Equity Distribution?

Learn how to plan your early-stage startup's startup equity distribution effectively.

229. What Bitcoin ETFs Are

Why a Bitcoin ETF would be an important stepping stone into getting the cryptocurrency more legitimacy in the financial world and how it would work in practice.

230. Old And New Strategies That Help Movie Theaters' Owners Make Money

Movie theaters have five methods of making money. The theater's income sources are preview ads, concessions, ticket sales, memberships, and more.

231. Understanding Stock As a Component of Total Compensation

Stock options. Many employees of startups and corporations get to hear this term when their compensation is being discussed.

232. Using Python For Finance: How To Analyze Profitability Margin

Learn how to perform a profitability analysis by peer companies using Python

233. 7 Platforms for Investing in Tokenized Real Estate

Tokenization makes it possible for you to invest in properties across the globe and make profits, while owning a fraction of real estate in the form of tokens.

234. Cryptocurrencies and Loki's Part in the Current Global Financial System

It has been God backing the global financial system, if US Dollars can be trusted. The medieval sentiment ‘In God We Trust’ snuck into the original 1776 design of the Great Seal of the United States and was raised to adorn the currency during the height of the United States economic power in 1956.

235. Expression

As we close out the year, I want to cover some crypto value traps that are being peddled by well-meaning people and plain old fools.

236. Ondo Launches Native Access to Tokenized Real-World Assets on Sui

Ondo’s US treasury-backed and interest-bearing token, USDY, is the Sui Network’s first native dollar-denominated token.

237. The Future of Personal Finance

In the future, personal finance management will combine DeFi and CeFi to give users more control and power over their financial assets.

238. Is It A Good Time To Buy Small-Cap Stocks?

Small-cap stocks refer to stocks that have a small market capitalization and generally hover between US$300 million and US$2 billion.

239. Fraud Detection to Robo Investing: AI in Finance is Rising

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the world of finance by allowing financial institutions to make more accurate and data-driven decisions.

240. Make Data-Driven Decisions With Power BI Consulting & Implementation

Power BI offers a solution for businesses that need to manage large volumes of data. It's designed to help with even the heaviest data flows business have.

241. Beginner's Guide to Listing Your Crypto Token on an Exchange

In this article, we will look at all the necessary steps for listing your cryptocurrency.

242. Modern Investing for Dummies

Never invested before and feel overwhelmed by the information available? I'm bringing a little aid for you in these times of information overload: Investing 101

243. DeFi Adoption: How Far Are We from It and What Problems Need Solving?

DeFi is an alternative to the traditional financial system, since it offers many benefits and improvements but to become adopted, it must solve many challenges

244. A Fistful of Coins - Market Making Fundamentals And How We Make It Fair And Square

On August 5th, 2018, Evgeny Gaevoy published an article, titled: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of crypto market making. It was a particularly viral article from perhaps the least transparent sector of the crypto-currency ecosystem.

245. How to Profit Off of Liquidity Mining Using Obyte

Users can periodically receive monetary rewards by providing liquidity (crypto funds) to a DeFi market. Obyte has several options for this.

246. Brick-And-Mortar Banks are Losing the Battle to their Digital Counterparts

247. Upland and EOS Network Foundation Unite for Groundbreaking Metaverse Hackathon

The 2023 Upland Hackathon aims to unite web2 and web3 developers in a quest to create inventive gaming experiences.

248. Don't Forget The Pattern Day Trader (PDT) Rule

A common source of frustration for beginner and more experienced traders alike, is the Pattern Day Trader (PDT) Rule. ‘Pattern Day Trader’ is a regulatory designation from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to discourage retail traders from excessive trading. The PDT Rule places a minimum equity requirement on margin accounts where the stock market trader executes four or more day trades within five business days.

249. Digital Wallets On Track to Become Fastest-growing Fintech Innovation

Digital wallets appear set to cement their position as the decade’s fastest-growing fintech innovation by becoming the world’s favorite payment option.

250. 3 Key Macro Factors Shaping Financial Markets in Q4: FBS Reveals

FBSpresents an overview of the most significant macroeconomic trends traders should consider in the fourth quarter of 2023.

251. Prospects of European Economy: Defaults, Bankruptcies, and Debt Crisis

Don't let the market fool you, “headwinds” will only get stronger.

252. You Should Stop Wiring Money via Banks and Other Intermediaries, Today

When we transferred money overseas, we had to top up extra cash. Exorbitant remittance fees, foreign exchange rates, and commissions all meant that we had to transfer more than what our recipient needed, just so we could ensure that the recipient actually received the full amount.

253. Investors are Funding the Future but Stuck in the Past

In the ever-evolving world of investments, where innovation is paramount, investors are paradoxically lagging in technology to manage their assets.

254. How Buffett Is Hedging Against The Endless Pandemic

Where would you invest in an endless world of the pandemic?

255. 71 Stories To Learn About Personal Finance

Learn everything you need to know about Personal Finance via these 71 free HackerNoon stories.

256. DeFi: The Future Of Real Estate Financing

Ever thought about the impact of DeFi and Web3 on real estate and how it's funded? Let's explore together the nuances of the viable alternative to TradFi.

257. What is DeFi and Why it is so Important?

DeFi is an acronym for decentralized financial applications, meaning all those banking services without someone in the middle.

258. Institutional Investors and the Decentralized Finance Sector

The decentralized finance industry has experienced impressive growth this year. The capitalization of the DeFi sector has grown 20 times: from $646 million to $14 billion. And the longer decentralized finance evolves, the more attention gets from institutional investors.

259. Growing a Fintech Unicorn: Alex Tonelli's Anthology of Lessons Learned

Whether you’re thinking of launching a startup or in the trenches of your first entrepreneurial venture, any morsel of advice from someone who’s been in your shoes can be like gold.

260. Crypto Will Never Replace a Major Currency (and It Doesn’t Need To)

Crypto will never replace a major currency (and it doesn't need to in order to be successful)

261. Russia Pursues Technological Autonomy in the Shadow of Crippling Sanctions

Since the invasion of Ukraine on February 2022, Russia has faced an array of sanctions from the international community.

262. The Various Cryptocurrencies — A Framework to Understanding Crypto-assets

On coinmarketcap alone, there are 2,347 unique cryptocurrencies listed as of September 3, 2019.

263. Are Crypto Savings Accounts Safe to Use?

Opening yourself up to the cryptocurrency market, a crypto savings account also allows for the benefits of a standard bank account. Learn the benefits of this.

264. Switch to Platforms that Offer Seamless Payments, Advanced Security, and Much More!

Significant loopholes lead to millions of dollars in losses for businesses and affect their ability to sustain in an increasingly competitive market.

265. CSS Recreation: The Frosted Glass Credit Card Design

Today I wanted to try and recreate a super cool dribbble shot from Dede Dwiyansyah I came across.

266. Top Benefits of Crypto to Fintechs in 2022

The crypto revolution has helped out fintech startups in ways other than one. Here are some of the top benefits of crypto to fintech companies in 2022.

267. Financial Damage Caused by Software Bugs

The damage caused by software bugs is undermined. Here's a look at the issue of technical debt caused by bugs, with example cases.

268. Ponzi Scheme Victims Beware: There Is No Such Thing As Easy Money

A Ponzi scheme is an investment fraud where a fraudster collects money from people with a promise of higher than the usual market rate returns.

269. Why Was This Banking App Closing People's Accounts?

New Jersey man's account was closed suddenly after he paid for lunch at Applebee’s.

270. Make it Easy on Me: How to Easily Invest in Crypto Even if You Have No Time

Bogle believed that “investing is for everyone.”

271. Yellen or Talkin'?

272. Looking Into the Impact of AR and VR in the Finance Industry

Learn all about the most recent advances in the usage of augmented reality and virtual reality in the finance sphere with this comprehensive overview.

273. Time Value of Money: A Financial Management System for Developers

If money has time value, does time have monetary value?

274. Twitter Takes a Loan at ≈ $8B Valuation, Reports The Cynic Formerly Known as MilwaukeeBonds

Twitter senior secured bank loans- the top of the capital stack- at $0.60 implies that Twitter- for which @elonmusk paid $44 billion- is now worth less than $8B

275. Tokenized Stocks: Coming To An Exchange Near You

A long, long time ago (depending on your historical outlook), in a stock market far, far away (depending on where you're currently reading this), risk-seeking Dutchmen congregated in coffee shops (something like that) to trade little pieces of paper, which, in theory, allowed them to reap the profits of voyages to unknown lands where new commodities would be discovered (like sugar and stuff like that). These little pieces of paper would come to be known as stocks (aka stonks).

276. Making Sense of Bitcoin's Volatility Clustering and How To Take Advantage of it

In 2019, Bitcoin's (BTC) volatility was erratic. On one day alone, the price of bitcoin changed by over 40%. However, for most days, the change in price hovers around 1%-2%. The purpose of this article is to investigate the nature of BTC's volatility and see what kind of strategies are suited best to take advantage of it.

277. Understanding Term Sheets - Part 1: Liquidation Preferences

Liquidation preferences determine how the proceeds are shared in a liquidity event such as the sale of the company or its assets.

278. From Stablecoin Surge to Dollar Domination

In-depth explanation of stablecoin issuance and the regulatory landscape, and making a case for issuers to be domiciled and regulated in the US

279. Stochastic Assets - The Next Evolution Of Crypto Infrastructure

280. Did Martin Shkreli Topple FTX's House of Cards?

A source on Twitter has released unconfirmed audio of (allegedly) Martin Shkreli making unverified claims that he was behind FTX's and SBF's stunning downfall.

281. 7 Signs the Bitcoin Bull Phase is Back

There are 4 phases of the crypto cycle. We have just entered the bitcoin bullish phase again. Here are 7 signs that confirms this...

282. How Unsecured Business Loans are Bridging the Gaps Between Innovation and SMEs

Although with an innovative idea and a feasible revenue plan you can pitch your startup to investors, but getting unsecured loans is way more easier to fund you

283. Meet Daulat: A Digital Wealth Management Platform Tailored for India

Daulat is a tech-enabled, wealth-management platform helping Indians invest better. Our expert investment portfolios help people reach their financial goals.

284. Analyzing The Commitment of Traders [COT] Report

The Commitment of Traders Report is one of the prime sources of data for many futures and forex traders. You may have even seen the graphs referenced in our Weekly Reports. But what exactly does COT data tell you and how can you use it to improve your trading? We tackle these questions in our latest blog below.

285. Can CeDeFi Offer the Best of Both Worlds?

By now, if you haven't heard about DeFi (decentralized finance), it might be that you've been living under a rock of some kind.

286. The DeFi Boom And Its Impact On The Privacy of Crypto-Transactions

Privacy in DeFi protocols that run mostly on the Ethereum Blockchain are an issue. Findora, Secret and Incognito try to solve this issue

287. Fiat-Pegged Stablecoins as a Stepping Stone to the Next-Generation Global Currency

There is no question that stablecoins are making waves in the sea of cryptocurrencies. Binance research backs up this general sentiment, showing a rise in stablecoin popularity and trading pair usage in 2019. At the moment, fiat-backed stablecoins are flooding the market as a natural transition from our global fiat-driven economy; however, it’s only a matter of time before fiat-backed stablecoins are replaced with algorithmic coins that are better able to retain purchasing power over time.

288. The WeWork Crisis: How Blockchain Could Help The Company Regain its Former Glory Days

“The only constants in life are death and taxes,” is a phrase most of us have heard. The WeWork IPO constant is “debt and obligations.”

289. Xsolla Announces New Leadership For Strategic Growth And Innovation

He recently became an author and announced the release of his book Once Upon Tomorrow, providing his visionary view of the metaverse and content creation.

290. I Left Banking For Tech And It Was The Best Career Decision I've Ever Made

I quit my Hong Kong finance job and changed the course of my life through technology. Two years after making the switch into tech and I still love the industry.

291. SocialFi Re-democratizing Web3 with Social First, Finance Second

The world we live in has been extremely adaptive to the twists and turns coming its way – whether they be in fashion, business, economy, or the way we interact with one another. Social media, noticeably, has evolved over the last 30 years since the emergence of the internet, completely revolutionizing and defining social interactions; from Myspace, Meta’s Facebook, Instagram to now SocialFi projects like Ultra (UOS), Gritti, and Coinverse, where users are empowered with decentralized finance (DeFi) principles and unlimited opportunities.

292. "Web3 will revolutionize how the world interacts with the Internet of Value"

We believe that regulating the blockchain space is the only way to push these ideas into the mainstream, but we also understand that it’s not that simple.

293. A Tract on Monetary Reform: Chapter I - I. Changes in the Value of Money, as affecting Distribution

For the purpose of this inquiry a triple classification of Society is convenient—into the Investing Class, the Business Class, and the Earning Class.

294. How To Secure Your Bank Account from Hackers

In this article, we shall take a closer look at how one can secure his or her bank account and other related ideas.

295. 10 Cognitive Biases in Crypto Investing — Cause, Impact and Mitigation

Most investors make the same mistakes that can be prevented. 10 Common cognitive biases, their causes, and their potential impact on cryptocurrency investors.

296. How Chintai is Making the Trading Life Cycle More Efficient

The HackerNoon community talked to Ryan Bethem from Chintai about Chintai's position in the market and what sets them apart from their competitors.

297. Stop Listening to Interest-as-Income Advice by Crypto 'Experts'

Crypto experts might mean well when dispensing financial advice. But using interest earned from your crypto assets is going to cost you in taxes.

298. 2020 is The Year Wall Street Could Take Over Cryptocurrency

Fresh off the German government’s decision to let banks store and sell cryptocurrency, Deutsche Bank predicted cryptocurrency will go mainstream by 2022 and eventually replace cash.

299. How to efficiently save money as a Digital Nomad

Please feel free to add comments to this doc and add your investment theories and options for nomads. Photo by Pawel Janiak (Unsplash)

300. Bridge Pay — A Non-Custodial Multichain Debit Card for Everyone!

Join the waiting list today!

301. Rise of Open Banking & Real-Time Payments: Reimagining Finance

India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is a global case study to learn about the massive benefits that Open Banking can bring to the world through convenience

302. 200+ Essential Crypto & DEFI Tools for 2023

Over 250 of the most useful tools to navigate the wild world of cryptocurrency successfully!

303. 8 Unknown Facts About Bitcoin

Thought you knew everything about Bitcoin? This article will introduce you to 8 totally unknown facts about the king of digital currency.

304. Central Bank Digital Currencies and A Bretton Woods Moment

On October 15, Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the IMF, came with an announcement talking about A New Bretton Woods Moment.

305. Pheu Thai Party: 6-Month Digital Currency Handouts

The proposed ~$280 handout has all the hallmarks of a programmable CBDC, including expiry dates & geolocation-based restrictions: perspective

306. Money: A Basketcase [A Deep Dive]

The failures of the USD as a global reserve currency mean
that we must reimagine money.

307. What to do With All This Change? [Writing Prompt]

Interested in writing about new and emerging technology? Use this writing prompt to get some inspiration and pointers.

308. Uncovering the Dark Truth Behind De Hek and Kassam - Liars Targeting Apollo Fintech

So far, the cryptocurrency industry has grown to be one of the most lucrative in the world. After a decade of existence, Bitcoin has so far become the best performing asset – period. Statistics from last year show that Bitcoin was the best –performing investment class of the year, as well as the past decade.

309. Multichain Hack Part II: New Facts

Update about the Multichain hack with some new facts such as the arrest of Multichain CEO, updates from Fantom foundation, and how chain and investors react.

310. Does a Shadow Credit Score Decide Whether You Get an Apartment?

The vast tenant screening industry is subject to less regulation than credit scoring agencies, even though experts warn that algorithms introduce bias.

311. From CEX to DEX: The Shifting Landscape of Crypto Exchanges

Does the rise of decentralized exchanges denote the fall of centralized exchanges? Let us find out.

312. Is Investing In Cryptocurrency A Smart Move for Retirement?

The rise of cryptocurrency can be the next big thing to invest in, which is why it is a good idea to know what it is and what makes it so great.

313. The Crypto Update for Jan 2024: The Year of the Dragon with Bitcoin on Wall Street

DeFi news, some altcoins in our portfolio rise up to 1000%, Bitcoin hits Wall Street and beware of the institutions.

314. How and Why Mango Markets Was Able to Be Exploited by Attackers

How Mango Markets were manipulated by attackers to drain the platform of over a $110 million without needing any advanced hacks or other complex breaches.

315. Airtm To Launch A New ‘Enterprise Platform’

Airtm, the world's most connected digital dollar account, is announcing the launch of its new self-service Enterprise Platform.

316. Lucia Protocol Introduces a Visionary Undercollateralized Lending Protocol

Lucia is allowing users to have access to credit. It offers DeFi to the mainstream.

317. How Technology and Finance are Changing in Today’s World?

Technology and finance provide news, analysis, and insights on various business-related topics, including finance, upcoming global situations, and scopes.

318. FinTech Cybersecurity: How 'Capital One' Could Have Avoided a Data Breach

Even after investing heavily in securing IT infrastructure and developing security tools with AWS, Capital One failed to avoid data breaches. Here's why.

319. As Stablecoins Rise in Popularity, How Can It Benefit Traditional Payments?

320. Ethereum Is Making Itself Future Proof: What to Expect From the Ethereum Roadmap in 2024

This story highlight the key development of the Ethereum roadmap for 2024.

321. Who Really Owns Web3

The new buzzword “Web3” has recently jumped into the public’s mind.

322. The Future of Banking Will Only Be Bitcoin: Here's Why

Bankers often tell you about the future of banking, but none of them will have made you think about the fact that the future of banking has just no banks.

323. Startups: Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid to Launch a Project in a Bear Market

Despite the bear market startups should not turn off their projects in the crypto industry and Web 3.0. A few tips for projects on how to start in a bear market

324. CryptoHayes Has It Right and Wrong

Most Americans have serious shortcomings when it comes tocritiquing or, worse, understanding their country. Mr. Hayes provides classic examples of all of these.

325. Bitcoin is a Force Only for Good, Like Superman

Bitcoin is like Superman. It only wants to save people, not rule the world.

326. How Blockchain Relates to the Byzantine Generals Problem [One Minute Explanation]

Before we can understand how the Blockchain works, we need to understand the problem it is trying to solve.

327. Can AI Revolutionize the Efficiency of Algo Execution in Institutional Trading?

The AI revolution in FX appears to be focused on portfolio optimization through algorithmic trading and execution.

328. Economic Turmoil Couldn't Stop 8fig From Raising $140M to Propel Ecommerce SMBs

8fig, the continuous funding and management platform for ecommerce businesses, announced the closing of a $140 million Series B funding round.

329. Journey to the Future of Finance

What will the finance world look like in a couple of decades?

330. From Inside a Hedge Fund: Revelations From Insiders

Here we have collected some interesting facts about what is happening in hedge funds based on open sources.

331. Fintechs and the Stock-Based Loan Market

Today, companies that use stock-based lending to finance their businesses generally borrow at higher costs than if they used traditional debt financing.

332. What Makes a Smart Contract Platform “The Best”?

The question of “what makes the best smart contract platform” really depends on who’s asking it as there are many variables which will taken into account or not depending on who is asking the question. An investor will usually only consider the value of the underlying token, which isn’t necessarily an indicator of “the best.” As we know by now, token prices can rise and fall in minutes off the back of rumors and speculation. Just look at the value of Tron each time Justin Sun ends up in the press.

333. Greed To Green: Inside The New Trend Of Regenerative Finance

How can we go from an extractive to a regenerative economic system? ReFi is the web3 answer, using crypto and blockchain to tackle climate change.

334. Inflation is Taking a Toll on The Dollar [Infographic]

A look at the impacts of inflation as well as how gold is often a hedge against inflationary measures.

335. New Challenges for Digital Banking: How Neobanks Can Defend Against Cyberattacks

The rise of neobanking and banking ecosystems, and how businesses should protect themselves against cyber attacks

336. Introducing Bankera: Bank Account Alternative Focused on Crypto Businesses

337. Using Algorithms to Limit Loss in a Market Crash

Whether you're a retail or institutional investor, a traditional or alternative investor, you probably just lost a lot of money.

338. Peer-To-Peer Lending And How It Can Benefit Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses

In this article, I talk about how Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending is transforming the future of fintech companies and for smaller entities like entrepreneurs

339. The State Control over Property and Finance and How Bitcoin Can Help With Becoming Independent

World history shows that during the last 3,400 years, only 268 of them were completely peaceful. This means that none of us have lived a single year during which there was no war in one part or another of the world.

340. A Simple Introduction to Banking-as-a-service

Basics of Baas

341. One Thousand Ways to Make Money by PageFox - Table of Links

One Thousand Ways to Make Money, November 2017 by Page Fox is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

342. The History and Future of AI in Fintech

How artificial intelligence has impacted fintech, and what the future will bring.

343. The Great Hijacking of the Bitcoin Revolution Has Begun

BlackRock, other financial giants, banks, financial institutions, Michael J. Saylor, and others are complicit in a veritable theft.

344. Trust for Stablecoins: USDT is Top Choice for 38%

In HackerNoon’s weekly polls, for 03/13/23 - 03/29/23, we asked the HN community of 4M+ monthly readers what stablecoins they trust. Here's how they voted.

345. My Bot Helps You Trade Data - Introducing ARBot

Data is becoming increasingly recognised as an asset of value. So much so, in fact, that data marketplaces have opened up, establishing an emerging data economy. This has opened up a wealth of profit-making opportunities that most people are still unaware of. Having worked closely with leading data marketplaces for over a year, I decided to try my hand at something new: arbitrage with data as an asset.

346. Did You See the Two Bitmax Exchanges Yet? Don't Worry. It's OK.

If you have been paying attention to the global crypto space, you might have spotted two Bitmax exchanges. What is the confusion about and how to differentiate between them?

347. The Noonification: Ponzi Scheme Victims Beware: There Is No Such Thing As Easy Money (11/23/2023)

11/23/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

348. Monetary Systems and The Future

The future of money and the dollar in the world of crypto and Central Bank Digital Currencies - CBDC. What will change and how it might look like?

349. Jon Squires Interview: Key Tactics To Protect Yourself From Inflation

Global financial markets are tumbling again as market sell-off accelerates due to fears of lockdowns occurring again in parts of Europe. As the hopes of a faster economic recovery die down, the situation for small and medium enterprises and individuals is becoming bleaker day by day due to a fall in demand and no hopes for a fiscal stimulus from the government. With a dip in the business activity, individuals must hedge themselves against various financial and budgetary risks that are arising in the market today. I sat down with Jon Squires, CEO of Currency.com; a CIS regulated exchange for trading tokenized stocks, indices, commodities, and FX pairs with fiat or crypto to talk about global financial markets, technology, and how investors should hedge themselves against the market downside.

350. Why I Forked OpenBazaar

OpenBazaar 3.0 is expected to embody the ideals of decentralization.

351. Left Curve

352. How the Finance Industry Is Being Reshaped by Enterprise Blockchain

Decentralization and peer-to-peer exchanges, made possible by blockchain and distributed ledgers, are increasing the efficiency of financial transactions.

353. 7 Step Process To Develop a FinTech App That Drives ROI

Needless to mention that the FinTech development company you pick should have prior experience in developing FinTech solutions.

354. "Traditional Media Exhibit Bias Against Crypto", Alena Afanaseva CEO BeInCypto News Media

I recently sat down with the CEO of BeInCrypto Alena Afanaseva to discuss the rise of crypto journalism and the recent spate of anti-crypto narratives..........

355. Using Liquidity Mining 2.0 (LM2) to Distribute Rewards

A much better liquidity mining incentive design is to distribute reward tokens based on the AMM trading fees earned by liquidity positions.

356. How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Fraud Detection in Financial Services

In this article, you will find the common types of financial fraud and how artificial intelligence is transforming fraud detection in financial services.

357. AI Boom Propels Nvidia Revenue to Unprecedented Levels, Stunning Wall Street

Jensen Huang's company is quite literally the only business selling the metaphorical shovels during the ongoing AI gold rush, making it very, very rich.

358. How India Revolutionised its Digital Payment System

UPI has revolutionised the way Indians used to look at digital payment systems. In four years, it has surpassed Visa and MasterCard.

359. What is A Credit Spread And Why Is It Important?

There are many instruments on the financial market investment houses use to predict the future, describe the present and, of course, make money.

360. Are Nordic Nations Happier than Others?

The Nordic countries are known for the benefits they provide to their citizens for the sake of their happiness

361. Early GitHub Revenue: Year 1 (Almost $1M), Year 2 ($3M) and Year 3 ($9M)

A lot of the purpose behind GitHub Desktop was to make it so those recommendations could turn into active users a lot faster.

362. Understand Term Sheets - Part 2: Protection for Future Down-Rounds

Understanding pay-to-play and antidilution provisions in a term sheet

363. How Far Are We From CBDC?

Coronavirus has become the boogeyman of today. From public to financial health, almost every aspect of our lives were impacted by this pandemic. It has gotten to the point where some began spreading conspiracy theories about Covid-19, claiming that everything was planned, calculated and organized by one of the world powers.

364. How Crypto can Reach Mass Adoption

What will drive the next bull run? I believe it will be mass adoption of crypto driven by real-life utility.

365. Securities on Blockchain: Revolutionizing Capital Markets - Interview with Alex Nascimento, UCLA

Welcome to our series, "Behind the Startup." Tell us about your book on Security Token Offerings ('STOs') and your journey
into the blockchain industry?

366. The Myth of Wealth: Unraveling the Truth About Financial Prosperity

Unraveling the myth of wealth, this article explores the attainability of financial prosperity through consistent saving, strategic investing, and bitcoin impac

367. A Break Down of Financial Aid for Public Colleges in the US

The Student debt crisis is a pressing issue. As such, this article explores financial aid alternatives to be considered before taking out a student loan.

368. Top 6 Types Of Finance Technologies To Grow Your Business

Finance technology has a broad scope of application that keeps revolutionizing the field. Here is an overview of the main 6 ones that enable business growth.

369. How MicroStrategy Exposes the Absurdity of the Stock Market

It's all made up and the points don't matter.

370. The Crypto State of Affairs in 2021

The stories to track regarding government regulation that will determine the future of cryptocurrency.

371. Technology That Invalidates Regulation

As technological advancements continue to accelerate at an ever greater pace, the landscape of various industries is changing rapidly.

372. Teamwork, Humor and Fintech: Interview with 2022 Noonies Nominee Valerie Ejegi

An interview with 2022 HackerNoon Noonies nominee, Valerie Ejegi.

373. Explaining How DeFi Startups Raise Money to a 5-Year-Old

This tale is for laymen that wish to understand how DeFi companies raise money at the initial stage.

374. Gluwa: A Financial Haven for the Uncredited

Gluwa is pushing the radical idea that credit access should be available to anyone, anywhere.

375. Why I'm Optimistic About the Future of the Blockchain with TRON Founder Justin Sun

Justin Sun recently published a thought piece on the Milken Insitute website, citing his excitement and optimism about the future of blockchain.

376. Mayday

Dive into crypto market swings from 'Mayday' to hodler resilience. Unpack insights on US Treasury, Fed, and fiat liquidity. Stay bullish!

377. 556 Stories To Learn About Finance

Learn everything you need to know about Finance via these 556 free HackerNoon stories.

378. How a Digital Ruble Could Impact the Global Economy

The July 2023 announcement of a Russian CBDC is an interesting one, with the implications of a digital ruble, the Russian-Ukraine conflict, and other events.

379. Crypto Companies Score Big: How Sports Sponsorships Fuel Brand Growth and Engagement

Crypto brands are expanding their outreach with sports sponsorship deals worth staggering amounts of money.

380. What Merchants Care About: How POS and BNPL Improve Customer Experience and Boost Sales

Learn what merchants value most in POS and BNPL integrations—flexibility, support, and competitive terms that boost sales and enhance customer experiences.

381. DeFi's Opportunities and Dangers

Here is Part 1 of a beginner-friendly, eye-opening post where I try to demystify the complex world of DeFi.

382. How Fed's Rate Hike affects Crypto Market Sentiment

383. Crypto Banks Are About to Flip Traditional Banks

Move over traditional banks, crypto banks are the new move. Our guide explains everything you need to know about them. Click here for more.

384. Empowering Startup Employees: Equitybee Launches Equity Value Finder to Help Navigate Stock Options

Equitybee’s proprietary model uses multiple streams of information from trade data, valuations, and market sentiment.

385. Less Than a Year; Recession and Bitcoin Halving

What happens if the recession and halving year cross each other?

386. 10 Companies to Bet the Future of Your Career On

If you’re interested in great rewards, a career with a heavy tilt toward stock-based compensation could be right for you, depending on your risk tolerance.

387. Navigating Crypto: Crafting a Successful Trading Philosophy

The philosophy of Crypto Trading differs from cryptocurrency investing. Learning the main principles can give you an edge over other investors.

388. FinTech: A 2020 Retrospective, and 5 Finance Trends for 2021

389. Why it's Not a Good Idea to Quit Your Day Job Just Yet

Don't Quit Your Day Job (Yet) ft. Fiona Smith aka. The Millennial Money Woman

390. Low-Risk Investing for Beginners: 5 Types of Investments Not Related to Stocks and Crypto

What if I told you your investment portfolio can be a pleasant calm breeze of investment that provides us with low-risk returns.

391. Beyond the Hype: The 3 Blockchains Powering Modern Government and Sovereign Infrastructure in 2026

As institutional blockchain adoption hits a $933M market cap, discover why Ethereum, Hedera, and RYT are at the core of national digital identity and CBDC.

392. Your Gen Z Loved Ones Are Stressed About Money, An AI Coach Might Actually Help

Gen Z is overwhelmed by money stress. Here’s how new AI-first, emotionally aware fintech tools are reshaping financial support for a generation in crisis.

393. FTX, Alameda & SBF: A Breakdown of Events

A true representation of what went down with FTX, Alameda & SBF. This article also highlights the necessity of decentralization in the financial markets.

394. What Does Total Compensation Really Mean?

It is common to think of compensation purely as salary – money you get paid for the work you do. But many people get compensated with more than just salary.

395. Why Bitcoin Remains the Financial Asset of Choice the Long Term

So far in 2022, the entire crypto market has been impacted by wider economic and political uncertainties, led by Bitcoin, with prices down more than 50% over.

396. How AI is Rocking the Finance Industry

The financial market has evolved from what it used to be. There are a lot of redundant pictures stuck in the heads of everyone who are not a part of it and do not know how far it has come. The financial technology sector has accelerated its development during the last two decades and has created opportunities for people to trade from all across the world utilizing either their home computers, tablets, or even smartphones.

397. Why We Invested in Multis, The Self Custodian Bank for the Digital Era

Why we invested in Multis

398. The New Wolf of Wall Street: DeFi 2021 Overview and 2022 Outlook

The rapid growth #DeFi in 2021 exposed many flaws in the pioneering new financial system. In 2022, we look forward to improved #security, #insurance and more.

399. 11 Ways to Use Social Media to Promote Your Fintech Company

The fintech industry is growing rapidly and one of the ways to reach your potential clients is through social media. Learn how to leverage the different socials

400. An Introduction to Relative Strength Index Trading Strategies

Relative Strength Index (RSI) is another staple indicator of the technical analysis world. What is the Relative Strength Index? It measures the speed and change of price movements to evaluate if a stock is overbought or oversold. A wildly popular tool among traders, it is also widely misunderstood.

401. One Thousand Ways to Make Money, November 2017 by Page Fox: Preface

One Thousand Ways to Make Money, November 2017 by Page Fox is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

402. Financial Products That Combine The Innovation and Purpose: The Choice of Conscious Consumers

Consumers look for products that enable them to contribute to sustainability. Banks and fintech companies can address this need with innovation.

403. Cryptocurrency Exchanges, FTX Collapse, Regulation and Bank Runs: A Summary

A look at crypto exchanges, regulation and bank runs.

404. The Man Who Takes His Bank to Bed With Him

One Thousand Ways to Make Money, November 2017 by Page Fox is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

405. Venus Protocol Launches $1 Million Dollar Grant Program to Promote Innovation in DeFi

Venus, is introducing a grants programme to stimulate innovation within its ecosystem.

406. Ignoring the Billionaires

Billionaires matter in America. Ignore them at your own risk.

407. A Beginner's Guide to Crypto Day Trading

A Beginner's Guide to Crypto Day Trading

408. Understanding the Role of PCI DSS in the Finance Industry

Learn how PCI DSS helps secure financial data and transactions in the finance industry. Discover its benefits and how it affects compliance requirements.

409. Uncovering the Benefits and Risks of Central Bank Digital Currencies: An In-Depth Analysis

CBDCs, despite their promises of increased economic inclusion, pose a significant threat to our privacy and financial freedom.

410. Mercuryo and Revolut Launch Revolut Pay

Mercuryo and Revolut have announced the launch ofRevolut Pay on non-custodial wallets.

411. Be Careful About Altcoin Metrics

BTC dominance and TOTAL[X] charts might not be doing you any favors.

412. Don't Buy Another Stock Without Reading These 16 Tips

Don't buy another stock without reading these 16 tips: Here are 16 tips when looking at when a stock.

413. CBDC vs. Cryptocurrencies: Which Technology Will Dominate the Future?

Banks around the world are introducing Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Will they transform the world economic system? Let's find out.

414. 15 Wall Street Institutions Bullish On Bitcoin

If you were a CEO of a large financial institution three years ago, publicly stating support for Bitcoin would be suicidal.

415. Pioneering the Future of Tech: Solidus AI Tech Unveils a New Era with AIaaS, BaaS, and HPC

Pioneering the Future of Tech: Solidus AI Tech Unveils a New Era with AIaaS, BaaS, and HPC

416. If You File for Bankruptcy, What Happens to Your Cryptocurrency?

Is crypto exempt in bankruptcy? Are you required to disclose crypto in bankruptcy? Learn what happens to your crypto if you file for Bankruptcy.

417. Diderot Effect: Why You Buy What You Don’t Need and How To Stop

We buy one item and suddenly see the need to purchase other items to complement it without realizing that obtaining one item creates a spiral of consumption

418. How Security Tokens Benefit Small Investors

To onboard more investors into the security token ecosystem there is a need to educate investors on some of its benefits

419. About Bitcoin: What Altcoins and Shitcoins Don't Seem To Get

After 30 years of trial and error, this new, pristine asset class called Bitcoin has emerged, it’s here, staring at you in the face. It works.

420. The Latest Developments in De-dollarization

The past month has been anything but boring as the narrative about de-dollarization gains momentum.

421. How Does Self-Management Makes You a Better Crypto Investor ?

Master these Self-Management areas to become a better investor: Goals management | Time management | Energy management | Focus management | Emotional management

422. How Open Source and AI Will Change the Future of Finance

My prediction is that open source + AI will disrupt the financial sector in the upcoming years.

423. How to Secure Your Financial Future as a Self Employed Entrepreneur

If you're a self-employed entrepreneur, becoming financially stable should be a priority of yours. But it can be rough if you have no idea where to start. With a little bit of learning and skill, you can plot a course towards a safe financial future.

424. Why Financial Sentiment Analysis Failed Without Explainability (And How I Fixed It)

If you're building AI systems for high-stakes domains—finance, healthcare, criminal justice—remember this: a model is not a product until it's explainable.

425. The UK's Economic Outlook for 2023

Currently, the UK economy is living through tough times.

426. What Does Apple’s Stock Split Mean?

427. How Blockchain Technology Is Being Used In Clearance & ICT Services

The financial sector has shown an increasing interest in blockchain technology. The technology has already seen adoption by traditional finance firms.

428. Millionaire Crypto Influencer Found Chopped in a Suitcase😨

.. and BlackRock reveals its perfect portfolio standard.

429. Can Blockchain Help Close the Gender Gap in Finance?

The DeFi movement gives power to female investors in a way legacy banking never has.

430. 9 Indispensable Factors to Consider Before Starting an IT Services Business

More than half of the small businesses in the United States do not make it to the fifth year. The big question now is: How do you create a successful business?

431. How To Save Money Fast: A Guide on Building That Stash

Ever wondered how to save enough money in a short period of time? Find out how to save money fast and build that stash for a rainy day.

432. [A Response] to the Citron Research Report on Nanox

Story first seen here, republished as well to Hackernoon on 9/20/2020 2:28PM

433. Futuristic Future of Human in the World of Financial Technologies

Finance has entered a phase of radical charge, promising much for both consumers and those leading the revolution.

434. Embedded Finance is a Liferaft in the Recession

Economists forecast a steep recession. Here's how EmFi, or embedded finance, is helping firms provide fintech solutions at a low cost to survive the downturn.

435. What's the Future of Crypto in India?

I have been in a dilemma For months about whether I should invest in cryptocurrency or not.

436. Could Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank Collapse Soon?

The stock prices of Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank are plummeting. Both international investment banks’ shares are currently trading at 0.23x and 0.3x tangible

437. How Do Cryptocurrencies Influence Financial Markets?

Since their inception, cryptocurrencies have positively influenced how financial markets conduct their affairs, setting new standards.

438. Crypto Philanthropy Promotes Worldwide Donations Through Cross Border Payments

Philcoin was created to bridge philanthropy and technology to create the largest-ever philanthropic movement.

439. A Tract on Monetary Reform: Chapter I - II. Changes in the Value of Money, As affecting Production

A fluctuation in the measuring-rod of value does not alter in the least the wealth of the world, the needs of the world, or the productive capacity of the world

440. How to Build Blockchain Financial Services Applications

A Comprehensive Guide on how to Build a Blockchain Financial Services Application to Ensure that your Company's Idea Becomes the Next Big Thing in Fintech

441. The Risk and Reward of Yield Farming

Yield farming tends to have much higher returns due to a protocol's high need for liquidity. However, the higher returns come with increased risk.

442. THORWallet DEX: Filling the DeFi Retail Market Gap

Decentralized finance (DeFi) is democratizing finance by replacing outdated institutions and legacy infrastructure with peer-to-peer networks.

443. Combatting Cross-Border Payment Fraud: A Call to Action for Secure Transactions

With a desire to increase the speed of processes across organizations and government agendas, there is a modern imperative to streamline cross-border payments.

444. Why the Return of Optimism to Wall Street Could be Slower Than Expected

While the stock markets in America have been volatile, it is worth noting that Wall Street has bounced quite significantly from the worst of the pressure.

445. Traditional stocks and crypto exchanges. Convergence paves the way to new era of finance

I, Viktor Kochetov, CEO at Kyrrex, a digital wallet and professional cryptocurrency, discuss and explain common traits, distinctions and why this interaction is a win-win.

446. Why are International Money Transfer Apps so Popular?

Online payment platforms transform your smartphone into a pocket bank, allowing you to pay bills remotely and send money.

447. Best Practices of Cloud Networks Usage in Fintech

Making good use of a could network first requires firms to consider if they would be meeting their regulatory obligations before ensuring network resilience.

448. A Tract on Monetary Reform: Chapter III - IV. The Forward Market in Exchanges

Transactions in “spot” exchange are for cash—that is to say, cash in one currency is exchanged for cash in another currency.

449. Fintech: How COVID Affected Payments and the Underbanked

The COVID-19 pandemic was a disruptor in the purest startup sense. The immediate shift to remote work, school, and socially distanced ways of life accelerated innovation by an estimated five years.

450. Benzinga Kick Off Flagship Conferences Recognizing and Fueling Innovation In Finance

‘Where Deals Get Done’: Benzinga Kick Off Flagship Conferences Recognizing and Fueling Innovation In Finance.

451. Can Banks Take Your Money? The Legal and Financial Implications of Bail-Ins

The rise of bank bail-ins: Understanding what they mean and how they can affect your funds.

452. 5 Ways DeFi Is Impacted By the Adoption of Embedded Finance in the Blockchain Industry

The integration of financial services by non-financial organisations is referred to as embedded finance. This system has changed the way we engage with money.

453. A Tract on Monetary Reform: Chapter III - The Theory of Money and of the Foreign Exchange

Parts of this chapter raise, unavoidably, matters of much greater difficulty to the layman than the rest of the book.

454. Busting Financial Myths: "The Ignorant Retail Investor"

If you Google "ignorant retail traders," you'll find mentions on the Financial Times, Seeking Alpha, Wired, Berkshire Money Management, The Street, and even The South China Morning Post.

455. When Things Go Wrong, What Happens to Total Compensation?

There is an agreement that if you do your job properly, you will be compensated for it. But what happens to total compensation when things go badly wrong?

456. 6 Expert Cybersecurity Strategies for Financial Institutions

Investing in security is vital, but major breaches still happen irrespective of advancements. Financial organizations can take these 6 steps to better security.

457. Preventing LLM Hallucinations in High-Stakes Banking Operations

RAG improves LLM context. It doesn't guarantee correct reasoning over that context. For CCAR and BCBS 239 environments, that gap needs an architectural answer.

458. Maximizing Value of FP&A With Enterprise Planning Management

Unlock growth and optimize financial performance with Enterprise Planning Management. Harness insights through FP&A for strategic value creation.

459. The Intersection of Blockchain Technology and Fintech

Blосkсhаіn tесhnоlоgу іѕ оnе of thе lеаdіng іnnоvаtіоnѕ аnd hаѕ thе роtеntіаlѕ tо mаkе оur financial іnduѕtrу mоrе trаnѕраrеnt.

460. Building a Custom Solution for Financial Analytics

The success of financial services is highly dependent on data accuracy and analytics. Creating a custom solution helps to overcome this challenge.

461. Web3 Technology and Universal Basic Income: A Solution to Alleviating Poverty?

Poverty in the United States is a complex issue but emerging web3 technologies can provide efficient and auditable delivery methods for public assistance.

462. Thrilled to be Recognized as Startup of the Year in New York City

From a personal perspective, I have leveraged quite a few tools to grow into a CEO. These range from therapists and coaches to SSRIs and budgeting exercises.

463. The Future of Finance in the Era Of Shadow Banking and Decentralized Exchanges

In an era where shadow banks and decentralized payments have become the new cool, this article looks at what could be the future of traditional finance.

464. Crowdlending is Redefining Growth in Emerging Markets

An increasingly popular way to connect entrepreneurs and secure investment, crowdlending is proving to be a key driver for innovative growth stage businesses. It connects those businesses that have great potential and disruptive ideas with major investors, empowering emerging markets around the world, especially in developing countries.

465. 6 Financial Mistakes That Prove To Be Fatal For Startups

466. The Short Guide to Decentralised Finance (DeFi)

With DeFi, crypto assets can be put to use in ways not possible with fiat currencies or traditional financial products, though it has its own quirks to it.

467. The Greatest Cult In History Is Your Money (And Bitcoin Knows It)

How modern fiat currency systems employ cult-like psychological manipulation techniques, and why Bitcoin might be our escape from financial indoctrination.

468. Saving for the Future - Deception in the Financial Status Quo

Deception in the age of fintech and investment savings.

469. Open Codebase and DAP Launch to Incentivize Network Participation [AVA Labs Update]

Blockchains are notoriously challenging network structures to scale, both in performance - such as latencies, throughput, and number of validators - as well as in feature sets - such as customizability of the bytecode that the blockchain executes.

470. The Current Debt-Based System Is Enslaving You

It's time to start looking for a system that protects you. It starts with a B.

471. What the Twitter and eToro Partnership Means for Crypto Trading

Is this a game changer for crypto adoption?

472. Investment DAOs: What they are and How they Work

An investment DAO is the one that is involved in raising and investing capital into digital assets like cryptocurrencies, NFTs, virtual real estate, etc.

473. Finance != Future of Blockchain But Cross-Domain Collaboration is

Once upon a time, the emerging of the blockchain seemed to initiate a parallel new era, a utopia of the Value Internet. However, now the tide has receded, Bitcoin and Ethereum, as the flagships of the blockchain, are still struggling to get out of the dark tunnel, and the difficulty of landing various blockchain applications still has not been resolved.

474. 103 Stories To Learn About Banking

Learn everything you need to know about Banking via these 103 free HackerNoon stories.

475. Will Cryptocurrency Ever Deliver on Its Grand Vision?

Certain experts already contend that a crypto-based financial system will exacerbate many of the issues with conventional banking.

476. "You Have to Have Privacy, But to What Scale and Under Whose Control?" - Adel de Meyer

477. Will China's Metaverse Alone be Worth $8 Trillion?

The US based investment firm Morgan Stanley has estimated that the Metaverse might be worth about $8 Trillion in China in a note to investors published today

478. Here’s Why It Is Easier For Startups To Set Up Shop in Singapore and Hong Kong

479. What Is Traditional Finance & Why Is the Current Financial System on Shaky Ground?

Traditional financial systems are in trouble. DeFi is trying to fix that.

480. Crypto Banks’ Audience Research 2023: Investment Goals, Involvement, and Fears

A large-scale study of needs, wishes, and fears of the crypto audience.

481. WaaS for Finance: How Banks and Retailers Can Leverage Wallet-as-a-Service?

WaaS, or Wallet-as-a-Service, is an innovative FinTech delivery model that allows financial companies to jumpstart their eWallet businesses from scratch.

482. Insurance for Digital Assets Can Help to Protect Users in the Crypto Space

Cryptocurrency insurance can be instrumental in reducing the losses that come with engaging in the crypto market.

483. The Single Biggest Problem Plaguing Crypto Adoption

Today, 19% of the world’s population have purchased cryptocurrencies.

484. SEC vs. Crypto — Cut the Noise and Focus on the Real Signal: Bitcoin

Bitcoin Remains in Its Own Category: That of a Unique Monetary Revolution.

485. Why Stock Market Turmoil Won’t Put the Breaks on Fintech’s International Surge

With global markets reeling from heavy losses at the beginning of August, newfound investor appetite for sustainable growth could see renewed interest.

486. How Social Trading Paves the Way for a Decentralized Future

The lack of full ownership and open access threatens the sustainability of wealth preservation and growth for traders. Social trading could be the solution.

487. Decentralized Indices

Passive exposure to cryptoassets

488. How to Commit Your ALGO to Become a Governor — Algorand Governance: Period 7

Become an ALGORAND Governor Today!

489. 6 Benefits of Cloud Computing in Finance

Understand the different ways cloud computing benefit the financial industry.

490. Nixon Shock, Bitcoin Pizzas, Beirut and Refugees

Interview with Tey el-Rjula, author of The Invisible Son, about Bitcoin, being unbanked, & Bitcoin Pizzas in a refugee camp, on the anniversary of Nixon Shock.

491. Building a Financial News Platform in Brazil

Brazil’s financial landscape is unique. Despite these dynamics, millions of Brazilians lack access to financial education.

492. Revolutionizing Traditional Finance: How DeFi is Poised to Disrupt the Status Quo

Most of the growth in DeFi has been driven by a couple of factors, unique to the technology, which are more advanced than the traditional finance systems.

493. How Are Crypto Yields Generated?

The implosions in the crypto ecosystem highlight the need for a better understanding of how yields are generated and the risks they entail.

494. 178 Stories To Learn About Investment

Learn everything you need to know about Investment via these 178 free HackerNoon stories.

495. What is Bad Debt?

Being in debt can be frustrating, but here is an article designed to help you pay off those loans and get back on your feet.

496. International Tech Sanctions: A Summary for Startup Founders

497. Wealth Is Moving Beyond London, New York, and Zurich

Wealth is shifting from London and New York to smaller hubs like Belize and Panama in search of efficiency, flexibility, and functional governance.

498. The IRS is Coming: Why You Shouldn't Pay Crypto Taxes

Preparing for income taxes and understanding what happens with your cryptocurrency in the process.

499. Diversifying your portfolio? Here are some tips you should try

When the economy is expanding and stock markets soaring, it seems almost impossible to sell an asset for any amount less than the purchasing price. However, the economy is ever-changing, making it hard to predict market conditions. It is imperative for investors to have a well-diversified portfolio for any market condition.

500. New Research Paper May Indicate That Visa is Developing a Retail Blockchain Product

Cryptology ePrint Archive has published a paper, entitled ‘LucidiTEE: Policy-compliant Fair Computing at Scale’, credited to a trio of staff members working for Visa and Visa Research by the names of Rohit Sinha, Sivanarayana Gaddam, and Ranjit Kumaresan.

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Let's learn about Finance And Banking via these 122 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Finance and banking is the sector managing money, credit, investments, and financial services. It is fundamental to global economies, facilitating transactions, capital formation, and wealth management.

1. Profiting in Times of Crises: The Silicon Valley Bank Story

Examining interest rates' evolution & their role in modern economies. Discussing COVID-19, Ukraine war & inflation's impact on SVB's collapse & stakeholders.

2. DeFi's Collateralized Debt Protocols

[3. Fintech Will Eventually Eat the Banks:

4. The 16 Highest-Paying Cities for Investment Bankers in the U.S

Investment bankers can earn some hefty pay, helping to make it one of the most popular careers on Wall Street. What do they get paid in U.S cities?

5. Unlocking Growth for Tech Companies: The Power of Strategic M&A

Unlocking Growth for Tech Companies: The Power of Strategic M&A. It is time to dispel the stigma surrounding M&A.

6. Best Fintech Startup Ideas of 2019

7. Are Rising Interest Rates Going to Propel Neobanks?

For two years between 2020 and 2022, the US Federal Funds rate was 0.25%.

8. Unmasking the Crypto Crackdown: Operation Chokepoint 2.0 Revealed

Diving deep into the US Government's covert attack on Cryptocurrency's financial lifelines.

9. RuPay: The Indian Card Payment Alternative Rivals Visa and Mastercard

Story of how RuPay, an Indian alternative for Visa and MasterCard became a giant in the plastic card industry within a span of a decade.

10. Top 6 Challenges of Digital Transformation in Banking

Discover the top six obstacles preventing the banking sector from embracing digital transformation and fully leveraging its benefits.

11. Enhancing Competitive Advantage in E-commerce Using BaaS and Embedded Finance

Morgan Stanley predicts that the e-commerce market will grow from $3.3 trillion in early 2022 to $5.4 trillion in 2026.

12. Central Banks To Start Holding Crypto on Their Balance Sheets

The Bank of International Settlements, BIS, recently released a report titled “ Prudential Treatment of Crypto Asset Exposure.”

13. 7 FinTech Trends for Financial Service Providers to Keep a Note of in 2022

To help you keep up with all the latest FinTech innovations, we have compiled a list of seven emerging trends affecting the FinTech industry. Read now!

14. Crypto Meets Banks: How Gluwa Bridges the Gap Between Two Worlds

How Gluwa bridges crypto and traditional finance, giving the unbanked access to credit and connecting global capital with local needs.

15. API Economy as a Key for the Success of Banking and Finance in the Future

Application Programming Interfaces are an integral part of the emerging digital space. Without them, benefiting from many of today’s habitual financial services would be at least difficult if not impossible. In this piece, Andersen’s experts in FinTech software development will tell how API-based IT solutions contribute to the success of banks and financial organizations.

16. How To Safely Invest In Binary Options And Avoid The Scam

Here are the three red flags of a binary options scam, a hugely risky bet on the stock market that may promise high returns with a high risk of fraud.

17. The EU's New Anti-Money Laundering Authority and its Crime Prevention Focus

Explore the establishment of AMLA in Europe and its impact on financial crime prevention.

18. US Rep Ro Khanna’s Five-Point Plan: The Time for Political Reform is Now

In a rare display of bipartisan unity, U.S. representative Ro Khanna took to the House floor to passionately advocate for his groundbreaking "five-point plan"..

19. Brick-And-Mortar Banks are Losing the Battle to their Digital Counterparts

20. Blockchain-Powered Mobile Wallets Are Changing The Cross-Border Payments Landscape

21. 2021 will be the year when DeFi and banks finally learn to work together

The 2020 version of DeFi looked like a radical and frankly weird alternative to legacy banking. But in 2021, we might start moving to DeFi v.2 – one that banks and corporations can embrace. However, it will be very different from the sushi swaps and yield farming crazes that we've seen so far, with bank-friendly projects like Cryptoenter taking the lead.

22. Blockchain Regulations Must Empower Those Outside the Traditional Banking System

23. Open Banking and the Nigerian FinTech: Everything You Need to Know

By supporting incubators, accelerators, and other innovation hubs, Nigeria can create an environment that nurtures home-grown FinTechs...

24. WTF is DeFi? 🤔

We are living in a new world. The last few years have been instrumental in positive changes in both the financial and technological sectors. In the last few months, we’ve seen a major surge in ‘DeFi services’ and we want to help you understand why products such as Raise will help mold and revolutionize the way we think of money.

25. Why is Africa Being Called the Next Silicon Valley?

The technological industry is one of the largest and fastest-growing sectors of the global economy. Innovation and novelty within this field have been evident for decades now, as technology is gradually becoming an inseparable part of our daily lives. Our daily activities are almost unimaginable without gadgets and the internet. Everything nowadays is interconnected and technological solutions are substituting a growing number of traditional products and services.

26. Banks Are the Key to Crypto Adoption in the United States

Cryptocurrency is about to become more accessible, thanks to a new mandate by the United States Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC). Now, National Banks and Federal Savings Associations “of all sizes” can provide cryptocurrency custody to customers, a report from The Block notes.

27. Why DeFi is the Future of Finance

DeFi democratizes financial products, improving access for every customer. Meet the first DeFi platform to partner with a licensed and regulated bank.

28. Crypto Processing in 2022: Trends and Risks to Look out for

The future of money is clearly digital, powered by decentralized blockchain technology.

29. CryptoHayes Has It Right and Wrong

Most Americans have serious shortcomings when it comes tocritiquing or, worse, understanding their country. Mr. Hayes provides classic examples of all of these.

30. Wall Street Wants All Of Your Bitcoin

I know a few people in finance.

31. The Emergence of Crypto Visa in 2023

In this era of a radical transformation of traditional finance, it seems to be natural development that credit and debit cards are the next set of products

32. A Simple Introduction to Banking-as-a-service

Basics of Baas

33. Cryptocurrency in 2023: What To Know Before Investing Your First $10

Cryptocurrencies run on blockchain technology. They are independent of any traditional regulation. Artificial Intelligence in crypto may be the next big thing.

34. What is Cloud Security in Banking?

Discover how cloud security is transforming banking practices, safeguarding sensitive customer data, and addressing rising cyber threats.

35. Explaining How DeFi Startups Raise Money to a 5-Year-Old

This tale is for laymen that wish to understand how DeFi companies raise money at the initial stage.

36. 10 Spy Apps for Android without Target Phone10 Spy Apps for Android without Target Phone

Want to monitor the phone activities of your child, spouse, or employees? Wondering how to spy on someone’s phone without them knowing for free?

37. Commonly Used Components in Android Development

Android app development centres around adding the same commonly used components that are both flexible and powerful, making them important for developers to get

38. Embedded Finance is a Liferaft in the Recession

Economists forecast a steep recession. Here's how EmFi, or embedded finance, is helping firms provide fintech solutions at a low cost to survive the downturn.

39. Blackrock & Billionaires Buy Bitcoin Whilst There is Blood in the Streets

The SEC tries to squash crypto, but Blackrock, Fidelity, HSBC and many other institutions are piling into Bitcoin.

40. Banks Make Money Off you, Not for You - Unhashed #16

Sean Rach, the co-founder of a not-for-profit finance service platform hi, talks about the digital finance ecosystem and the evolution of the crypto markets.

41. Could Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank Collapse Soon?

The stock prices of Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank are plummeting. Both international investment banks’ shares are currently trading at 0.23x and 0.3x tangible

42. Can Banks Take Your Money? The Legal and Financial Implications of Bail-Ins

The rise of bank bail-ins: Understanding what they mean and how they can affect your funds.

43. Do All Banks Have to Become Fintechs to Better Manage SME Customers?

Will banks successfully marry digital technologies with their SME customer management approaches in this new age of ‘creative destruction’? If yes, how?

44. 103 Stories To Learn About Banking

Learn everything you need to know about Banking via these 103 free HackerNoon stories.

45. Will China's Metaverse Alone be Worth $8 Trillion?

The US based investment firm Morgan Stanley has estimated that the Metaverse might be worth about $8 Trillion in China in a note to investors published today

46. Crypto Banks’ Audience Research 2023: Investment Goals, Involvement, and Fears

A large-scale study of needs, wishes, and fears of the crypto audience.

47. How Open Banking Can Revolutionize Dated Banking Systems in the US

48. 6 Benefits of Cloud Computing in Finance

Understand the different ways cloud computing benefit the financial industry.

49. The Future of Offshore Crypto: An Overview

Cryptocurrency and the future of Offshore

50. Digital Banks are Going to Disrupt the Digital Assets Industry

Can banking and digital assets co-exist in an effective way? Switzerland seems to think so.

51. Examining the Risk of a Banking Crisis in the United States

Are we heading to a bank crisis in the US?

52. 43 Stories To Learn About Financial Services

Learn everything you need to know about Financial Services via these 43 free HackerNoon stories.

53. Capital as a Commodity: How Technology is Reshaping Global Finance

How this startup is reshaping global finance by making capital a commodity.

54. MillenniumIT: A Poem

We have now established the market's
opened income.

55. Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Portfolio Managers in The Financial Industry?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) chess gamers and poker players have already proven they could beat human masters. What’s to stop AI from doing the same with financial markets? What happens when AI becomes a portfolio player?

56. Nexo Launches Personal USD Accounts Across 150 Countries

Nexo is the first platform to offer USD, EUR, and GBP accounts in users' names.

57. What Is Stopping Institutions From Taking the Path to Liquid Staking

Institutions do have certain reasons for being cautious of the crypto market - but the innovation of liquid staking removes all such concerns.

58. Digital Transformation in Banks – Role of Document Automation

Document Automation is the perfect start to digital transformation. It offers a low-risk investment with immediate returns for banks.

59. How Distributed Ledgers Are Generating New Career Opportunities For Younger Generations

Blockchains are disrupting the world - younger generations might want to think twice about the legacy education system.

60. 84 Stories To Learn About Finance And Banking

Learn everything you need to know about Finance And Banking via these 84 free HackerNoon stories.

61. How Digital Banking is Challenging the Status Quo

Digital banking has exploded in popularity this year, leading to a sharp rise in interest and increased attention from the traditional finance sector.

62. Evergrande's Collapse Calls for the Financial Shift?

The recent court order to wind up Evergrande, the world's most indebted developer, has brought a chain of reactions from far beyond the real estate sector.

63. Will Bitcoin’s ‘Retail’ Investors Ever Arrive?

Imagine I told you about a technology that could revolutionize finance and governance.

64. Credit for AI Agents: Giving Autonomous Machines Their Own Financial Reputation

Creditcoin builds blockchain-based credit histories for AI agents, enabling trust, loans, and reputation in autonomous machine economies.

65. Why Bank Collapses are Good News

Bank collapses are bad for cash and good for crypto. Where are you invested?

66. Cybersecurity in FinTech Applications: Protecting Financial Data and Preventing Fraud

As digital finance grows exponentially, cybersecurity in fintech applications has never been more critical.

67. How IT Shapes The New Customer Experience

Why is customer experience in banks so important, and what components can be used to improve it?

68. Welcome to California, Where Your Face Is Your Credit Card

69. Replacing SWIFT? A Realistic Look at Blockchain’s Role in Cross‑Border Settlement

A realistic analysis of blockchain’s role in cross-border settlement and whether it can truly replace SWIFT in global payments.

70. How Open Banking Helps Bridge the Financial Divide for Gig Workers

Typically, banks prefer predictable and stable customers. And yet, due to the sporadic nature of gig workers’ income, they don’t make for safe and reliable.

71. Then Vs Now: How Banking Has Changed Over Time?

72. The Memecoin Revolution: How This Quirky Investment Trend is Changing the Way We Think About Money

Following in the footsteps of Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, the PEPE token has become the talk of the town among crypto traders.

73. How Banks Can Strategically Counter the FinTech Disruption in 2023 and Beyond

Let's explore how banks and credit unions can strategically counter the FinTech disruption in 2023 and beyond. Read on.

74. Not Content With Bringing Credit-Scoring to DeFi, We're Now Uniting Payments with Creditworthiness

We here at LedgerScore set out to fix that problem by building a credit scoring infrastructure designed for decentralized finance.

75. What To Do if The Bank Mistakenly Reported You as Deceased

Investigate, complain, and maybe sue

76. Cryptocurrencies Will Go Mainstream in the U.S. and Other Bold Predictions for 2020

Everybody’s making predictions about 2020, mostly about the price of bitcoin.

77. 5 Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Use Cases in Banking and Finance

Did you know that human error in the financial sector results in 25,000 hours of avoidable rework on average per enterprise and costs $878,000 per year?

78. What Makes TradFi Different From DeFi?

You may have seen numerous articles about decentralized finance (DeFi) and its claims that it will radically change the traditional finance (TradFi) sector.

79. On Bringing the Change to Financial Education, with Ivan Muck, CEO at ff.next

An interview with the Co-Founder and CEO of the Hungarian mobile banking firm, Ivan Muck about how he and his startup got started and some lessons learned.

80. The Banking Revolution: Will Stablecoins Destroy Financial Giants?

Stablecoins are forcing a long-overdue upgrade of the global financial system, but they also pose risks to monetary sovereignty and consumer protection.

81. Subprime 2.0 – Is 2008 is back?

CIA Supervisor:

82. On Empowering Community Financial Institutions: Interview with Har Rai Khalsa, MK Decision's CEO

An interview with the founder of MK Decision, a San Diego-based startup, where Har Rai Khalsa shares the origin story, the motivation, and company culture.

83. How Consumer Protection Tools Are Shaping a Safer Tomorrow for Everyone

Empowering safety in the digital era: Consumer protection tools redefine security, from online transactions to healthcare and gambling industry.

84. DeFi: The Disruption Felt 'Round the World'

Legacy banks have held the power for too long. Decentralized Finance put the power back into the hands of the people.

85. Startup Interview with Oona Rokyta, CEO and Co-Founder, Lance

Lance is the first financial guidance account for creators and flexible workers.

86. The Future of the Banking Industry

It is hard to believe that soon banks will lose their hegemony, but the process is happening and cryptocurrency is a big part of the reason

87. Clever Financial Hacks You Need to Try

In this thread, our community shared a few clever financial hacks you need to start using today.

88. Crypto Market’s Going Up Again. Time to Pause the Revolution

Principles don't matter once prices go up

89. How to Generate Additional Streams of Revenue via Embedded Banking

Wish to unlock new revenue paths for your business and that too from your existing products? Say hello to embedded banking & finance!

90. Advocating for Self-Regulation in the Global Digital Asset Space

Proposing New standards for digital asset classification and regulation.

91. Here's Everything You Need to Know About Silicon Valley Bank's Collapse

March 10, 2023, was a bad day for Silicon Valley Bank customers but not as much as it was for the bank.

92. Tech Startups Need to Manage Financials Well - Now More Than Ever

Recent trends and economic challenges mean startups need expert financial management now more than ever.

93. What Does the Future Hold for Mobile Money?

In an East African country, an idea that gives birth to the developing world by storm. The concept of mobile money solution was introduced in Kenya in 2007 by two mobile network operators, namely Safaricom and Vodafone.

94. Top 8 Mobile Banking Trends in 2021

Mobile banking has revolutionized the entire banking infrastructure and with advanced technologies like automation, AI & ML, blockchain, biometrics...

95. US Lawmakers Introduce the 'SEC Stabilization Act' to Fire Chair Gary Gensler and Reform the SEC

In a bold move to restore accountability and protect American investors, U.S. Congressman have unveiled an ambitious piece of legislation...

96. How Growth Financing helps to grow Tech Companies

Tech companies need funds in the initial stages to market and advertise their brand. The financing of a tech economy requires significant capital.

97. The Value of Bitcoin Is Far More Important Than Its Price

Smartphone + Internet Connection = Bank For Everyone Everywhere Every Time Permissionless And Trustless.

98. Should you Switch to a Challenger Bank in 2021?

Should you switch to a challenger bank in 2021? Will fintech really make a difference in how you manage your money? Find out if you should change your bank.

99. Onlookers Question SVB Executive Salaries Following Collapse

CEO Greg Becker received $9.9 million in compensation, while two other executives received $4.6 million and $3.6 million, respectively.

100. Mobile Payments Systems: How Close Is the Death of Physical Banking?

Is online banking causing the death of phsyical banking? 5 top implications of online banking app and digital cards

101. 5 Benefits of Using Robotic Process Automation in Banking

In this article, we explored the applications of RPA in the banking sector.

102. Creating a digital-first credit model designed for underbanked micro-businesses with Sean Salas

Camino Financial is an AI-powered Community Development Financial Institution (neo-CDFI) offering affordable credit to underbanked Latinx entrepreneurs.

103. How Growth Funding Helps Businesses?

Does business need financial help for growth? Learn how growth funding can help your company reach the next level.

104. A Sigh of Relief: CPI Cools Down as Bitcoin Soars Past $30K

BTC is proving to be among the best assets to have been invested in during 2023 in the crypto scene as many other digital assets have vastly underperformed BTC.

105. SVB Doesn't Deserve a Bailout: Here's Why

Alf goes into why SVB doesn't deserve a bailout.

106. Borrow Without a Lender: a Decentralized Guaranteed Income System

Borrow from yourself. At zero interest. This story is about a bank-killing DeFi cryptocurrency plan that involves a Guaranteed Income (GI) system.

107. Tokenomics by Grammar

How AI-generated syntax builds trust in crypto finance. This study introduces SDRI to detect syntactic risk in token disclosures.

108. The Crypto Market’s Up Again. The Grief Cycle Continues

Our financial leaders put on a brave face, but inside they're grieving.

109. The Battle Rages On: Binance.US Shifts to Crypto-Only Exchange Amidst Regulatory Pressure

An unexpected turn of events has sent shockwaves through the cryptocurrency community as Binance.US announces...

110. Financing Options Tech Companies Can Leverage for Growth

Growth financing can take many forms, from lines of credit extended by a traditional bank to small business loans from the federal government’s Small Business

111. Unlock Your Business Survival and a Fortune With Financial Accounting

All this knowledge helps to think strategically. Financial education is the key to successful management.

112. Steroids For Your App Development: A Recipe For Exponential Growth

Factoring is the perfect solution for app developers who need a capital influx to sustain the app development.

113. Online Banking Apps: Extra Features Banks Need to Stay Competitive

Online banking is on a steady path to success, surpassing traditional financial institutions in reliability, convenience, and transaction speed. Still, with more financial services software companies joining the race, users become increasingly picky and difficult to impress. To keep that competitive edge, the service has to offer features that are both desirable and original. This article is an overview of the most feasible directions to explore.

114. How can Open Banking be Useful for Banking Customers?

A bank account is essential for any individual as it holds their money and helps them to make financial transactions. However, with the introduction of newer technologies, third party companies are accessing the financial data from the banks to create more value-added service for its customers. Open Banking is a practice that allows the bank to share the account information of their customer with third parties to benefit the customer.

115. Meme Stocks: What Do they Mean for The Stock Market?

Diving into the story of Reddit-induced surge of GameStop’s stocks, how it impacted the economy, and how should investors treat these types of stocks.

116. How COVID-19 is Accelerating the Move to Branchless Banking

The only valid and safe method of banking left is digital banking. As the world shuts down and we brace for our new normal, one reality still exists. We still need our money. And the way we need to access and use it now relies on digital banking more than ever.

117. Decentro Launches India’s First-ever Fintech Fellowship Program

Decentro is thrilled to announce the country’s first-ever fintech fellowship program for young developers & final-year graduates. Apply now!

118. Advice for Millennials Figuring Out The Complex World of Personal Finance

The state of our personal finances says much about us, our lives, and the times we live in. For young people, now becoming financially independent for the first time in their lives, planning their finances is perhaps more complicated than it has ever been. What are the struggles and complexities they face? And how can cutting edge personal finance platforms enable them to better understand where they stand with their finances?

119. Behind The Iron Curtain: Impact on Business & Finance. Interview with Elena Obukhova, Crypto Expert

Interview with Elena Obukhova explaining how the situation in Russia can affect the world economy. Brands and talents are on the run, crypto is at a high demand

120. FinTech’s New Normal - The Post Pandemic Landscape

Want to find out what's next in FinTech and the importance of scalable, reliable technologies in the sector? Abstract from new 'FinTech Trends in 2021 Report'.

121. 5 Advantages of Automating Expenses for Your Small Business

It's common for small business owners to use traditional methods in their processes, thinking it's more efficient and cheaper. However, this isn't always the case.

122. The Best Way to Talk to Normal People About Cryptocurrency

In August 2019, I published Stop Arguing With People. Show Them How Cryptocurrency is Useful. Earlier this year, I wrote Education Will Not Get People to Use Bitcoin—Here’s Why.

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500 Blog Posts To Learn About Entrepreneurship

LearnRepo — Wed, 27 May 2026 07:00:47 +0000

Let's learn about Entrepreneurship via these 500 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Entrepreneurs are not born. They're forged. Hit the forge here.

1. A Handy Tool Kit for Choosing Your Startup Destination

Explore the world of startup immigration programs and discover how to choose the best country for your business venture.

2. For the love of God, please tell me what your company does

Meltwater is a company with a simple product: A database of media contacts. These contacts are otherwise hard to find, as most reporters don’t want every “disruptive” startup out there calling them to beg for a story. Yet for a few thousand dollars a year, Meltwater will give you reporters’ emails and phone numbers — placing you one step closer to that elusive “Featured On:” banner.

3. 11 Non-Technical Startup Founders Who Built Great Tech Products

It might be surprising to some, but even non-technical startup founders have been behind great tech products like Tinder and AirBnB without the usual background

4. My fav 63 Business Movies for Entrepreneurs 2000 →2016

My fav 63 Business Movies for Entrepreneurs 2000 →2016

5. How Mobile App Developers Can Save Millions on App Store Fees

Mobile app developers can now save millions on app store fees by using alternative payment channels.

6. 5-Hour Rule: Why you Should Spend Time Learning

Michael Simmons wrote a great article about the importance of intellectual capital. We fully agree on his opinion and added our comments to the original article related to the blockchain space.

7. If your goal is to be a software engineer, you've set the bar too low

When I started coding, it was partially because I thought it’d be cool to make a computer do my bidding.

8. Do VCs really add value? — Founders say sometimes.

NOTE: If Hacker Noon & Medium allowed multiple authors, this post would carry 2 other important names. The study referenced below, its findings, and this writing is a joint effort by Henri Deshays at Newfund and Owen Reynolds from University of Chicago. Any reference to this work should also include their names.

9. The Ultimate Checklist for B2B SaaS Business Development

Let’s take a closer look at the most important steps of B2B SaaS business development (early stage)

10. The Notion Dashboard that "Gets Things Done" and How I Built it

Note: This article is part of my toolkit newsletters↗️ where I share resources about building things. Join me :)

11. Building a Twitter Bot to Automate Posting Cryptocurrency News with Python [A Step-by-Step Guide]

Be kind.

12. What Will VC Investment Look Like in the Year Ahead?

The crises of 2022, which came in the form of geopolitical instability, economic recession, and inflation, have taken a toll on the venture capital investment.

13. The SaaS Apocalypse and How AI Will Give Birth to One-person Tech Giants

Is the SaaS industry on the brink of collapse? Explore how AI is reshaping software creation and pricing.

14. 10 Questions to Ask Every Startup Founder

I’ve been with a startup from 5 to 100+ employees, I’ve grown my startup though it’s first six digits of revenue (mostly by serving startups), and have published a good bit about startups. These are the first 10 questions I use to gather the information I need to evaluate a company.

15. This Guy Thinks Wearing Pink Will Get You to Like Him

Edward Sturm wants to be the nerd Gary Vee and is getting there by going all in on content optimizations and automations.

16. I Was Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison for Hacking Back - My Story

Jonathan Manzi: My journey through digital ethics, policy, love and fear, and intention, which started with a homeless lady in San Francisco.

17. Meta & Africa: A True Love Story or an Attempt at Monopoly?

A blend of curated thoughts, and experiences on Meta’s (Facebook) Influence, dominance, and contributions to the growth of Africa's tech ecosystem.

18. Tall or Flat: Choosing the Right Model for Your Business and Yourself

How to choose the right model for your business and yourself

19. How did Grab Beat Uber as the Top Ride-sharing App in Southeast Asia

In the last few years, Southeast Asia has seen a rapid increase in ride-sharing apps. One of these companies is Grab.

20. 7 Giant Businesses That Started in Garages and Basements

21. 8 steps to become a successful non-tech founder.

I got a lot of love on my article 9 things I learnt from the most successful non-tech founders and I realised that there are not much resources for non-tech founders. This blog is in continuation to the same topic.

22. I started my own T-shirt company in 24 hours and made $0

Want to make some money? Have you heard the news? The easiest and quickest way to become a full-fledged “entrepreneur.” Start a T-shirt company! A few weeks ago, I stumbled across some articles:

23. Founders, ditch your long presentations. Here’s how to make a 5-slide pitch deck

Investors spend less than 3 minutes on each deck. Use these tips to turn your 20-slide deck into a short 5-slide presentation.

24. How I started my IoT Company

25. Choosing the Right Side Hustle That Actually Works

A practical guide to choosing the right side hustle, focusing on performance-based income and smart steps to long-term freedom.

26. Should You Incorporate Your LLC in Delaware or Wyoming? [Deep Dive]

So you’ve decided that a limited liability company (LLC) is the best structure for your new venture. The next biggest challenge is choosing the best state to form your LLC.

27. Why I’m Jealous of Today’s Builders

It's now possible to have an entire AI product team, which empowers solo founders to build faster, reduce cognitive load, and scale smarter with automation.

28. 5 things I learnt from Steal Like An Artist

Sometime back, I wrote a review of Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon. There wasn’t much to write about the book in the review that could satisfy my fascination towards it. Many things had been said by many people on creativity and getting ideas, before Kleon came out with his manifesto. Being a writer and an artist he is a keen observer and a participant of the creative economy in this age of digitization. So I believe being a part of creative economy himself, Kleon’s manifesto is a better outcome of his wisdom. Thus, I decided, why not post the top five things from the book that I learnt and I tend to implement in my daily ritual.

29. Considering Multiple Businesses Under a Single LLC? Here's What You Need to Know

Considering running multiple businesses under one LLC? Learn what you need to know about legal and financial implications to make informed decisions.

30. Bani Singh’s Journey From Building Side-Projects To Starting Her First Company

This story is a look into the transformation of a promising entrepreneur as well as the technological and social changes she is trying to make.

31. The Difference Between Early-Stage Theater and Traction

A former founder reflects on how fake traction and startup delusion led to his downfall - and what real traction actually looks like.

32. This 2-Year-Old Artist Has Her Own NFTs

Two-year-old Xenia Rose has already started working towards her dream of being a professional artist, with the launch of her first collection of NFTs.

33. 7 Monetization Options to Consider for Your Blog

Looking for ways to generate stable revenue through your blog? The article showcases a few noteworthy options for you to consider.

[34. How Fitt Insider Started With

35. The Man Who Made $50 Million By Selling the Same App Twice

Luke Sophinos tells the story of Nikita Bier.

36. Innovation in The Yachting Industry: What to Build in a Not-So-Known Industry

What's the main digitalization trends in the yachting industry and points to specific areas of improvement where AI-based solutions should be applied?

37. Everything About Product-Market Fit: And Why You're Probably Confused About It

Many people talk about product-market fit, and how important it is in the early days of a startup. Actually, most people agree that product-market fit is fundamental to a startup’s trajectory.

38. The Rise of E-commerce Roll-ups & New Business Opportunities

Today, there are new companies that consolidate independent private label brands with decent revenue. They are the aggregators of e-commerce brands.

39. HustleGPT: One Man's Quest to Let GPT-4 Run His Business

In an interview with Jackson Greathouse Fall, we learn more about the man behind the viral experiment, the story of how it started, and AI's impact on humanity.

40. The Notion Template I Built for Optimal Personal Productivity

As a product builder↗️, I build micro tools to solve my own problems. For example article tool, event app, meal box app, finance tracker, SaaS tracker, Notion portfolio, and habit tracker.

41. Lessons From Our Story of Looking for a Working Business Model for an Online Consultation Platform

How we looked for a working business model for an online consultation platform with doctors and what came out of it.

42. Efficiency in the Q-Commerce Business: The strategic Overview

In this article, I will share my strategic understanding of efficiency in Q-commerce and how it is deeply interconnected with growth.

43. Substrata CEO Talks About the Subtle Art Of Dealmaking

A successful dealmaker needs two things to push a sale forward: the right attitude and a reliable, cutting-edge tool.

44. Planning Your App’s International Expansion

6 steps that will bring your app to new horizons.

45. 6 Solo Entrepreneurs That Have Changed Their Lives

A Solo-Entrepreneur is a person who sets up a business venture and assumes full responsibility for the associated risk. Which traits will make one a good founder?

46. Steal This Idea and Make a Billion Dollars: AI Video Game Accelerator Cards

AI is on the rise. In some ways it was always inevitable. But ask any researcher who suffered through the 1990s in AI research and they might not agree. AI and neural networks in particular were considered a backwater for researchers for decades. If you wanted a dead end career go into neural nets. In the 1990s, one of the leading thinkers behind neural networks, Geoffrey Hinton, could barely get funding. Nobody came to his classes. He worked on his ideas in isolation.

47. Essential Steps to Succeed with Your First Digital Product

In this article, I’d like to share working ideas on how to successfully design a product when you are just starting in the digital market.

48. The Paycheck Era is Dying

The paycheck era is ending. Learn why wages are collapsing, leverage is rising, and how to build a life where you're paid for impact, not time.

49. Can This 24-Year-Old Tech Whiz Make Spending Tracking Go Viral With Oops?

Developed by Gen Z for Gen Z, Oops Finance is led by Shaura, whose journey highlights the power of unexplored paths.

50. Are provably fair games going to be the next big thing in the online gambling industry? [Interview]

“I have a dream” that one day all forms of online gambling will be possible on the blockchain and users won’t need casinos or anyone else to withdraw, deposit and bet/win.

51. 5 Great Tools To Create an MVP Without Coding [Bonus Included]

How to build a start-up or product MVP without coding

52. You Are Not Your Startup, Your Startup is Not You

About the psychological trap founders fall into, merging their identity with their startup, and why maintaining objectivity is absolutely essential.

53. Exclusive Interview with Billionaire Entrepreneur Ryan Breslow

Welcome to my Meet The Entrepreneur Interview Series, where I interview impactful leaders and ask them to share tips and techniques that have benefited them, bo

54. How to Become a Successful Digital Nomad Entrepreneur

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55. 7 Steps to Start a Software Development Company

To start a software company is pretty easy to compare to starting other businesses. For a software company, you do not need a place to store goods or you do not need to worry about the retailers, whole-sellers, or manufacturers.

56. 5 Low/No-Code Tools For Freelance Mobile App Development in 2020

In the growing world of low-code and no-code, dozens of app building platforms claim to offer the best solution for building native mobile apps.

57. Unleash Your Potential: Weaponizing Active Learning with David Novak

Get ready to rethink everything you thought you knew about personal growth and unlock the hidden potential within yourself.

58. Deep Dive into Validating Your Side-Project & Startup Ideas

Thanks to Juan Betancourt you can read the article in Spanish as well now!

59. STOP, Drop, and do NOT Sell Your NFTs Like a Noob

Find out why you fail so hard at selling NFTs.

60. The Killer Framework to Generate SaaS Ideas for Martech

When it comes to building SaaS products, every tool out there is a solution to a problem that an audience is facing.

61. The Future of Web 3.0 for Creators, Travel Apps & Low-Code Tools

3 startup opportunities for your next venture.

62. Startup Sales — How to Get Your First Potential Customers

After you’ve committed to an idea for your startup, get feedback from potential customers as soon as possible. Insights from your first potential customers help

63. The Most Important Skill of a Founder: Sales

After starting two companies, I’ve learned that sales is by far the most important skill for a founder.

64. The Unbundling of Excel: How SaaS Businesses Are Replacing Excel

Weekly tech analysis, market deep-dive & strategy. Today’s post is about the future of SaaS.

65. AI Business Ideas for Startups and Entrepreneurs

AI has the potential to transform businesses and industries, and companies that invest in AI in 2023 will be well-positioned to reap its benefits.

66. How to Hack Awareness for Your Startup — Without Content Marketing

67. How to Reduce Communication Gaps at Work

Effective communication. It’s a key ingredient to working together, advancing your career, and making work a happy experience.

68. Never Send a Business Model Canvas to Your Investors

A canvas is a tool mainly intended for entrepreneurs to learn and articulate changes to their business model proposition. However, the process carries a risky element in it: exactly the canvas itself, the current snapshot of building blocks suggesting potential narratives. Without the right contextualization, a shown canvas is like a cover of a business plan without its pages, which is worse than nothing, exactly because it may suggest things.

69. Venture Capital: What is the Price of Freedom?

Entrepreneurs love being their own bosses. They want to build a company that fits the mission and vision that got them started in the first place. Following one’s passion is very satisfying and, if done right, can make a founder rich. But building a dream is demanding, with endless hours of work and no vacations.

70. Data-Driven Validation for Business Ideas: A Step-by-Step Guide

Unlock the potential of data-driven validation for your side project. Discover how utilizing data insights drives informed decision-making and save some grief!

71. Pitching VCs? Use This Reverse Psychology Trick To Get Funded

You’re planning a big adventure — skydiving or swimming with the sharks, for example — you’ve probably got the details mapped out.

72. Subtle Culture Problems That Often Go Unnoticed

When Peter Drucker said in 2006 that “Culture eats strategy for breakfast,” he did not mean that strategy is not important. Rather an effective strategy is crucial to organizational success. A good strategy is the key to successfully implementing the vision. But a strategy by itself cannot push any organization to achieve tremendous growth and success. What gives life to that strategy are its people.

73. The API-based Business Model

Nothing beats the success story of a visionary leader who decides to take a bold course that sets the standard for how an industry operates. In the realm of technology, one of these stories is the infamous API mandate that Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon, sent out in 2002. For many technologists, the mandate wasn’t just the regular email, but it was the moment that the digital platform as we know it today was born. What is often overlooked, however, is that the interface-mandate (i.e., API-mandate) not only revolutionized internet technology development but it also changed how new business models came to be and how a wealth of new value was created.

74. 10 Business Models, 10 Companies, 10 New Ways of Working In A Pandemic

Covid-19 has revealed and keeps revealing holes in the economic and healthcare infrastructures worldwide as it spread and invades countries mercilessly. The gap between the rich and poor has become more obvious, especially in well-developed countries. The number of job losses in two weeks exceeded 10 million in the U.S. alone.

75. How a First Time CTO Can Choose the Right Techstack for Their Startup

76. How Amazon Survived the Dotcom Bust - An Intro to Business Model-Market Fit

77. 10 Step Action Plan to Start an eCommerce Business

Learning the ins and outs of an eCommerce business requires you to learn many of the same lessons that you’ll need to create a new business in general. Still, there are also some unique aspects of the eCommerce model that you’ll need to wrap your head around if you want your eCommerce store to be a success.

78. 51 Stories To Learn About Decision Making

Learn everything you need to know about Decision Making via these 51 free HackerNoon stories.

79. The Myth of Early Moats in Startups (And What To Do Instead)

Dismantling startup myths: Prioritize Product/Market Fit over early moats and insights on market dynamics & value creation.

80. Success Story + 1 = OnePlus

OnePlus went from zero to hero in a matter of a year and became the fastest-growing Android device company.

81. Learn by Concept: A New Way to Learn

A month ago, I embarked on a project to develop an AI-powered application named ‘Learn by Concept’, with the aim of demystifying the learning process.

82. How to Earn Revenue with Web3 Gaming

There are ways to make a living in Web3 gaming - but the industry is in need of analytics and has to mature further for maximum viability.

83. Taking on “12 Startups in 12 Months” Challenge in 2022

I am doing the 12 Startups in 12 Months challenge starting from January 2022. That means I need to build and launch one startup every single month of 2022!

84. What I Learnt from Jordan Peterson

I hadn’t heard of Jordan Peterson in December, but the second I watched his videos online I was hooked.

85. Top 5 Entrepreneurship Communities

Plug into entrepreneurship communities around the bay area

86. Startup Stories: The 'Uber Success' of Uber

How Uber became the world’s most valuable startup.

87. Lessons from Greek Mythology: How Hephaestus' Story Can Help You Build a Successful Tech Company

Discover the inspiring story of Hephaestus, the Greek god of technology and blacksmiths, and how his journey provides valuable insights for creators.

88. Decentralization of the Internet: The Frontier of the Internet

Developers and tech entrepreneurs have created a silent but consistent mission to try and decentralize the internet. The goal is to make it a safer place for people to transact and communicate.

89. How Creati Quietly Hit $10M in AI Revenue

Here’s where Creati pulled a move that shouldn’t be radical but somehow manages to be here in 2025: they asked their users what they actually wanted.

90. Debunking Coca-Cola's Most Popular Business Motivation Myth

Here's one of the most heavily "exploited," and therefore, the most popular business motivational story that's not entirely true.

91. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Product Builders

Note: This article is part of my toolkit newsletters↗️ where I share resources about building things. Join me :)

92. 9 Startup Metrics For Tech Founders To Track

In this post, you will find nine essential metrics that you should know about and measure. Your KPIs can change as your startup grows.

93. Are People Willing to Pay for Your Product? Here's How to Find Out

The first step in validating a product idea is not to build a MVP.

94. Imposter Syndrome Is a Luxury Tax You Can No Longer Afford Because of ChatGPT

AI will effectively replace many of the skilled jobs we have today. That means, your job is in jeopardy.

95. If You Want To Be An Effective Manager You Have To Master These 3 Skills

Good management does not require being a superhuman with extraordinary skills. It only requires practicing these three essential skills.

96. How We Iterated on 10 Ideas in a Month

After a discussion (that lasted 30 seconds, as it was an obvious decision for us), we decided to share our complete journey with our new startup, Dataline, with as much transparency as possible. Learnings should be shared! Anybody can leverage our journey, and it’s also a good way for us to take a step back and understand what we did right and what we could improve upon. So here is our first story: how we iterated and sorted through 10 ideas in our first month of working on a new startup.

97. My Best Employees Keep Leaving and I Know I'm The Reason

I keep losing my best employees. I know I'm the reason, but I refuse to change. So how do I screw up my best people? I challenge and provide them with feedback.

98. How to Elicit the Right Information to Get the Right Solution

For cloud architects and technology professionals in general, the most critical professional skill is communication. Why? To design an optimal solution.

99. Introducing Notion to Entrepreneurs, Founders, and Startup Executives

100. How I Grew My Side Project to 20k Users Then Sold It for Six Figures

Learn how this hobby project turned into a growing SaaS product and then a six-figure exit. Dive into the highs, lows, and valuable insights along the way.

101. I Built a Product with a No-Code Tool and Pitched it to VCs

Don’t Let Coding Become a Necessary Evil

102. How to Launch Without a Product

Or, the No-Product Framework

103. What's your growth rate?

Guys! During the YC Startup School I gradually started to implement different ideas to track primary metrics and I have involved my team to set OKR (Objectives and Key Results) and track their important metrics too. Eventually it has been structured on a dashboard using just google spreadsheets and formulas and charts.

104. My Journey with ChatGPT for Business: Unleashing the Power of AI for Software Engineers

As a software engineer, I'm constantly searching for tools and technologies that can revolutionize the way I work. Today, I want to share my remarkable journey.

105. How to Launch a Tech Startup and Raise Financing in the U.S.

Starting a tech business in the U.S. can be a challenge and a privilege. While the market is large, the competition is intense and consumer standards are high.

106. Startup 101: From Idea to Business Model

107. Living On the Digital Edge of Innovation — A Q&A With Dmitry Volkov of SDVentures

Social Discovery Ventures (SDVentures), is an international
Internet holding group that has been around since 1998. With offices located in
New York,

108. Employee Resentment and the Power It Holds

The Immense Power of Employee Resentment

109. The Less Debt You Have, the More Risk You Can Assume.

Think about the level of focus you can have without the stress of losing everything.

110. Darwin's Hybrid Intelligence to Align AI & Human Goals for Startups & VCs

This post is part of the Hacker Noon Shareholder Series, where we interview some of the super-investors who made the site you're on right now possible.

111. How Do You Build Software That Makes Money?

Learn what systems really make the money.

112. How I Use Notion to Run Online Businesses as a Creator And Founder

The secret to staying productive while running multiple online projects

113. Zoom's Nine Year Path to Overnight Success

Zoom has been in news a lot lately. It has gone from being an enterprise solution to a household name pretty fast.

114. What Category Does Your Startup Fall Under? Is it Viable?

Finding Your Category: Are You Viable?

115. Dan Koe: My Creator Business Has Generated $1.7m in Revenue - 5 Thing That I Learned

In the last 365 days, my creator business has generated $1.7m in revenue.
These are the top 5 insights I've collected:

116. How We Applied Twice for the Same YCombinator Batch

Back in September, we were iterating on many ideas. We had come up with a 2-day invalidation process to make sure that we were not wasting too much time on bad ideas.

117. Three Lessons We Can Learn from George Floyd’s Case and Its Impact.

There is always a breaking point in anything that tests people’s limitations. Some take action to make a change. Others become tolerant. Still, some become wiser. We saw this happen in the face of the merciless pandemic (in this case COVID-19), which broke plans for billions and deprived millions of their family members, friends, relatives, and loved ones.

118. How I Designed And Launched A SaaS Product From Zero To The First 10 Customers

Creating a successful software as a service (SaaS) product is the dream for many entrepreneurial-minded programmers.

119. How We Got the First 100 Customers for Our Tech Startup

It’s been said that getting your first ten customers is hard but getting your first 100 customers is the hardest. It’s also the milestone that many startups never get to because of the competition, their skillsets, and so many other factors.

120. Why The Best Entrepreneurs Care More About Results Than Hours

Successful people measure their productivity by work accomplished instead of hours spent on it. This holds true even for very accomplished entrepreneurs.

121. My AI Resume Maker Website Passes $1k in MRR 🥳

From unemployed to SaaS founder. My AI Resume Maker Website Passed $1k in MRR.

122. To go (or not to go) React Native way

Instead, just strong and weak sides of that JavaScript framework (as any other technology has) and certain use cases to consider. And we are here to tell you about that:)

123. Profitable SaaS Business Ideas For Developers

Today, I'll share three powerful frameworks that I frequently used in my consulting to help identify untapped market niches.

124. How to Build a Winning Team: Advice from Experienced Crypto Entrepreneurs for Newbies

125. Year in Review 2020: Profitable Side Project, Startup MVPs and more

My process in building things that can invent opportunities for our business and career

126. When Game Meets Blockchain — On Blockchain Game Economics

Blockchain gaming's in a nascent stage but poised for a massive Web3 gaming revolution. There are fundamental considerations involved when Game meets Chain.

127. Introductory Guide to Unit Economics and Financial Modeling for Early-Stage Tech Startups

Introductory guide to the unit economy for aspiring tech startups founders.

128. How Should an Early Stage Startup Structure Agreements and Expectations with Advisors?

“Startup advisors are crucial to the success of your business.”

129. How to build an effective MVP in 3 steps

Building a startup! You have an epiphany and say to yourself:

130. Stop Waiting to Live your Life, from The Monk and The Riddle

As a part of my book reading system, I list key concepts I want to remember from every book I read. This article lists my top four lessons from The Monk and The Riddle by Randy Komisar.

131. The Secret Mindset of the successful Entrepreneurs

Successful entrepreneurs learn to seize opportunities as they arise, avoid pitfalls along the way, and engage employees to achieve their business goals.

132. I Quit My Job at the Age of 36 to Be Happy

133. Decentralizing Financial Instruments with Programming: Interviewing Boris Povod of Dfinance

We want to become the Robinhood of financial products, letting any regular person to experiment with our protocol or try to find profitable opportunities. One of the use cases would be a financial platform-oriented at mainstream users, that we are going to launch on top of dfinance.

134. Here's Why I Quit a 6-Figure GitHub Salary To Become a Solopreneur

Last week I left GitHub.

135. Your Bank Tried to Kill My Company

There are about 39 billion ways for your startup or side project to die including bad founders, bad timing, failure to fundraise, poor messaging, “not enough time,” ego, bad hires, failure to find product-market fit, and, oh yeah, bad ideas.

136. I Built and Sold a Newsletter for 5 Figures - Here's How!

My Journey Growing a Business in the Midst of A Pandemic

137. How I Went from a Failed Facebook Interview to Founding A Profitable Business in Under 12 Months

Here is the story behind the creation of Pixelixe.com, an online graphic creation tool I started creating in my free time 12 months ago after an interview failure at Facebook. The project quickly reached profitability, discover below how all started.

138. Constructive Conflict: How to Navigate Disagreements for Growth

The Art of Constructive Conflict: Navigating Disagreements for Growth

139. Artificial Intelligence in Mobile App Development in 2020

This is today's reality: Artificial intelligence has already made a lot of buzz in the mobile app development industry. More cheap and available screens, easy real-time access to the data robust analysis tools have become even more powerful - all of this is already a normal part of our daily routine in society.

140. Why am I Learning to Code at 31 after being Successful at Entrepreneurship

Well...

141. 13 Things You Should Know If You Are A Software Developer/Entrepreneur In 2020

13 different things that you can learn today if you want to be a tech entrepreneur or a better engineer to make an application and ship it to your customers!

142. Why Self-Taught Skills Are the New MBA in Today's Economy

Discover how self-education can help you build wealth, create businesses, and impact the world beyond the confines of traditional college degrees.

143. The Entrepreneurs' Guide to Better Sleep and Productivity

Sleep is vital for the human body to function. So why does the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that more than one-third of professionals aren’

144. How I Pre-sold my SaaS Start-up Idea and Grew to 10 Customers in One Year

Here's how I stumbled upon an idea and turned it into a SaaS start-up with 10 customers and over 4000 users, and everything I've learnt along the way.

145. Building an E-Sports Empire: How John Fazio Took Nerd Street Gamers from Bootstrap to $25 Million

John Fazio built Nerd Street Gamers into an in esports and gaming infrastructure by finding premier investors who align strongly with his vision.

146. Turn your idea into a product that people actually use

We are all inspired by great ideas and thoughts towards which we strive to accomplish, but this doesn’t mean they will be done by the next day. If you are inspired by a great idea or you have thought about something you really want to do, you will also notice that you instantly get this urge to follow it through till the end to finally see the finished product. But how long does this feeling last? It’s these rare moments that give us such motive, and you should make use of this time before it starts fading away.

147. How to Think Like Elon Musk

When a South African school boy bullied for “being too smart” becomes a trailblazer for billion dollar companies in future — the world wants to peep into his mind.

148. 14 Small Productivity Principles You Can Start Practicing Today

Early in my career, I placed a lot of focus on doing more in less time. I thought I was being productive. The reality was I was simply scrambling from one task to the next without clarity on whether my work was effective or how I could do better. I focused on the end goal, the result I wanted to achieve without really caring about the process to get there.

149. Top Challenges Faced by UK Startups

Are you starting a business in the UK? Learn about the most common problems faced by startups and how to overcome them.

150. The Fastest-Growing Service-Based Industries in 2021

Industry trends are constantly changing. The service-based industry has seen some interesting changes in the past few years that will continue to shape the now

151. Top 10 NFT Marketplace Development Companies for 2023

As the NFT sector expands, entrepreneurs have a choice to make. Especially if they plan to enter the NFT space.

152. It Is Important For Entrepreneurs to Take Time Off

Taking time off and spending time with family as an entrepreneur is important, especially for special occasions like anniversaries, birthdays or weddings.

153. Revolutionizing Healthcare: Andy Schoonover's Playbook for Disrupting Entrenched Industries

Andy Schoonover is the visionary founder of CrowdHealth. He's not just building another health insurance company; he's leading a revolution.

154. Confessions Of A Shitty Leader

Growing up with a speech impediment I was constantly in awe of confident leaders, and as a result, I spent the first half of my career trying to become one. In order to get over my fear of talking, I threw myself into sales, and within a year I had reached my goal, and I was promoted to the management team.

155. Monetize Your Website Without Ads

Whether running a website generating millions of unique hits each month or only a few dozen, everyone has the same question: how do I monetize my traffic?

156. The Newest Tool in Your Marketing Stack: Your Payment Gateway

By leveraging a new type of payment gateway and embracing a crypto project or two, your e-commerce shop can tap into a whole new universe of customers.

157. How to Market Your Startup as One Worth Joining

Most startups have many good reasons to join them, but fail to communicate them well. I explain how to do that, and show how some Y Combinator co’s do it.

158. 10 Lessons I Learned as a First-time Tech Product Founder

In this story, I am sharing the details of how we took Blockroll from just an idea to a launched product and what I learned as a startup founder in six months.

159. Nine Lessons I Learnt Over Nine Years Running A Company

I sent the following note to the Sift team today. I’m also sharing it here in case it’s useful to others.

160. Designing a Game from Scratch - How I Did It [Part I]

Don't search too long for it, there is no silver bullet to build a great gaming experience. But if someone (even Blizzard or Riot) has found it, I will be grateful to get its recipe right now.

161. Books to Billions: How Sachin and Binny Bansal Built Flipkart to 100+ Million Customers

162. The Winner Loser Continuum; and 3 More Lessons from Jordan B. Peterson

Jordan B. Peterson is a Canadian clinical psychologist and psychology professor at the University of Toronto who became a controversial figure in late-2016 for his critiques of political correctness. Peterson’s most recent book, 12 Rules for Life, has sold over 3 million copies worldwide. Most recently, Peterson has suffered from health issues that necessitated a year-long reprieve from the public eye.

163. 7 Essential Skills Every Entrepreneur Should Possess

An entrepreneur is a proud name for people who have the courage and wit to kick off their business and cruise through the world of financial ups and downs.

164. 25 Startup Tips From 25 Venture Backed Founders

A collection of insider tips from our "How I Raised It" podcast

165. 5 Ways We Can Work to Close the Gender Gap in Tech

It’s really not as hard as it sounds

166. Why We Must (Dare to) Change Higher Education Now

My experience from speaking at a career event for Millennials.

167. Building Scalable Blockchain Solutions To Support Dapps of Tomorrow - An Interview

Lower transaction fees and settlement time is crucial for the success of any decentralized application, and for that, you need to have a scalable blockchain framework

168. What Problem are You Trying to Solve With Your Startup?

Many people kickstart their careers with a desire to start a business.

169. Going From Idea to Client in 6 Weeks [Here's What We Did]

170. How Developers Can earn a Side Income by Online Courses and Coaching

As a mentor and author of a programming blog, I often receive queries like should programmers and software engineers create an alternative source of income?, or should developer create their own blog or website?

171. Why You Must Be Constantly Changing In Order To Succeed

Why change at all? It seems like a nonsensical question, doesn’t it?

172. A GitHub vs Git Functionality Comparison

Here you will find out the main differences between Git and Github by diving deep into their functionality and use.

173. Do Away With Command and Control: How to Change Your Work Culture

Despite articles and studies claiming it dead, command and control remain in around nine out of ten organizations.

174. How I Build a Personal Website With Monetization (And Without Coding)

These are 10 no-coding tools for building, marketing & monetizing a personal website. Here we discuss different business models, marketing strategies, and more.

175. How to Stop Analysis Paralysis and Make More Confident Decisions

Call it fear, perfectionism, laziness or lack of focus, spending all your time analyzing while failing to act leads to analysis paralysis.

176. Grant Michael Leingang founded BLVCK DIVMOND in his father’s garage when he was 23

A brief overview of digital entrepreneurship with Grant Michael Leingang, President of BLVCK DIVMOND.

177. AccuFit Founder Logan Koshenka is Making Personalized Workouts Free for Everybody

Logan Koshenka is a software engineer who graduated from Ohio University in 2018 and founded AccuFit, a custom workout app.

178. Painkillers, Vitamins and Misunderstood Startup Lessons

If you’re a startup founder, you may be short of many things : funding, sleep, the will to live.

179. How We Taught Artificial Intelligence to Sell

Introduction

180. How We Built a Debit Card From Scratch in Only 4 Months

The process of creating a debit card. Learn about the fintech ecosystem, partner selection, API integration, and the tech stack for your own fintech journey.

181. The 4.5% Success Story: Lessons From 70+ Projects

Most of those who succeed in the startup world often talk about the fact that it takes an average of ten failures to find the right idea.

182. How Carta is Capturing the Atomic Unit of the Entrepreneurial Stack

When founders, limited partners, and investors ask us which companies exemplify Tribe’s culture, process, and decision-making towards successful outcomes, we point to three companies: Facebook, Slack, and Carta. These companies track our trajectory from operators to investors culminating in our partnership with Carta, where we’ve doubled, tripled and quadrupled down on our initial investment. This article explains why at Tribe we say, “We make N-of-1 companies.”

183. Introducing The Triple Layer Business Model Canvas

The Business Model Canvas is a great tool for entrepreneurs, yet one that is not without flaws.

184. 5 Realities of Tech in China

From the well-known to the hardly spoken about.

185. How Do I Handle Ambiguity as a Leader?

Organizations that thrive are run by leaders who see opportunity in uncertainty, who cut through ambiguity, and who lead with the mindset to gain clarity.

186. How I Started My Own Business at 19

187. What Are The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Startup Lessons From Netflix’s Movie “The White Tiger”?

What is “The White Tiger?" If you’re asking startup founders, the answer is - not just another Netflix movie, but a unique collection of great business lessons.

188. Which is More Important: Confidence or Doubt?*

*Doesn’t matter, either way, you’re probably not as great as you think you are (and neither am I), so let’s instead panic (just a bit) and keep going.

189. Are You Ready to Start a Startup? Ask Yourself These Six Questions

Fundings, Acquisitions, Success Stories.

190. Learn The "Disagree and Commit" Exercise for Better Leadership

What can make us incredibly valuable at work - our willingness to disagree openly and commit to helping others succeed or sticking to our arguments even when others have moved forward and a decision has been made.

191. How Snowflake Grew Into a $70 Billion Dollar Company

How Snowflake Became a $70 Billion Company with the Largest Software IPO in History

192. Navigating New RWA Horizons: Rick Schmitz on Bridging Blockchain and Traditional Finance

The third and last interview of Mickey Maler's mini-series about interviewing industry leaders. Real-world assets, DeFi, and blockchains made for business.

193. 10 FinTech Trends in 2021 [Part II]

194. Increase Your Conversions with these Pricing Models

There are many pricing models that you can use to increase your conversions, here is a list of 5 pricing models you should be using.

195. How to Disrupt the Corporate Immune System

The Corporate Immune System: How To Break Through

196. How We Built 10 Products In 12 Months

Brenden Mulligan, after selling his startup "LaunchKit" to Google, went all-in on his love for building products. He built ten products in 12 months.Just imagine, you have just successfully sold your startup that you worked on for years to a company like Google. What would you do next?

197. How to Set Goals for 2026 That Actually Stick

A practical framework for setting 2026 goals across career, money, health, and relationships—designed for focus, leverage, and long-term progress.

198. A Productivity Hack that Changed my Life as a Developer and Solopreneur

Do you find it hard to find motivation to finish your long-term goals or be self-motivated? This simple productivity hack will make 10x more productive!

199. Meet The Entrepreneur: Alon Lev, CEO, Qwak

Meet The Entrepreneur: Alon Lev, CEO, Qwak

200. On Building a Strong Founding Team

William A. Sahlman of Harvard Business School famously insists that most business plans waste too much ink on numbers while not paying attention to what matters most: the team.

201. What I Learned as an Entrepreneur in the Past 11 Years

The past 11 years as an entrepreneur changed my life.

202. How To Hire A Developer For Your MVP In 2020

You have an exciting new app idea, so let's make it happen! Hiring a developer can be a difficult task for someone with a non-technical background, especially if they have no plan with which to form their ideas into reality.

203. Notion CRM template: How I use it to Grow My Career

How to build a CRM tool to grow professional relationships and your career

204. Networking is Not Working

Let’s face it, networking is hyper-popular. Just open Eventbrite and you will see thousands of business events until the end of 2020. Even now, in the time of pandemic, nobody stopped attending NETWORKING events. Instead, we gladly filled our calendars with online events, webinars, business breakfasts via Zoom not to miss the precious chance to meet a (yet another) new person. Networking promises to bring endless opportunities, partnerships, and a lot of fun, but in fact it often results in nothing except for the senseless waste of time.

205. 10 Startup Ideas Spun Off Product Hunt's Business Model

This time I have prepared a bunch of ideas (more ideas - less data) based on the same or similar business model as Product Hunt. Next week you will receive one idea that is bouncing in my head for you but I have to make more research on it, so stay tuned….

206. What's Your Entrepreneur Persona?

Want to know which type of entrepreneur you are? Check out this list of 7 personas!

207. A Complete Guide To Build A Transport Business From Scratch

Transportation is among the very few industries that are part of a multi-trillion dollar range. So, it is definitely a very promising industry to start your business in.

208. Devs: Write Some Code for Yourself and Earn Cash

A case study for all software developers to earn with side hustle by using their skills to earn extra cash

209. Easy to Start Online Business Ideas: Post COVID-19 Business Opportunities

Covid-19 has affected businesses and economies all over the world. A few industries have experienced an economic downturn and will take time to recover. But, fortunately, there are a few sectors that are experiencing a boom during COVID and have the potential to go from strength to strength.

210. The Secret Math Behind Every Creative Breakthrough

Stop relying on "vibes" and "hustle." History rewards those with better models, not better speeches.

211. Blockchain in a Post-Crisis Economy

Economies are in freefall. People are losing their jobs. Companies, large and small, are going out of business. Pension funds are taking a big hit. Consumer confidence is disappearing.

212. Eight Business Quotes That Shaped Me As An Entrepreneur

Behind every great business quote, there’s a book that could be written about the entrepreneur who said it.

213. Betting On Yourself: How to Do It and Why It's Important

Why We Don't Bet On Ourselves (And Why We Should)

214. I Built a Tool to Help You Sketch Out an MVP Proposal in Minutes

How would you go from an idea to a potential product?

215. I'm Failing at Building a Startup and Here's Why - Part 1: The Problem

The problems faced and the lessons learned working on a startup and launching an app.

216. What Makes A Venture Studio So Successful at Building Startups?

As an increasing number of venture studios break into the entrepreneurial scene, it’s time to analyze what makes this model so competitive.

217. The Noonification: Dear America, I Am Breaking Up With You (5/18/2024)

5/18/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

218. Open Source Myths and Half-Truths: Part 1

Back in 2001 an ideological battle was raging: Linux and open source against Microsoft and proprietary enterprise software (the then-standard model). At the peak of the battle Microsoft’s then-CEO Steve Ballmer called Linux and its open source philosophy a ‘cancer’.

[219. Will Covid-19 Spur Innovation:

4 Insights for Entrepreneurs](https://hackernoon.com/will-covid-19-spur-innovation-4-insights-for-entrepreneurs-us8j3yj5)

The coronavirus pandemic has been life changing for all of us. National lockdowns, quarantines, the #stayathome campaign, remote work, interrupted travel plans, as well as struggling businesses and economies have accounted for a disruptive start to 2020. One industry that has been put to the test in the time of pandemic is healthcare.

220. From Bangladesh to Texas: Shakib and the Power of Hackathons

Overcoming illness and adversity, Mostofa Adib Shakib rose from a bedridden teen to a tech innovator, creating educational and tech opportunities for thousands.

221. Crypto to Crypto Trading is Stuck in the Stone Age and Here Is How We Can Fix It

There are over 20,000 markets for buying Bitcoin but only 506 Apple stores in the world. Add in third party resellers and the numbers somewhat even out. While buying an iPhone is a relatively similar customer experience across stores, the buying of Bitcoin is NOT.

222. Invert, Always Invert: Why a Problem Reversed is a Problem Solved

"All I want to know is where I'm going to die so I'll never go there." - Charlie Munger

223. 10 Steps to Build a High-Value Startup with $44k Free Credits

10 steps to build a high value start up with $44k free credits and the best tools out there

224. Why storyarb Pivoted From Ghostwriting for Founders to Producing Niche Content for Customers’ ICP

We pivoted Storyarb from a ghostwriting agency for founders to B2B companies' outsourced Head of Content Marketing. Here's our journey and lessons learned.

225. Growth Hacking Can Be the Difference Between Life and Death

Zac invested in a small side-gig blog called OutKick and within a year, built it up to seven-figure-per-month revenue and sold it to Fox for a massive exit

226. The 5 Web3 Startup Accelerators Worth Your Time

Discover the top 5 Web3 and crypto accelerators in 2023: cutting through the hype, breaking down pros and cons, and doing own research before taking the leap

227. A Deep Dive Into the Rise of Solopreneurship

Today, individuals are seeking to redefine success on their own terms and break free from the confines of generic corporate hierarchies.

228. 10 Lessons Learned From Being An Entrepreneur

Today more than ever, I strongly believe it's time for everybody to have a side hustle.

[229. KILT Protocol Introduces Web3name

Allowing Users to Have a Unique Digital Name in Web3](https://hackernoon.com/kilt-protocol-introduces-web3name-allowing-users-to-have-a-unique-digital-name-for-web3-ecosystem)

KILT is a blockchain-based decentralised identity protocol. Digital identity is defined by a decentralised identifier (DID).

230. Kempus is What Facebook was Intended to Be

An interview with a CEO you're about to hear a lot about.

231. 3 Business Lessons Learned from My Near-Failure Startup Experience

Reflections and lessons learned by Rihards Piks, a successful entrepreneur who was the co-founder of Grafomap, a profitable e-commerce business selling maps.

232. Making a Side Project

Yesterday I tweeted that I’d be making one more “big” app before the end of the year. I asked if people preferred if I document the process as I go, or do a recap post at the end of the project.

233. 3 Lessons That I Learned From my Failed Indie Hackers Project

Earlier this year, I shamelessly ripped off an idea and built an app for making printable place cards thinking I too could generate some passive income.

234. Clubhouse Is Just LinkedIn Built Better

LinkedIn may have been the center of business relations for the past decade, but Clubhouse is the Next Gen networking tool we've all been waiting for.

235. 5 Strategies to Overcome Confirmation Bias in Your Personal Narratives

We gravitate towards people who are like us and will most likely believe what we believe. Doesn’t it feel good when others conform to our ideas? Who likes being told that they are not right or what they believe is far from reality?

236. 6 Practical Ways Products Get Their First 100 Users

Many product teams and startup founders buy into the theory of the Lean Startup, and want to “do lean” but don’t know where to start.
In this blog series, I will provide a practical guide on how to apply these principles.

237. Leadership Ineffectiveness: Thinking Errors You Need to Avoid

In this article, I have covered the first 4 thinking errors. The next article will cover the remaining 4.

238. 3 Things That You Should Do Before Even Trying to Be Productive

Before you find the perfect productivity techniques, stop doing these simple things first.

239. Technical vs. Non Technical Marketers: Why You Need Both

In 2015, I had the chance to work closely with the CMO of a $100 million company. As CMO, this individual was an extreme “performance marketer”, leveraging SQL and database skills to drive metric-driven performance to clients and his company. If something wasn’t backed by data or metrics, it was dismissed. It was my first taste of technical digital marketing.

240. Your Instagram Guide To Finding and Communicating With Your Target Audience on Instagram

Learn how to find your best target audience on Instagram and get a ton of new customers. Reach new or existing customers on Instagram.

241. You Need To Introduce Machine Learning to Your Business, Period.

Neural networks are often generated to be larger than is strictly necessary for initialization and then pruned after training to a core group of nodes. Today, machine learning is now considered to be one of the biggest innovations used in a wide range of applications.

242. Consumer Perception Can Make Or Break Your Business

Consumer Perception Can Make Or Break Your Business

243. Jason Calacanis Publicly Shot Down Andrew Farah’s Pitch — And It Helped Get His Startup $16 Million

The premise of Andrew Farah’s startup is pretty simple.

244. Psychological Hurdles Entrepreneurs Face Before Reaching Success

Starting your own business is an exciting proposition.

245. How To Explain Bitcoin To People Without Boring Them To Death

Bitcoin confuses a lot of people because they get lost in the jargon (decentralized, validator, etc.).

246. How to Find Minimum Viable Product-Market Fit (PMF)

Focus on the problem, not the solution

247. Six Crucial Startup Lessons I Would Share With My Younger Self

In hindsight, the first business I started had all the ingredients to succeed. I just didn’t realize it at the time.

248. Why CBD and Cryptocurrency Convergence Continues to Generate Interests Globally

Other than the Internet of Things, the CBD and cryptocurrency sectors are the fastest growing industries in the world today. In the United States, the cannabis market value is projected to hit the $50 billion mark by 2026. The same projection is expected for the cryptocurrency industry. Now, it appears like the two sectors are converging.

249. How I Built A Conor McGregor Chatbot With ChatGPT

My short story about how I used ChatGPT's API to build a Conor McGregor chatbot on AskConor.com

250. What Does it Take to Be an Entrepreneur?

Many of us are obsessed with the idea of creating something cool and being our own boss though we often forget to ask ourselves the tough questions.

251. 5 Steps to Build a SaaS Product That Gets Funded

Roughly a decade ago I decided to move away from my corporate job in investment banking in London to pursue something I always knew I wanted: to become an entrepreneur.

252. Forget Authenticity – It’s The Age Of The Founder Story

Authenticity is dead. Gen Z rejects corporate 'realness'. Trust is hard to find. But here's why The Founder Story is now excelling where big business failed.

253. Naval Ravikant's 10 Entrepreneur Rules for Success

He credits 10 rules for his success. Here’re his ideas on building wealth while being happy:

254. Why Pricing is Important for B2B SaaS Startups

Anton Zagrebelny, Co-Founder & CTO of Stigg, discusses pricing for B2B SaaS enterprises and why it's vital.

255. 'Smart people with bad ideas can always pivot.' —LA MP Mark Tung

This post is part of the Hacker Noon Shareholder Series, where we interview some of the super-investors who made the site you're on right now possible.

256. Nitsa Nakos: Illuminating Success With the Art of Conscious Leadership

Nitsa Nakos is the guiding light for mission-driven entrepreneurs, network marketers, and business owners seeking a higher level of freedom and success.

257. Uber Wants to be an Amazon

Just like how Amazon is no longer about books, Uber is no longer about booking a car ride.

258. No-Code Solutions for All: A Peek Into How Far We've Come

low-code & no-code application platforms will account for 65 percent of all app development by 2024.

259. How One Feature From a Failed Startup Can Become a Billion Dollar Idea

I will go through a summarized story of a well-known startup and share my notes from this lesson.

260. How Dropbox Grew 3900% Using Referral Marketing

Dropbox’s referral marketing campaign is infamous. The company grew 3900% in 15 months between 2008 and 2010. How did they do it? Learn how in this Dropbox case study – and what you can learn from their example.

261. This CFO Wrecked His Mercedes Trying to Kill the CEO & 3 Other Entrepreneurial War Stories

The word insane is drastically overused for everything from mild moodiness and irritability to emotional changes. That's not what this article is about...

262. How Threads Raised A $10M+ Series A Led By Sequoia Capital

Four fundraising tips from Rousseau Kazi of Threads.com

263. How the Founder of “SaaS for Daycare” Raised a $4.2

For parents of toddlers and babies, finding the right daycare can be a huge challenge. Jessica Chang saw this as an opportunity.

264. Blockchain Mass Adoption: Expert Takes on What is Needed

The blockchain industry has reached new heights in 2019 with increased awareness and legitimacy. Industry titans such as Facebook, Wal-Mart, and Salesforce have all publicized their intentions of utilizing blockchain technology in their day to day operations.

265. Startup Interview with Blair Silverberg, Hum Capital CEO and Founder

Hum Capital offers a single destination where companies can understand all of their financing options and be matched with pre-qualified investors.

266. Interview with Chatroulette Founder Andrey Ternovskiy

267. To Sell Software in 2025, Devs Must Think Like Marketers

Five years ago, software entrepreneurship was simpler—code hard, market minimally, profit. Today, the game has changed: Distribution has become the new moat.

268. How The Darknet Diaries Podcast Scaled from a Part-time Hobby to Eight Million Downloads

By Pam Moore

269. 5 Macro-Trends That Will Impact Businesses Over the Next 10 Years

The Big Picture: Macro-Trends That Will Shape the Next 10 Years... And how to take advantage of them

270. 273 Stories To Learn About Venture Capital

Learn everything you need to know about Venture Capital via these 273 free HackerNoon stories.

271. 10 Hacks to Pitch Your Idea and Have Stakeholders Love It

These simple steps will help you to avoid common mistakes during a presentation, catch stakeholder's attention and receive the green light for your project.

272. Ask These 10 Questions to Transform Your Leadership Approach

Discover key insights and strategies for leaders to tackle complex challenges, enhance team performance, and foster a healthy work environment

273. Practice This Second Order Thinking Hack to Start Making Better Decisions

While making decisions, how often do we optimise for long term gain at the cost of short term pain? A good process for making decisions requires second order thinking which unravels the implications of our decisions by thinking about its consequences in the future. It requires solving problems in a manner that avoids unintentional and unforeseen outcomes.

274. The Story Behind Raising $59 Million For Pilot

As a 3x founder, Waseem had multiple advantages when raising venture capital – yet it still wasn't easy.

275. This Editor Uses the Power of Storytelling to Help Diverse Tech Entrepreneurs Thrive

More than half of America’s cutting-edge companies valued at $1 billion or more were established by foreign-born founders.

276. 23 Free Digital Tools That Will Save You Thousands Of Hours

23 Digital Tools That Will Save You Thousands Of Hours

277. The Next Consumer Apps and How to Build Them (3 Frameworks)

Insights are builders’ best friends. They help you see opportunities, launch new products, and win the market before everyone else.

278. 10 Truths of Venture Capital That I Wish Someone Had Told Me

So, first the disclaimer…

279. 22 Simple Ways to Learn Faster

I know how it feels.

280. Sydney Bencriscutto on His Journey From Music Artist to Options Trader to eCommerce Success

In my recent conversation with Sydney Bencriscutto, founder of Double Oaks Essentials, we discussed just that- an A to Z guide on launching a successful busines

281. Why Your Startup Needs to Spend Money to Make Money

Often in the startup world, you need to spend money to make money. My business partner, Roz Lemieux, and I raised our second round of funding, Series A, on the strength of our belief that we could expand the appeal of our product, Attentive.ly, to the private sector.

282. Meet The Entrepreneur: David Smooke, Founder & CEO of HackerNoon

Hello! I’m an introverted knowledge worker running a profitable company at the intersection of software, media, and web3.

283. Marlene Ronstedt on Creating a Successful DAO

Marlene Ronstedt is the co-founder of the Data Union DAO.

284. The MIT Professor's Guide to Speaking That Actually Works

MIT Professor Winston's research-backed speaking techniques: eliminate distractions, use the 5S framework, and make your ideas unforgettable with practical tips

285. Four Years From ‘Zero to IPO’ : A Chat About Pivots And Productivity

I remote chat this afternoon with Joost Boer, a Dutch entrepreneur, company builder and product strategist who has extensive international experience gained through living in 5 different countries in Asia-Pacific over the past decade. He describes himself as having a beginner's mindset, happiest when creating something, a voracious reader. He is currently based in the Netherlands.

286. Why Dumb People Outsmart You and Steal Your Success

Smart people overthink. Dumb people act. The world rewards motion, not IQ. Learn why ignorance often beats intelligence, and how to flip it.

287. 3 Ways To Make Sure Your Startup Isn’t Successful

Startups that focus on the wrong priorities are likely to fail.

288. WEB3 Startups: The Wild West of Entrepreneurship But With Less Dust and More Decentralization

WEB3 Startups: The Wild West of Entrepreneurship But With Less Dust and More Decentralization.
Cracking the Code to WEB3 Startup Success

289. Cannabis 2.0: “Honey is Sweet, But the Bee Stings”

Cannabis is gradually coming out of the closet. In Germany, the UK, France, Italy, Argentina, Australia, and some other countries in Europe and the Americas can already use it for medical purposes. In the Netherlands, Georgia, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, and other countries, there is no criminal punishment for the recreational use of marijuana in non-public places. And in Canada and Uruguay, the use of marijuana in all forms is completely legal.

290. "In the US, Customer is King. In Japan, Customer is God": An Interview with Joel Edgerton

It is fun to speculate on the price of Bitcoin or whatever your favorite asset is, but the real question for our industry is what value are we delivering to our customers. How are we making their lives better, saving them time or money? If a crypto exchange needs a major bull run in Bitcoin to survive, then they have the wrong business model.

291. How to Make Money Using ChatGPT: Inspired by Gangnam Style

When you look closely, Psy lays out the exact blueprint on how to make money with ChatGPT.

292. Top 5 Entrepreneurs & CEOs That I Don't Admire and Top 5 That I Do

Worshiping mainstream idols just ain’t my thing. That's why I’m going to start by cutting through everybody’s top five choices like a knife through butter.

293. Stop Treating Your Team Like Children

Patrick Campbell goes over why you shouldn't treat your team like children.

294. Entrepreneurship Trends Happening in the Robotics Industry

Here are some of the trends we’re seeing from entrepreneurs in the robotics space.

295. ‘Kill Your Darlings’ - Know When You Need to Pull the Proverbial Plug

Basing our decision on what’s going to happen in the future and not what investments have been made in the past by treating every decision as a new one is indeed very difficult. It’s not a clear, straightforward choice.

296. "Assume You Don’t Know and Test Everything"

As entrepreneurs, much of our decision making is grounded in empirical data, and that makes sense. There’s too much at stake to risk it all purely on guesswork.

297. 10+ Reasons Why Outsourcing Software Development Fails

As an entrepreneur, you are spoiled for choice when it comes to outsourcing software development.

298. Maggie: The Saga of a Baby Translator AI Startup

Follow the journey of two classmates as they build a baby translator app, facing technical challenges and the harsh realities of startup life.

299. Growing a Fintech Unicorn: Alex Tonelli's Anthology of Lessons Learned

Whether you’re thinking of launching a startup or in the trenches of your first entrepreneurial venture, any morsel of advice from someone who’s been in your shoes can be like gold.

300. No, No-Code Will NOT Kill Code, Ever. Period.

In this article, I'm going to share my experience in creating healthy online businesses using no-code tools. If you consider using no-code as a part of your company tech stack, this article is for you.

301. Marketing with a Handicap: How to Promote Your Product on a Budget

Marketing Advice for entrepreneurs in the FaceBook haters club.

302. Past–Present–Future Series: Q&A with Wisdomise CEO & Co–Founder Fardad Zand

Exclusive CEO interviews on a personal journey and outlook on Artificial Intelligence, Web3 and entrepreneurship

303. How to Communicate a Big Pivot to Your Investors and Team

A bit of background on our startup, Dataline. Until June 2020, our product was giving you access to your ad-blocked customer data on your analytics and marketing tools. What happened? We closed our seed round in mid-May 2020. Two weeks later, we were starting to have concerns about our product and vision. We understood that we were a vitamin rather than a painkiller. We spent the month of June exploring some new potential visions. How could we announce this to our new investors who had put money on our previous vision? What would they think of us? Would our team lose motivation, and would we lose any key employees? Of course, all these questions were in our head, but we knew it was best for everyone for us to pivot, investors included. This article is about how we handled the pivot with all the stakeholders - investors and team.

304. The Paradox of Scaling Through Inaction: Smart People Choose to Build Systems - Here's Why

News flash. You're not actually being productive. You're just busy. And busy is the enemy of truly scaling your impact.

305. Don’t Fall Into A Startup Trap: An Almost Perfect Survival Guide

Most startups fail because founders don’t pay attention to users. They always start with a brilliant idea that might be brilliant only to them.

306. Reality Is Flexible: You Just Have to Believe

Most people live as if the world is fixed. They accept circumstances as "just the way things are"

307. Have You Ever Been Told Your Business Idea Sucks?

How to know which feedback to listen to for your startup.

308. Mistakes I Made While Building an EdTech Startup With 400K Active Users

Back in 2017, I became a CEO of an EdTech startup. With no prior experience, I made mistakes almost from the very beginning.

309. Is Your Idea Worth Pursuing? Use This Framework to Find Out!

Validate startup ideas quickly using these 5 steps

310. Dark Entrepreneurs

Silicon Valley has always looked for contrarians — those who by definition don’t respect the way others do things. It is very much part of the job description.

311. The Three Questions Every Entrepreneur Should Ask Themself

Naveen Jain | Asking All The Right Questions

312. Meet The Entrepreneur: Gal Ringel, CEO, Mine PrivacyOps

How Gal Ringel, co-founder and CEO of Mine Privacy Ops, deals with stress and tips that he has for other entrepreneurs trying to get their own startups going.

313. Justin Welsh: How My Little One-Person Business Crossed $4M in Revenue

Justin Welsh discusses how his one-person business crossed $4 million in revenue.

314. Read This If You Want to Be an Inventor, Not an Imitator

Stop chasing last season's gold rush. Discover why prerequisites are a myth, why your network is a side effect of your work, and where new worlds are built

315. 5 Steps To Build A Cool Legal Marketplace Startup In 24 Hrs

Learn to build a B2B online marketplace startup without code

316. How To Actually Benefit From An Accelerator As A Digital Tech Startup

How to choose which accelerator to join, how to get the most out of it once you do, and what separates an accelerator success story from other startups.

317. Stuck at Work? Ditch the Office Mindset and Start Acting Like You Only Have One Day to Win

If I can only work for an employer for one day, how should I perform my work? Should I treat the job differently from a long-term job position?

318. How To Say "No" At Work Without Sounding Like A Jerk

“No” is often equated with being mean but “no” isn’t about shutting projects and people down. Here's how to say no in a corporate setting without sounding rude.

319. Why You Should Chase Interesting Problems, Not Money

Feeling dissatisfied with your career? We grow up with the lie that money makes everything right. And it doesn't. Here's why.

320. What is Alternative Mobility? And Why Digital Identity Is Crucial For Its Future

A fundamental analysis of the status-quo of urban transportationA new mobility ecosystem is upon us. Cities are changing at a pace like never before, largely made possible through technological advancements.It has disrupted existing industries and paved the way for a shared mobility market - one that redefines the way people move and interact. Being able to effortlessly move across cities enabled billions across the globe to access opportunities, tap into great products and services, while connecting with people that are important to them.

321. 5 Quick Productivity Tips for Busy Solopreneurs

Not only do these productivity tips work, they also rhyme for easy recall.

322. A Timeless Business Lesson About Nepotism and Meritocracy

I’ve been an entrepreneur all my life, and I teach my children by personal example. Here's how?

323. Building a Mental Health Startup: Insights from a Founder

People have a wide range of different "tools" that can give them cheap and fast relief of anxiety or other psychological conditions.

324. Optimizing for Positivity: Niches and the Future of Social Media

Spencer & Sophia Rascoff | Optimize for Positivity: The Next Evolution of Social Media

325. Don’t Wait For A Good Idea: The Netflix Origin Story

Don’t Wait For A Good Idea

326. The Era of Opinionated Productivity Software: Superhuman, Roam, What’s Next?

Productivity software is indispensable for all of us. Dedicated tools for creating spreadsheets, writing down notes, managing our to-dos etc. ensure that we are productive in our professions. Incumbent vendors (e.g. Microsoft, Google) have dominated this space for many years — yet, there is a chance for new players to enter the stage. New challengers such as the E-Mail client Superhuman or the note-taking tool Roam Research can compete by developing highly opinionated products which deliberately omit flexibility. Instead, the software is stringently crafted around a very particular way of approaching a process, which is inherently seen as superior by the firm.

327. How I Force Myself to Work

No one seems to be immune to procrastinating, myself included. Some
people get drawn into social media, for others it's YouTube or
ProductHunt. I, however, tend to lose whole days on Wikipedia and
development communities. Everyone has their poison. If you really are
one of these odd people who don't know what procrastination is, check
out this video:

328. Understanding Term Sheets - Part 1: Liquidation Preferences

Liquidation preferences determine how the proceeds are shared in a liquidity event such as the sale of the company or its assets.

329. 20 Quotes to Inspire Entrepreneurs on the More Difficult Days

No matter how positive a person you are, you are not a robot. It is easy to get the wind Knocked out of you when the obstacles of modern life get in your way. So if you’re in need of a confidence boost, some inspiring advice.
Here are my top 20 inspirational quotes of all time, for entrepreneurs especially.

330. From Playing Music in the Street, to Creating Two Companies: Spanish Academy and a Marketing Company

My story begins when I was 16. I've always considered myself an ambitious person, always wanting to do things differently and be financially self-sufficient. At that time, I lived with my parents. I was still studying and the weekly money that my parents gave me was not enough to cover my weekend expenses.

331. Fintech Is Dead: All Hail Insurtech

Wall Street. Tokyo. London. Shanghai. Hong Kong.

332. Are You Really Happy?: This Article May Make You Rethink Your Life

A scene from Disney's movie "Soul" left me pondering deeply about life and happiness.

333. Interview with Geoff Smart: How To Hire Top Talent

“The secret of my success is that we have gone to exceptional lengths to hire the best people in the world.”

334. How To Turn Your Skills Into Money

All of us have specific skills that separate us from the rest, even if we don't know it yet. We always try to go out and learn new things to become successful, and in the past that was needed. But with social media, blogging, YouTube and more, we no longer need to learn a new thing. We just need to advertise what we already know. Taking a skill that you already have and putting your own flair onto it is how you can create money. Interested? Let's take a deep dive how you can do this in 5 easy steps.

335. Inside HackerNoon: What Do Our Interns Do?

Contrary to expectation, interns @ HackerNoon don't have to make coffee for their "superiors" and pretend to like their jobs.

336. 5 Lessons from a Failed Startup Birthed Outside the Bay Area

337. Learning About Crypto with Nicholas Gregory from Mercury Wallet

In this AMA, Nicholas Gregory, creator of Mercury Wallet, tells us about bitcoin, wallets, privacy, open-source, technology and entrepreneurship.

338. Meet the Entrepreneur: Guy Melamed, CEO, Exberry

Guy Melamed is the co-founder and CEO of Exberry, the exchange technology pioneer revolutionizing marketplaces.

339. How Licious Turned a Simple Idea Into a Billion-Dollar Startup

How did Licious created a trustworthy meat brand in the fresh meat industry and a billion-dollary startup in just 6 years?

340. Lessons Straight From the Amazon Playbook

Amazon: From an online bookstore to a trillion-dollar e-commerce giant.

341. Why Leaders Fail to Get the Actionable Feedback They Need to Grow

Many leaders either do not explicitly seek feedback, or the way they ask for it only boosts their ego by getting feel-good praise.

342. 5 European Healthcare Startups Thriving Amidst the Pandemic

While a global quarantine became fatal for many businesses, industry sectors like mHealth, self-care, and wellness experience increased attention because of COVID-19. Today we are taking a closer look at MedTech startups that managed to use the pandemic as a growth booster, bringing a new level of value in the digital market.

343. Automate, But Don't Eliminate: We Still Need A Human Touch

Let's face it: for the business world, automation is like the flashy new $5,000 Weber barbecue you saw in your neighbor's yard last summer. You bought it because it seemed like the 'thing to do', but when it arrived at your doorstep, you realized – I've got no freaking idea how to use this thing.

344. How Slack Turned Failure Into Fortune

Slack is one of the most successful tech businesses of all time. But how did they do it?

345. Monetizing the Curation Economy, Social Communities and Online Learning

3 big startup opportunities for your next venture.

346. 327 Stories To Learn About Leadership

Learn everything you need to know about Leadership via these 327 free HackerNoon stories.

347. Never Stick To The Same Angle

Why always looking for a twist or a difference makes all the difference when marketing your products and trying to grow your brand especially at the start.

348. The Novice's Guide To Side-Hustles

I don’t know about you but in my view, work culture seems to have taken a 360- degree turn since the time I got into the workforce in 2012. For years before that, I saw people stay in the same job for years.

349. Clapper Launches “the Newsroom” to Promote Unbiased News and Combat Censorship

Clapper, a platform designed for adults seeking a censorship-free space, is making waves with its latest offering: The Clapper Newsroom.

350. Who is Anndy Lian? How Does he Turn You Into an NFT Hero?

Anndy Lian is a serial entrepreneur based in Singapore. He is always trying to work hard in the crypto and blockchain industry. He shares his story with me.

351. Learnings From My Open Source Startups' First 100k+ Visitors

What is it though?

352. How to Evaluate New Ideas For Value?

It is easy to know the value of a product or service which is used often and is accepted as something worthy to pay for. Everyone agrees gold coins are valuable even if they don’t know the current gold rate in their currency.

353. The Unusual Strategy This Entrepreneur Used To Raise Most of His Round Before It Even Started

A few years ago, Matthew Klein and his brother Andrew saw that the retail landscape was changing and that companies needed more agility than ever.

354. Venture Report: How to Monetize This Year's Big 3 Market Opportunities

In this 2021 venture report, I break down 3 startup ideas or monetization opportunities, starting with private wealth management and family offices.

355. Prototyping: Expeditious Way to Make Money From Startup Idea

Learn how you can expeditiously and economically test startup ideas through prototyping. Explore different tools for prototyping your product.

356. Creativity is the Heart of Cybersecurity

Insights from a Q&A with Deflect’s Founder, Kevin Voellmer

357. 7 ‘Dud Tips’ for Companies Entering the US Market

Andrew Grechkin, founder of KIDDIO, explains universal headaches as well as US-specific startup mistakes.

358. How to Use the Creative Heuristic Algorithm to Generate Business Ideas

Convert any task that requires creative problem solving into a simple, step-by-step procedure.

359. Working in a Company Just Isn't for Me

I respect the various reasons people pursuing a career, but I'm clearly wired for something else and will exhaust all options before I go there.

360. I Left Banking For Tech And It Was The Best Career Decision I've Ever Made

I quit my Hong Kong finance job and changed the course of my life through technology. Two years after making the switch into tech and I still love the industry.

361. Freelance Developers and Startups: A Love-Hate Relationship in the Silicon Valley

There is no such thing as perfect relationships. Especially in business. Especially between startups and freelancers. They meet, they fall in love, they argue, they make up, they fall in love again, and at the end the day they depend on each other badly. But who is the ‘bad guy’ in this story: contractors or entrepreneurs? Who is using whom? Is there a right answer at all? As always, there are two sides to every story.

362. Tesla's Snowball Effect

There is a threshold before which growth seems painfully slow, yet, as you pass through that threshold, things start to grow exponentially.

363. The Risky Business of Breaking New Ground in Your Industry

Risky Business: Breaking New Ground in Your Industry

364. Releaf: Evolution of African Agritech

Releaf is Y-combinator African startup who are an agritech and supply chain startup. They do B2B work, digital banking, aid and geo-spatial tech for farmers.

365. 5 Reasons to Switch to a Digital Business Card

Digital Business Cards offer a range of benefits that traditional business cards do not provide. Here is a list of 5 reasons to make the switch today.

366. What Will AI Make of Us Entrepreneurs?

Software engineers and entrepreneurs are on the cusp of a tech tsunami. This might be the last, and largest, 'clean up season' in software.

367. Complexity is An Opportunity, Not A Threat

For every facet of an organization, the increasing and infinite demands that need to be met are inevitable, especially if your company is growing.

368. The Systematic Guide to Finding a Co-Founder

369. How To Create The Career You Want

One of the most important career lessons I’ve learned is to pursue a career and not a job. At first glance, you might think, “What’s the difference?” I also didn’t get it for years.

370. Monetizing Intellectual Property: A Startup's Path to Revenue Generation

The options for monetizing an IP can be daunting. Here are a few ways that startups can go about choosing the IP monetization that's right for them.

371. Women in Web3: Defeating The Stigma and Pointing Out The Benefits

Women are already prominent in Web3 and have been instrumental in its rise. But there are many stigmas and stereotype that need to be addressed.

372. Damn Near Every Digital Service is Ripping You Off to Float Free-riders

Let us cogitate here on the economic absurdity that almost every digital service or good offered in the current year has a free version and a $100/year option.

373. How a Bunch of Little Pitching Tweaks Helped This Founder Raise $4M For His Purchasing Software…

Serial entrepreneur Andrew Hoag had a huge frustration.

374. When I give, I have control: Meet the Writer Baptiste Monnet

375. Anonymity Could be the Key to Fixing Social Media

The Social Dilemma has been a trending film and a large topic of discussion these past few months, and for good reason. Social media in its current form is deeply flawed.

376. Entrepreneurship Class Secrets: Safety Nets, Shortcuts, and The Five

Finding success in entrepreneurship is hard. I would know. I have spent many years talking about, or being involved in, entrepreneurship. I started a UK-based fashion business six years ago, and that all-encompassing dumpster fire makes up most of what I know today about marketing, e-commerce, branding, and how no one will buy your stuff if you just do things the way they’ve always been done.

377. 5 Types of Business Owners: Which One are You?

The Founder Institute explored the characteristics of more than 30,000 business owners and categorized them into several groups.

378. Refocusing Your Business: From Profit to People

Rethinking The Bottom Line: From Profit to People

379. What I Learned After Building 30 Startups in 20 Years

Doing Consumer Apps. 2. Raising VC Money. 3. Hiring Too Early. 4. Ignoring SEO. 5. Ignoring Content Marketing. 6. Social Media Marketing.

380. The Real Reason Most Web3 Startups Fail (It’s Not the Market)

Most Web3 startups don’t fail because of the market. Discover the real reasons behind Web3 startup failures and how founders can avoid them.

381. Busy Isn’t Progress: The Trap of Reactive Leadership

You’re a reactive leader if you spend most of your time reacting to the things in your environment.

382. Leadership Lessons from a Dog in Uncertain Times

“Why does watching a dog be a dog fill one with happiness?” — Jonathan Safran Foer

383. How Kaizntree Is Becoming the Operations Management Platform for Business Owners Around the World

Kaizntree is an online platform that centralizes the inventory management process by consolidating all data into one interface.

384. How I Earned $1 Million and Spent it on Creating an AI Translator

How I earned $1 000 000 and spent it to create AI translator

385. 'UTU Changes the Economics of Trust', says Jason Eisen, CEO UTU

UTU CEO Jason shares the origin story of UTU in Nairobi and how its helping companies build digital trust with AI and blockchain.

386. How to Actually Use That Business Model Canvas You've Been Procrastinating About

Learn how entrepreneurs, product leaders, and PMs should use the business model canvas to think sharper, avoid traps, and build something real.

387. Han Solo — my journey from Google to founding Kalo

Why I left Google to found an AI startup funded by Techstars and Peter Thiel.

388. How to Fix Dysfunctional Leadership Teams and Why It's Important to Do So

Here are the five critical dysfunctions every leadership team must guard against to unlock unwavering trust

389. My way of dealing with Burnout as a Creative Freelancer

Why the hell, suddenly I don’t enjoy illustrating and designing? What is wrong with me? Is burnout happening to me?

390. A Good Product/Market-Fit Needs a Good Roadmap

Tech products, whether digital features, products, or services, need to achieve product-market fit if they have any hope of succeeding.

391. Everything is Impossible Before Someone Does It

During the 1930s, there was a frenzy for mountain climbing in Europe, driven by some advances in technology, and a modernist zeal. Pre-eminent among these grand challenges, was the lust to climb the North Face of the Eiger, a mile-high sheer face of rock, the largest in the Alps, perpetually in shadow, and shrouded near the top by the dreaded “White Spider” ice field.

392. Dickie Bush: My Experience Joining a $68,000 Mastermind

Dickie Bush describes his experience joining a $68,000 Mastermind.

393. How I learned Elixir and Launched a Product in 60 days

The concepts behind Erlang/OTP/Elixir make it a great fit for a tool like the one I was building

394. Untangling Two of Today's Most Unnecessary Startup Fundraising Myths

If you are building a startup, you’ll find no shortage of people who are willing to give you advice, particularly when it comes to raising financing. Unfortunately, much of this advice is wrong.

395. How Many Is "Too Many" Investors?

Brex Founder Henrique Duburas Believes You Should Pack Your Cap Table With As Many Investors As Possible

396. The New Model For Venture Creation: Inside Roger Dickey's "Untitled Labs" Startup Factory

How do you pitch a business that doesn’t yet have a product, or even a prototype? For serial entrepreneur Roger Dickey, it’s about selling possibility, with an emphasis on his track record of innovation.

397. Startup Planning 101: How to Write Your Business Plan

Want to know how to write a Startup Business Plan? We will take you through all the steps of creating a business plan and show you what to be aware of.

398. Five Things You Can Do Now to Prepare for the Return to the Office

The crisis has turned the corporate world upside down. Most office workers — including me — have been working from home for more than two months.

399. The Parable of the Farmer and the Horse: A Short Story That Will Make You Rethink Everything

Sahil Bloom tells the story of the Farmer and the Horse.

400. No One Cares About Your NFTs — Here's Why

Discover how NFTs can be used to solve real-world problems like election integrity and scam prevention.

401. The Founder Playlist: Reflections on Really Good Advice from 45 CEOs

On the Importance of Building Healthy Co-Founder Relationships, Navigating Investor Meetings, and Investing in Your Mental Health as a Founder.

402. How to Best Take Your Chinese DTC Brand to American Buyers

You might have heard that the San Francisco-Based Rothy’s direct-to-consumer (DTC) shoe company launched sales in Shanghai earlier this year. Rothy’s expansion to China is a brilliant business move, as they’re one US brand that has a huge potential for success with Chinese buyers.

403. 21 Traits in which Great Leadership is Defined

Leadership qualities like integrity, humility, focus, confidence, transparency, inspiration, passion, accountability, vision, innovation, patience, authenticity, open-mindedness, decisiveness, affectionate, generosity, persistence and insightfulness are beautiful words that look good on pictures and posters that adorn the wall of offices.

404. What Is Fear-Based Leadership

Fear of not being included, fear of not knowing, fear of status, fear of failure, fear of unknowns, fear of criticism, fear of change, fear of being an imposter can cause a leader to act in undesirable ways. Leading from fear can create a toxic culture in which people play safe, avoid mistakes and lay low in effect creating an organisation that does not grow due to mediocre performance and unrealised potential.

405. How Brand Intimacy Takes Your Business to the Next Level

Brand Intimacy: The Hidden Strategy To Take Your Business To The Next Level

406. 10 Things To Do Right Away Before Starting Your Product Journey

407. Is Software Testing Really Worth It?

Over-testing and too strict dev and QA processes will slow you down and might damage your company in the long run. My opinion on common testing practices.

408. 10 Logical Fallacies and Cognitive Biases Blocking Your Creativity

Transformation is no easy task. Though we like to think of ourselves as rational creatures, we are far from it (economics be damned).

409. 3 Key Benefits of Using a Task Management Software in Your Business

From saving a lot of time in performing repetitive tasks to improving planning to increasing productivity, task management software is the future.

410. Are You Settling, Or Doing Your Best?

Are You Settling, Or Doing Your Best? It's important to recognise when you are making decisions to be stable or if you're pushing yourself to reach your dreams.

411. How to Win Pitch Competitions Against People Using ChatGPT

It’s not surprising that people in the industry are advocating the use of ChatGPT for writing or editing a pitch script.

[412. My Boring and Simple Job Boards Website

Passed $40k 💵 in Revenue 🥳](https://hackernoon.com/my-boring-and-simple-job-boards-website-passed-$40k-in-revenue)

My boring, simple, clunkily-design directory of job boards, [JobBoardSearch], passed $40k in revenue. I didn't have the intention to monetize. But after 2 month

413. Launching a Minimum Viable Product as a Non-Technical Founder

How to Launch a Minimum Viable Product as a Non-Technical Founder

414. Will Zoom Become The Next Skype?

A lot has been written about Zoom in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The share price has risen 800% since its IPO, valuing it at $144 Billion, it is well funded, profitable and has attracted some of the smartest people in tech and business into its ranks. Zoom is riding a high that is well deserved. It has an amazing product that cut through a crowded field to do things better than the well-established competition, including the likes of Oracle’s Webex, Google Hangouts and Microsoft’s Skype.

415. Surviving Coronavirus Pandemic: A Guide for Startups

Yes, we’re witnessing a crisis unfolding. Not only people get gripped by the coronavirus fear. It’s like a stroke for most businesses — some will recover, some won’t.

416. What App Features to Include in a No-Code MVP (5 Steps to Figure Out!)

417. Entrepreneurs Don't Have it All Figured Out. They Learn on the Job.

What Entrepreneurs Learn On the Job

418. Ryta Zasiekina’s Angel Investment Provide Critical Capital for Manerai

Ryta Zasiekina invests $300K in VR startup Manerai, supporting their vision to redefine immersive gaming with innovative VR experiences and community building.

419. How This CEO Has Successfully Scaled Her Business With One Simple Rule

What was her key to success? Her answer was as profound as it is simple with the potential for success encapsulated in this concept applicable to every industry

420. 9 Digital Marketing Services Your Business Needs

There are several digital marketing strategies to grow your business - learn what they are to grow your brand.

421. How to Create a Billion-Dollar Business on a Budget

The lessons learned in business can make you happier, wealthier and give you more free time.

422. '9/10 Startups Fail' Depends on Your Definition of Failure

423. xCollective: The Future Of Diversity

xCollective is an all women and non-binary group that assists people with finding jobs in the crypto industry.

424. Five Lessons for Transitioning From Corporate to Start-up with Gaby Haffner

Five Lessons for Transitioning From Corporate to Start-up with Gaby Haffner

425. How to Build Tech with Less

Co-founder and engineering lead of a fast-growth tech company explains how he's built innovative tech with just a team of four.

426. Meet The Entrepreneur: Ido Wiesenberg, CEO, Voyantis

Ido Wiesenberg is the CEO and Co-Founder of Voyantis, a predictive growth OS. He shares his favourite productivity tips and offers advice for entrepreneurs.

427. Learning How To Work Anywhere

Why one should be flexible in working from anywhere in the world that has a functional internet connection to become more successful in their life and wrok.

428. The Remote Work Era: New Trends To Follow

Could the forced remote work of COVID19 bring about new growth and a more fair work-life balance?

429. 2 Years of Running a Niche Job Board: What I’d Do Differently in 2026

After 2 years running a niche job board, I share what worked, what failed, and why charging jobseekers ended up working better than employers.

430. Why Trust Is the Real Growth Engine for Early-Stage Startups

Growth hacks don't scale without trust. Why early-stage startups need to stop obsessing over funnels and start designing for credibility.

431. Post-Pandemic SaaS  Business Trends That Are Here To Stay

Technology business owners are benefitting from an increase in consumer confidence. Here are the latest SaaS trends that are shaping the business world in 2021.

432. Starting A Blog for Some Extra Side Income

?Follow my own personal journey and a hands on approach to passive income online. Let me share my every step with you along the way.

433. 237 Stories To Learn About Innovation

Learn everything you need to know about Innovation via these 237 free HackerNoon stories.

434. Validate Your Startup Idea Using the Right MVP Techniques

In this post, I'll explain the various types of MVPs, when to use them, and how to choose the right MVP type for your new idea...

435. Why Blockchain Technology Is the Most Feared Enemy of a Corrupt Government

Why does the government hate bitcoin and blockchain technology? This is due to their inexplicable involvement in corruption and their blatant support for it.

436. Building Trust And Security In A Collaborative P2P Marketplace - Why ID Verification Is Critical

Of late, a growing number of users have been participating in the sharing economy. Whether you're renting an AirBnB, requesting a ride on Uber, or using peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders for a loan, the peer-to-peer marketplace is growing rapidly.

437. How to Identify and Stick it to Decision Fatigue

A series of these small decisions scattered throughout our day may seem harmless in the moment, but are they really harmless?

438. How To Apply A Structured Process For Developing an MVP: 2021 Guide

The hard truth is, building a successful MVP is not as simple as coming up with an idea and taking it to a team of developers or a software development company.

439. How to Increase Marketplace Commission: A Real Story

A real story and step-by-step guide on how to increase commission on your marketplace without disrupting business model.

440. A Designer's Dream Job: How to Get What You Want by Doing What You Love

I have gone through self-discovery so many times that I could publish a bestseller. Instead, I will share this experience to help you grow your skill 2.0.

441. Top 5 Podcasts for Startup Founders

Top 5 Podcasts for Startup Founders in December packed with first-hand industry experience.

442. 970 Stories To Learn About Startups

Learn everything you need to know about Startups via these 970 free HackerNoon stories.

443. How DoorDash Has Been Winning the Food Delivery War

DoorDash has overtaken their competitors and achieved admirable success in only seven years of existing. The business lessons we can learn from them are spot on

444. Understand Term Sheets - Part 2: Protection for Future Down-Rounds

Understanding pay-to-play and antidilution provisions in a term sheet

445. How the 10,000 Hours Rule Applies to Entrepreneurship

Explore the transformative power of the 10,000-hour rule in entrepreneurship.

446. How Netflix Thought Ahead, Future-Proofed, and Raised Its Share Price to $500+

Netflix started to future-proof their business by entering the video streaming market. By making this shift, they could better serve their subscribers.

447. 7 Entrepreneurship Tips That Will Change Your Business Life

Want to open a business? Check out the entrepreneurship tips we created especially for you! Are you about to set up a venture? This is undoubtedly one of the most important steps for anyone's professional career.

448. Meet The Entrepreneur: Dvir Ben Aroya, Co-Founder & CEO, Spike

Dvir has over 20 years of executive experience leading technology and internet companies.

449. Interview with Digilus Technologies LLC Founder and CEO, Saahil Kumar Chathrath

Founder and CEO of tech company Digilus Technologies LLC, Saahil Kumar Chathrath shared few important tips for starting a successful startup. The Indian entrep

450. 624 Stories To Learn About Startup Advice

Learn everything you need to know about Startup Advice via these 624 free HackerNoon stories.

451. [Insights for CEOs] Starting and Managing A Remote-first and Multicultural-first Company

I"m Guillaume, co-founder of Bearer.sh, a Startup we launched 18 months ago as a remote-first company.

452. 63 Stories To Learn About Side Project

Learn everything you need to know about Side Project via these 63 free HackerNoon stories.

453. Ignore the Internet (and 3 More Lessons Learned Between $10 and $1,100)

454. The One Piece Of Advice All Founders Need To Hear

Lose the to-do list, there is only one thing you need to focus on

455. Why Communities Are the New Business Currency

Community: The New Business Currency?

456. "I’m a big advocate of Web3 and an anarchist at heart," says FinTech Entrepreneur, Julie Plavnik

Julie is a content strategist and writer who helps Web3 projects rank higher on search engines by creating engaging, optimized content.

457. First Principles Thinking: Identify Assumptions, Breakdown Problems and Create New Solutions

First principles thinking drives complex problem solving and workplace innovation through reverse engineering. Companies that employ first principles thinking are one step ahead as they plan and build for the future.

458. Growing From $0 to $10 in Revenue in 24 Months

I know what you’re thinking. “That title has to be a typo. No one could grow that fast!”. I’m here to tell you that if you work hard and pursue your dreams you too can make $10 in 2 years.

459. A Credible Framework to Validate Startup Ideas

Entrepreneurs are known to run into dozens of ideas on a daily basis, if not more. While most of them seem to border on absurdity in the beginning, it is often difficult to determine whether or not they would work out in the long run. That’s why the best way of ensuring your idea is worth developing is to learn at the fastest possible pace and have the willingness to try out different experiments.

460. Onboarding AI: “Something Went Wrong” Stories

Onboarding AI to products does not always go that smoothly. Some might say it could be either a success, or a failure. But more likely - first results will be useless, and only after several iterations there’d be actual value. So here are stories of what went wrong with AI projects, while evolving. And how eventually businesses managed to set things right. Despite how many books are read, at the end of the day we all learn from our own experience. But, perhaps, those stories, and takeaways, will put at least some pillows for us to land on!

461. Here’s Why I’m Gambling It All Away On My Open Source Startup

By Han Xiao, Founder and CEO of Jina AI. Edited by Bing He and Alex C-G

462. How to Take Your MVP From Idea to Launch

As a business person without the tech skills to build an MVP, it can be tempting to look for a software development partner as soon as possible.

463. 62 Stories To Learn About Tech Startups

Learn everything you need to know about Tech Startups via these 62 free HackerNoon stories.

464. Notion: Superior Productivity For All

Notion is an All-In-One workspace. Notion’s platform allows you to create task-oriented lists and projects, wikis, databases, lightweight CRM’s, tables & more!

465. Speaking Up in Meetings Shouldn't Be This Hard

Are you bold enough to say what you need to say in a meeting or do you feel knots in your stomach and refuse to speak up?

466. CARPA: How To Identify Fortune Cookie Advice, As An Entrepreneur

467. 435 Stories To Learn About Startup Lessons

Learn everything you need to know about Startup Lessons via these 435 free HackerNoon stories.

468. Is Becoming an Amazon Seller a Good Source of Side Income?

Amazon dropshipping is often considered as a reliable source of side income. This article covers the pros and cons of Amazon dropshipping.

469. Your Sales Team Isn’t a Growth Hack

Here's what nobody tells you about scaling sales teams: Your reps can't manufacture demand that doesn't exist.

470. RE: "New Normal" — Today's Thriving Startups Will Be Camels, Not Unicorns

Unicorn is the term given to startups that are able to achieve a billion-dollar valuation, although not as rare as they were a decade ago, these startups are still often time the center of Silicon Valley’s obsession with building, finding and funding the next big thing. The majority of Unicorn startups are known for growing tremendously fast and burning cash without any sign of profit or a single dime in revenue.

471. The Quick and Dirty Entrepreneur's Manual To Business Model Innovation

In the last years, I've been dissecting business models of any type, and companies of any size. At the same time, I've been talking, interviewing, and discussing business model and business model innovation with dozens of entrepreneurs and practitioners.

472. To Continue or Not To Continue? Here's How to Tell Whether You Need to Pivot or Kill Your Idea

To pivot a product means changing its direction to better cater to the market's needs while killing an idea means stopping its development.

473. 9 Underrated Startup Podcasts You Should Start Listening to in 2023

Tired of listening to the same 5 podcasts every day? Here's a list of my top 9 most underrated startup podcasts that will freshen up your playlist.

474. A Solution To Your Mental Health Worries: "Think Big" Towards Your Future and The Rest Will Follow

The ability to think big is the first step to break out of our bubble of self-imposed limits and to channel our energies to explore a bigger and better future.

475. Building a Company in High School and Why We're Selling it on Flippa

Lessons from creating a digital agenda app for students...and why it's time to auction.

476. The Complete Guide to Nailing Customer Feedback

By far, the top reason startups fail is the lack of market need (42% of the cases). Many startups are founded based on unique technologies, or on problems that are interesting to solve, but don’t necessarily answer a real market need. Understanding what market you are serving, and the problem you are addressing is key. The basis for that is early, continuous feedback from the right people who fit the early adopter profile.

477. A Comprehensive Guide to Starting a Business in the USA

478. 10 Proven Strategies to Grow Your iOS App

Discover 10 essential strategies to skyrocket your iOS app's growth. Learn proven tips for ASO, pricing, user acquisition, and engagement.

479. From Stress to Success: My Journey of Overcoming Burnout

Learn how finding a new hobby, such as music, helped one person recover from burnout and discover the power of creativity in business.

480. Why it's Not a Good Idea to Quit Your Day Job Just Yet

Don't Quit Your Day Job (Yet) ft. Fiona Smith aka. The Millennial Money Woman

481. Want to Start an AR/VR Company? Here's how we did it.

In 2013 times were simpler, back when “AR” meant “accounts receivable,” back before Magic Leap raised $2.6 billion, even back before Mark Zuckerberg spent $2 billion for Facebook to acquire VR headset Oculus. I was a fresh Babson MBA grad looking to make a dent in the world through startups and venture capital. I networked my way into my dream job working for a Silicon Valley Venture Capital firm and one of my first investments was in an Augmented Reality headset startup META. I was fascinated by how these immersive technologies could totally change the way people live their lives and conduct business. I could see the writing on the wall, the AR/VR industry was going to be MASSIVE. Comparable in magnitude to the PC, internet, mobile phone platforms, the XR market was predicted to be a multi-billion dollar market in the next decade and disrupt scores of industries. Taking the Angel Philosopher Naval Ravikant's advice to play long term games with long term people, I told myself if I ever had a chance to work in the AR/VR industry I should take it.

482. How We Released a Product And Got To #1 On Product Hunt

With a combination of careful planning and – to be honest – a smidge of luck on the day, we made it a reality. Check out exactly how (and why) we did it below!

483. Getting Off the Beaten Path Is NOT EASY, BUT it Is Rewarding

If you want freedom, security, and privacy, it's possible and worth the investment.

484. 5 Reasons Why You Should Use DaaS For Your Business

Desktop-as-a-Service is a service from a third-party provider using the cloud. All back-end resources like computing power, networking, storage, and VDs.

485. Building a Job Board in 2024: What I Learned and What I’d Do Differently

A review of what it's like building a job board in 2024. Learn common problems, solutions and approaches to job board building.

486. ‘Being Naive Is a Feature, Not a Bug’: Abhinov Balagoni, CEO Pax Credit

A Chat with Abhinov Balagoni, Founder and CEO of Pax Credit on how he got started and what the future holds for Pax Credit

487. It’s Not About You: Finding Success Through Managing Ego and Focusing on End Users

Alfonso spoke with me on an episode of the SaaS Origin Stories podcast about his victories and missteps over the years, and generously shares critical lessons

488. 10 Predictions for a Post-COVID World: Contactless retail, New unicorns and Other

The world as we knew it before will never be the same. The pandemic is reshaping everything from how we work and shop to how we exercise and socialize. There was a great post by Emma Rose Bienvenu that got a lot of traffic where Emma shared her 7 predictions for a Post-Coronavirus World and named remote work, automation, and telemedicine as the key trends shaping our new normal.

489. The Pyramid Framework Can Help You Escape an Ordinary Life

There’s a formula that unlocks the secret sauce for creating value.

490. Passion Doesn't Pay Your Rent

What if I told you that becoming insanely good at something the market NEEDS will light a fire under your ass far more potent than any feeling of "passion?"

491. Make Sure You're Not Wasting Valuable Sales Time

Are You Wasting Valuable Sales Time?

492. Finally Going Full Remote? Here's Everything You Need to Know First

493. Culture and Leadership in Startups: Lessons from the Founder

Lessons from a founder on shaping startup culture that scales — from hiring and leadership to trust, transparency, and building a team you’re proud of.

494. The Only Metric That Matters in Business

Most people pay too much attention to their profits and not enough to their cash flow. Read on to learn why cash flow is the key metric in business.

495. How Leaders at O'Reilly Media, Ebay, and Talespin See the New Way of Working

Ever since the pandemic began, and workforces went home to begin a long period of remote work (which has yet to fully end), we’ve been inundated with think-pieces discussing the “New Ways of Working”. Supposedly, the Old World is never coming back, and we all have to adapt to the reality forced upon use by COVID, or be left behind. I tend to agree.

496. What's The One Thing You Can’t Miss When Building an MVP?

At Altar.io we’ve built dozens of products over the years, working with entrepreneurs from all over the world.

497. 10 Myths Stopping You From Becoming an Entrepreneur

498. How to Turn Your Side Gig Into Your Full Time Job

Turn your part-time side gig into a full-time business by creating a brand palette, building a funnel, creating a landing page, and more.

499. Pre-PMF Startup: How To Do It Right

500. How to Balance Innovation with Compliance: Lessons from the OceanGate Tragedy

For businesses to maximize the benefits of innovation, they must consider safety and compliance to avoid a tragedy similar to that of OceanGate.

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All of the best stories and tips for becoming the great entrepreneur you were always meant to be.

1. Instagram Scraper: How to Scrape Data From Instagram [2023]

Scrape Instagram followers, hashtags, comments, stories, posts, likes, emails, bio and other data with Python/Github.

2. As a builder of Wordpress websites, I need to speak my truth

This is why Wordpress sucks and you should probably stop using it

3. Tall or Flat: Choosing the Right Model for Your Business and Yourself

How to choose the right model for your business and yourself

4. How did Grab Beat Uber as the Top Ride-sharing App in Southeast Asia

In the last few years, Southeast Asia has seen a rapid increase in ride-sharing apps. One of these companies is Grab.

5. The 8 Youngest and Most Accomplished Tech Entrepreneurs

Tech startups, e-commerce stores and family businesses have all played a role in making some of the wealthiest tech based entrepreneurs of the decade. With the advancement of recent technology, there is now more young up and coming entrepreneurs today than any other point in our history. Forbes has ranked the youngest billionaire at just 22 years old, that being Alexandra Andressen, the young women who owns Ferd, the Norwegian investment company that runs hedge funds and actively invests in the Nordic Stock Exchange.

[6. How Fitt Insider Started With

7. The Man Who Made $50 Million By Selling the Same App Twice

Luke Sophinos tells the story of Nikita Bier.

[8. What are the benefits of using Firebase for your Mobile App? Faster and Better

As you start planing to develop your Mobile app, One of the question that arises in many peoples mind is that what to use for backend of App? or What to use to store the data of App like users data or any other type of data that app needs to function.

9. 4 Lessons From OnlyFans and its Founder, Tim Stokely

In contrast to other live platforms, OnlyFans saw adult performers as assets, so instead of prohibiting them, the company empowered them.

10. Essential Steps to Succeed with Your First Digital Product

In this article, I’d like to share working ideas on how to successfully design a product when you are just starting in the digital market.

11. Can This 24-Year-Old Tech Whiz Make Spending Tracking Go Viral With Oops?

Developed by Gen Z for Gen Z, Oops Finance is led by Shaura, whose journey highlights the power of unexplored paths.

12. Exclusive Interview with Billionaire Entrepreneur Ryan Breslow

Welcome to my Meet The Entrepreneur Interview Series, where I interview impactful leaders and ask them to share tips and techniques that have benefited them, bo

13. Commercial Analytics

I'll share insights into how we can uncover untapped potential in pricing, assortment management, and stock logistics with data-based instruments and processes.

14. Ashkan Rajaee on the Challenges of Remote Entrepreneurship

Startups have not returned to the office like many in big tech have, though not by choice. And they're paying the price: hidden costs, less networking, and more

15. Success Story + 1 = OnePlus

OnePlus went from zero to hero in a matter of a year and became the fastest-growing Android device company.

16. How I Bounced Back from Failure: The Story of Zeke Pike

You Can Bounce Back From Anything

17. Employee Resentment and the Power It Holds

The Immense Power of Employee Resentment

18. The Less Debt You Have, the More Risk You Can Assume.

Think about the level of focus you can have without the stress of losing everything.

19. How I Use Notion to Run Online Businesses as a Creator And Founder

The secret to staying productive while running multiple online projects

20. How to Build a Winning Team: Advice from Experienced Crypto Entrepreneurs for Newbies

21. Introductory Guide to Unit Economics and Financial Modeling for Early-Stage Tech Startups

Introductory guide to the unit economy for aspiring tech startups founders.

22. The Secret Mindset of the successful Entrepreneurs

Successful entrepreneurs learn to seize opportunities as they arise, avoid pitfalls along the way, and engage employees to achieve their business goals.

23. How to Think Like Elon Musk

When a South African school boy bullied for “being too smart” becomes a trailblazer for billion dollar companies in future — the world wants to peep into his mind.

24. 7 Essential Skills Every Entrepreneur Should Possess

An entrepreneur is a proud name for people who have the courage and wit to kick off their business and cruise through the world of financial ups and downs.

25. What Problem are You Trying to Solve With Your Startup?

Many people kickstart their careers with a desire to start a business.

26. The Journey From A Failed Video Game To $26 Billion Dollars: The Slack Story

How Slack Went From An Unsuccessful Video Game To A $26 Billion Dollar Company

27. Do Away With Command and Control: How to Change Your Work Culture

Despite articles and studies claiming it dead, command and control remain in around nine out of ten organizations.

28. These 6 Cognitive Distortions Are Wasting Your Time

Six Cognitive Distortions that Waste Your Time

29. 5 Rising Women Leaders To Watch in Tech

In the tech world, these women offer representation in emerging markets and pave the way for a more diverse tech industry.

[30. Where Can Dreams Take You?

The Art of Teaching Associative Thinking to Machines](https://hackernoon.com/where-can-dreams-take-you-the-art-of-teaching-associative-thinking-to-machines-by6r3yme)

The idea of LensAI was born last year sometime in May. If you've missed Part I of my story, you can read it here -> How We Taught Artificial Intelligence to Sell.

31. How Snowflake Grew Into a $70 Billion Dollar Company

How Snowflake Became a $70 Billion Company with the Largest Software IPO in History

32. How to Disrupt the Corporate Immune System

The Corporate Immune System: How To Break Through

33. A Productivity Hack that Changed my Life as a Developer and Solopreneur

Do you find it hard to find motivation to finish your long-term goals or be self-motivated? This simple productivity hack will make 10x more productive!

34. Decentralized Social Media and the Future of Content Creation

The young do not know enough to be prudent, and therefore they attempt the impossible — and achieve it, generation after generation. — Pearl S. Buck

35. What's Your Entrepreneur Persona?

Want to know which type of entrepreneur you are? Check out this list of 7 personas!

36. Betting On Yourself: How to Do It and Why It's Important

Why We Don't Bet On Ourselves (And Why We Should)

37. What Makes A Venture Studio So Successful at Building Startups?

As an increasing number of venture studios break into the entrepreneurial scene, it’s time to analyze what makes this model so competitive.

38. Growth Hacking Can Be the Difference Between Life and Death

Zac invested in a small side-gig blog called OutKick and within a year, built it up to seven-figure-per-month revenue and sold it to Fox for a massive exit

39. Dear Young Entrepreneurs: Skip College, Do This

When I see a stereotypical graduation ceremony photo, I think to myself: "I hope the 6 years and $100,000 of debt was worth it."

40. Consumer Perception Can Make Or Break Your Business

Consumer Perception Can Make Or Break Your Business

41. Psychological Hurdles Entrepreneurs Face Before Reaching Success

Starting your own business is an exciting proposition.

42. What Does it Take to Be an Entrepreneur?

Many of us are obsessed with the idea of creating something cool and being our own boss though we often forget to ask ourselves the tough questions.

43. Naval Ravikant's 10 Entrepreneur Rules for Success

He credits 10 rules for his success. Here’re his ideas on building wealth while being happy:

44. To Guarantee Your Success, You Have to Burn Your Boats

How to Guarantee Your Success: Burn The Boats

45. How I Used a Product Management Process to Start a Yoga Business [Part 1]

The purpose of this article to share my process and journey launching Lund Yoga Community — Sweden’s first sustainable donation-based yoga studio.

46. It’s Time to Reap the Rewards for Reading in Web3

It's time for deep reading in Web3

47. 3 Ways To Make Sure Your Startup Isn’t Successful

Startups that focus on the wrong priorities are likely to fail.

48. How to Make Money Using ChatGPT: Inspired by Gangnam Style

When you look closely, Psy lays out the exact blueprint on how to make money with ChatGPT.

49. Interview with a German Serial Entrepreneur: Marvin Steinberg

Marvin Steinberg is a renowned German serial entrepreneur who, after dominating the German energy startup sector, has made an entry into blockchain technology, with a goal at mainstreaming STO. Today, Marvin Steinberg will be sharing his thoughts on blockchain technology, startups, and security tokens, and offering advice to entrepreneurs interested in venturing into security tokens and STOs.

50. Of Man and Machine: How Tech Entrepreneurs Are Leading the Charge

51. The Paradox of Scaling Through Inaction: Smart People Choose to Build Systems - Here's Why

News flash. You're not actually being productive. You're just busy. And busy is the enemy of truly scaling your impact.

52. Don’t Fall Into A Startup Trap: An Almost Perfect Survival Guide

Most startups fail because founders don’t pay attention to users. They always start with a brilliant idea that might be brilliant only to them.

53. Justin Welsh: How My Little One-Person Business Crossed $4M in Revenue

Justin Welsh discusses how his one-person business crossed $4 million in revenue.

54. Optimizing for Positivity: Niches and the Future of Social Media

Spencer & Sophia Rascoff | Optimize for Positivity: The Next Evolution of Social Media

55. We Need to Stop Glamorizing Exhaustion

Can We Stop Glamorizing Exhaustion? (Please?)

56. Woke Capitalism and The American Dream

The Rise of Woke Capitalism

57. Opening a Bank Account is Still A Hurdle for Crypto Startups

If you’re a crypto startup dealing with stubborn institutions, you’re not alone!

58. Never Stick To The Same Angle

Why always looking for a twist or a difference makes all the difference when marketing your products and trying to grow your brand especially at the start.

59. My Experience With Reworking the Codebase of Low Cost Developers

In over 10 years, I’ve interacted with many digital product creators, around 100 or even more. I have worked with many of them on their products too.

60. Ways Generative AI Can Transform Your Business for the Better!

It has the potential to revolutionize a diverse range of industries and change how we live and work.

61. Who is Anndy Lian? How Does he Turn You Into an NFT Hero?

Anndy Lian is a serial entrepreneur based in Singapore. He is always trying to work hard in the crypto and blockchain industry. He shares his story with me.

62. The Risky Business of Breaking New Ground in Your Industry

Risky Business: Breaking New Ground in Your Industry

63. "My first career was a horrible fit for me personality-wise" - An Interview With CEO, Saeid Fard

Learn how Dimensional CEO Saeid Fard turned his career around from finance consulting to tech startups.

64. Entrepreneurship Class Secrets: Safety Nets, Shortcuts, and The Five

65. Refocusing Your Business: From Profit to People

Rethinking The Bottom Line: From Profit to People

66. What is the Fear Response and How Does it Work?

Fear Is Your Signal To Thrive

67. How To Catch A Whale

Why looking for whales is the perfect method for salespeople and how you can go about catching a whale for yourself to get your own sales career started.

68. Marketing Expert Padraig O’Connor Shares His Journey to the Top

Padraig O’Connor is an inspirational marketing executive. He has built a career marked by his exceptional ability to scale both private and public companies.

69. The Parable of the Farmer and the Horse: A Short Story That Will Make You Rethink Everything

Sahil Bloom tells the story of the Farmer and the Horse.

70. The Enterprise Ecosystem and Blockchain: An Overview

The cryptocurrency movement continues to show no signs of slowing down. With Bitcoin’s price trading ~$10,000 at the time of writing and more consumers being onboarded to the ecosystem, the numbers of cryptocurrency users are growing well into the millions. Much of the consumer adoption is thanks to user-friendly wallet applications and exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, Exodus, BRD, and many others.

71. How Brand Intimacy Takes Your Business to the Next Level

Brand Intimacy: The Hidden Strategy To Take Your Business To The Next Level

72. Are You Settling, Or Doing Your Best?

Are You Settling, Or Doing Your Best? It's important to recognise when you are making decisions to be stable or if you're pushing yourself to reach your dreams.

73. Entrepreneurs Don't Have it All Figured Out. They Learn on the Job.

What Entrepreneurs Learn On the Job

74. How Brazil’s Newly Elected Government Will Affect Its Bustling Startup Ecosystem

With a new political wind blowing through Brazil, we need to ask: What impact might Lula's election have on the buzzing startup ecosystem?

75. Conquering Imposter Syndrome for Success

Conquer Imposter Syndrome for Unbelievable Success

76. Validate Your Startup Idea Using the Right MVP Techniques

In this post, I'll explain the various types of MVPs, when to use them, and how to choose the right MVP type for your new idea...

77. Why Entrepreneurs Need To Set Boundaries To Avoid Burnout

Setting Boundaries To Avoid Burnout is hugely important for everyone, including entrepreneurs that spend every waking moment thinking about their business.

78. How to Win at Business During Economic Uncertainty

As business owners, we can't afford to bury our heads in the sand.

79. How Netflix Thought Ahead, Future-Proofed, and Raised Its Share Price to $500+

Netflix started to future-proof their business by entering the video streaming market. By making this shift, they could better serve their subscribers.

80. Interview with Digilus Technologies LLC Founder and CEO, Saahil Kumar Chathrath

Founder and CEO of tech company Digilus Technologies LLC, Saahil Kumar Chathrath shared few important tips for starting a successful startup. The Indian entrep

81. People are What Matter Most When it Comes to Scaling

Brian Scudamore | Scaling Secrets: It’s All About People

82. 9 Underrated Startup Podcasts You Should Start Listening to in 2023

Tired of listening to the same 5 podcasts every day? Here's a list of my top 9 most underrated startup podcasts that will freshen up your playlist.

83. Why it's Not a Good Idea to Quit Your Day Job Just Yet

Don't Quit Your Day Job (Yet) ft. Fiona Smith aka. The Millennial Money Woman

84. It’s Not About You: Finding Success Through Managing Ego and Focusing on End Users

Alfonso spoke with me on an episode of the SaaS Origin Stories podcast about his victories and missteps over the years, and generously shares critical lessons

85. The Tech Entrepreneur Elon Musk is Making Advanced Pigs

Elon Musk facilitated the live demo to show how Neuralink mind inserts can be carefully added to a live subject with no hindrance to their wellbeing. ‘They’re solid and glad, and undefined from an ordinary pig,’ he said.

86. Talking With Jager McConnell, CEO of Crunchbase - Using Intuition To Succeed In Business

Jager McConnell - CEO of Crunchbase | How To Use Intuition To Succeed In Business

87. To Get the Outputs You Want, You Need to Build Systems

There are two kinds of leaders: one that acts on a whim, and one that follows procedures to solve a problem.

88. Success or Flying into the Sun: Discussing Emotions and Modern Business

Grant Cardone | Success or Icarus: Hardships, Ego and Humility Within Modern Business

89. It's Important to Plan for the Future, But Don’t Prescribe It

Plan For the Future – But Don’t Prescribe It

90. Tech News Playlist: Nigerian Founder is Back, Retail Startup Wins Ignite 2022

Today’s news includes the foundation of Venture Studio, the 2022 Startup World Cup, as well as the latest on aerospace, cybersecurity, and crypto.

91. Meet The CEO of 1MRobotics, Eyal Yair

An interview with the co-founder and CEO of 1MRobotics, Eyal Yair. He runs a startup that specialises in robotics and shares his philosophy and strategy.

92. How to Become an Entrepreneur in 2021

Want to know how to become an entrepreneur in 2021? Business has changed, it’s important to learn to stay ahead. This guide will give you everything you need

93. Why You Should Think Like A Child

The Benefits of Thinking Like A Child

94. We’re All Just Remixing Capitalism: 85 Business Models That Prove So

From “Buy One, Give One” to “Negative Operating Cycle,” here’s your ultimate guide to making money by reinventing the wheel.

95. 8 Legal Documents Every Business Startup Needs

96. Freshworks' Journey to India’s First SaaS IPO: A Deep-Dive

Freshworks' Journey to India’s First SaaS IPO

97. The Strong Game of Developer To Entrepreneur

98. Pharell Williams: His Entrepreneurial Success and How He Does It

Pharrell is one of the greatest artists of our generation. But he's also a relentless entrepreneur.

99. The Key to Entrepreneurial Success: Seeing a World That Doesn’t Exist

The Entrepreneurial Secret: See a World That Doesn’t Exist

100. How I Succeed With Cold Outreach On LinkedIn

Cold outreach isn’t easy, especially on LinkedIn. Here's how I succeed at it after getting scolded multiple times

101. House of Gucci: Rewriting a Better Alternate Business Strategy and Timeline

"Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten." Aldo Gucci's famous saying explains some entrepreneural lessons that House of Gucci teaches viewers.

102. Narrative Debt: The Silent Killer of Early-Stage AI and Crypto Startups

Narrative debt is the hidden failure mode in AI and crypto startups. Here’s how unclear messaging slows adoption more than bad code, and how to fix it.

103. Interview with Ideaology Founder and CEO, Khaled Alkalbani

104. How and When to Find Your Dream Team

How and When To Find Your Dream Team

105. Authenticity Is the Missing Link In Your Business: Here's Why It's Important

Why Authenticity Is The Missing Link In Your Business

106. Is a Business Coach Necessary?

Do You Need A Business Coach?

107. The Art of Creating Valuable Podcasts

We've made incredible leaps since the days of wireless radio.

108. Miki Agrawal and Tushy Record Impressive 2021 Market Growth

Miki Agrawal and TUSHY Celebrated an impressive growth spurt in 2021 through experiential marketing, new bidet tech, and a focus on innovation.

109. 6 Types of Clients to Avoid as a Freelancer

When it comes to freelancing, not all clients are created equal. Learn how to recognize a bad freelance client and how to handle the tough conversations.

110. Top Management Tips for Startup Founders

Here are some top dos and don'ts for startup founders, alongside some management tips for startup founders from successful entrepreneurs.

111. Entrepreneurs Are Not Robots: How to Prevent Burnout and Not Harm Your Business

Entrepreneurs Are Not Robots, and in the fast speed of work, we tend to forget it. We have to work harder to succeed but it's vital to care about mental health.

112. 15 Strategies to Navigate the Job Market in a Covid Economy

You face a very tough job market now — but you can still thrive. Graduates nowadays face a very challenging labor market. Unfortunately, the corona class of 2020, as they are now called, are facing limited job prospects, reduced pay, and a higher risk of unemployment.

113. Occam's, Hanlon's, Grice's: How to Level Up Your Life With The Power of Cognitive Razors

Cognitive Razors are mental Swiss Army knives that philosophers and big-brained folks use to make sense of this crazy world.

114. 7-Step Checklist: How to Incorporate Your Startup

This checklist covers the most important aspects of incorporating your business so you can move forward confidently.

115. Bootstrapping, Fundraising Or Both? How A Gritty Approach Helped Allie Magyar Raise Capital

After years of running events for huge companies, Allie Magyar decided she was spending too much of her time hovering over a fax machine.

116. Raising Money? Prioritize Smart Money

When raising capital, not all startups have options—they only receive one term sheet from one interested investor. And that should be celebrated. However, some startups are “hot” enough to attract multiple VCs.

117. An Interview With Ian Sanders: Entrepreneurship, Being a Leader, and More

On today’s episode of Startups On Demand, I am joined by Ian Sanders, CEO and Co-Founder of Blue Cape, a stealth startup in the field of healthcare analytics.

118. When Progress is NOT Progress: How to Take Action and Break Free From the Illusion

In the realm of self-help content, there's always a bit of a catch, and that often comes in the form of an illusion of progress.

119. Leadership Defined: Deconstructing the Buzzword

Leadership Defined: Deconstructing the Buzzword

120. Software Engineer Remi Denoyer’s Curiosity Propelled His Career at Mentoring Platform Plato

Remi Denoyer learned to code and built his first basic application at the age of 14. He was the perfect founding engineer for Plato, a mentorship platform.

121. How to Monetize Your Podcast & Make it a Sustainable Project

Monetizing Your Podcast & Making It A Sustainable Project

122. The 3 Things Preventing You From Living a Life You Can Be Proud Of

A recent study discovered that a staggering 76% of individuals on their deathbeds regretted not living up to their full potential.

123. The Entrepreneur's Balancing Act: Cultivating Success While Nurturing Life's Dimensions

Embark on an entrepreneurial journey while maintaining balance in health, finance, relationships, and spirituality. Thrive in all aspects of life! 🚀🌟

124. How to Build a Thriving Community

Community is about giving as much as you take, and it's important to remember that your members are not there to worship you.

125. Tips and Tricks to Manage Your Exit Wealth

Timothy Daniels | Managing Your Exit Wealth

126. Could Small Cash Transactions Boost Business Profits? The Benefits Of Small Payment Cashing

Let’s explore the benefits of enabling small cash transactions in a digital-first high street. Could it boost small business profits?

127. 5 Reasons Why Entrepreneurs Fail and How to Turn Things Around

The first step to start something new takes a lot of courage and determination. And being an entrepreneur is one of the most challenging roles or tasks. Entrepreneurship is one of the best adventures you will ever have. From now on, every decision you make will have an impact on your company and your personal life. That's why it's very important to surround yourself with a professional team to share ideas.

128. Top 7 Promising SaaS Entrepreneurs in 2021 You Should Not Miss

The article gives you an idea of how the top SaaS companies made progress and ranked themselves in the top list.

129. Deloitte's Adam Weissenberg Talks About Planning for the Future as an Entrepreneur

Adam Weissenberg - Vice Chair, Deloitte | How To Plan for the Future as an Entrepreneur

130. How to Fix Entrepreneurship in Europe

I Studied Entrepreneurship in 4 Countries. Here's How To Fix it in Europe.

131. Starting a SaaS Business During Covid: My 5 Year Journey

In September 2020, I went all in working for myself. The COVID Pandemic and my cushy engineering manager job made it a hard decision. However, it wasn't one I made overnight. In fact, It took me five years to wrap my head around it. I can divide that time into three entrepreneurial seasons of my life. Each season taught me essential lessons that provided enough insight into changing the course of my career.

132. Open Innovation is the Cornerstone of Your Startup’s Success

Startups: It’s not about being first, it’s about playing well with others. Open Innovation = sharing ideas, collaborating, and winning together.

133. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Audrey Nesbitt on Web3, Writing, and More

Meet Audrey Nesbitt, dynamic entrepreneur, marketing lead and CryptoChick

134. #MyStartInTech: An Interview With Audrea Cook, a Software Engineer

.Tech Domains has launched #MyStartInTech, a campaign dedicated to drawing attention to the lack of diversity in Computer Science education in the US.

135. The Red Queen Effect: Stop Running Faster, Start Thinking Smarter

The Red Queen Effect: Thriving in a fast-paced world. Insights on adaptation, innovation, and growth in business & life.

136. I Spent the Last 9 Months Building a Side Project, Here's How It Went

I thought I'd try to my hand at this entrepreneurship thing. Here's how it went, the lessons I learned, and the progress I've made so far!

137. 151 Stories To Learn About Entrepreneur

Learn everything you need to know about Entrepreneur via these 151 free HackerNoon stories.

138. Attracting Customers to Your Business | Foot Traffic Formula Founder Stacy Shares Her Insights

In my recent conversation with Stacy Tuschi, we talked a ton about the entrepreneurial journey, how to get started, and how to scale as you grow.

139. 3 Major Tax Deductions for Entrepreneurs

140. Who is An Intrapreneur

Not the poor cousin, rather the cautious adventurer striving for nirvana within.

141. Top Five Sites That Use a Personal Domain Name

If you want to find a domain name these days, you have to come up with something as unique as a celebrity baby name. Many of us have been able to reserve our personal name domains, and some wonder how far they can push a site that uses their own personal name.

142. 6 Fatal Financial Mistakes Entrepreneurs Should Stay Away From

One quality that separates seasoned entrepreneurs from the newbies is their willingness and ability to take calculated risks. You will notice this tendency from the world’s best entrepreneurs including Richard Branson, Arianna Huffington and Jack Ma. Irrespective of the type and scale of the business, ranging from a remotely operating technology business to a multinational corporation, there are some financial mistakes that founders should avoid at all costs.

143. Becoming An Entrepreneur In 2021: Challenges And Strategy

Let us examine the challenges that an entrepreneur might face in 2021, including what they can do to overcome them.

144. Online Marketing vs Experiential Marketing: Key Differences

Usually, people get it mixed up thinking of digital marketing and experiential marketing as two separate entities. Truth be told, for a brand to create a diverse multiple channel strategy to connect their brand to customers — they need to leverage on both digital (online) and physical (offline) marketing.

145. Emerging Technologies and Their Impact on Business Strategy

Companies of all sizes and industries increasingly prioritize technological development in their business strategies.

146. Meet Scott D. Clary: From Fortune 500s, to Early-Stage Startups, and Everything in Between

Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Scott D. Clary, Host of the Success Story Podcast.

147. When You Hire One Person, You're Actually Hiring Two: The Duality in Every Hire

Every time you make a new hire, you’re actually adding two people:

148. My Wish For a Gyroscopic Floating Table

An invention I would like to create would be a gyroscopic floating table.

149. Entrepreneurship is an Act of Generosity

For the world to exist as we know it, it was necessary for many people to have dedicated lives to something greater.

150. What's Wrong with the Business Model Canvas? - 6 Major Issues

The Business Model Canvas (as shown above and improved based on this article’s recommendations) is famously the “ultimate” tool for business transformation, having been taught in business schools from the US to India for the past 15 years.

151. Create a Business Model Canvas for Your Business

The business model canvas is the CONCLUSION of a long and fruitful process, which will ultimately inform a company’s entire strategy.

152. 6 Strategies and Tools to Manage Multiple Jobs Effectively

I was really stressed out when I had to manage multiple jobs for the first time. However, these strategies/tools helped me overcome it.

153. 4 Must-Read Tips Before Designing Your Logo

The best logos come across as simple and effortless. This is a difficult concept to wrap your head around when creating your first logo. In fact the number one issue I have had with most of my clients is their urge to overdo the design. Look at the logos of the world’s most successful brands like Nike, Twitter, or Apple. They are extremely simple and recognizable which is why I spend a good part of my time stressing this point to my clients.

154. 7 Things Tech Entrepreneurs Should Know Before Starting a Business

155. Becoming Batman: How Self-Distancing and Alter Egos Encourage Personal Growth

Becoming Batman: How Self-Distancing and Alter Egos Encourage Personal Growth.

156. Back on the Market: Could It Be Time to Sell Your Small Business?

Read on as we evaluate the challenges of small business management post-pandemic and decide whether it could be time for you to say goodbye to your venture.

157. Progressive Problem-Solving: Confidently Answering the Unknown by Getting More People Involved

Progressive Problem-Solving: Confidently Answering the Unknown

158. A Primer to Fundraising Basics And How To Become Pitch Perfect

Often one of the biggest obstacles to starting a business is finding the capital to get your idea off the ground. Those who cannot turn to their own personal savings or borrow funds from family members or friends must turn to investors, funding organizations, or bank loans to raise startup funds.

159. 🎓 How I am Learning Sales as a Technical Founder

160. How Outsourcing Company Can Be Your Startup’s Best Friend

As a founder, you are a specialist in your industry. You’ve had your “lightbulb moment”, the idea that will disrupt your industry with the use of technology.

161. My Advice For Devpreneurs As A Coder Who Learned Marketing

People are less interested in what you built but more in how you did it and the rollercoaster ride along the way. The goal here is to master storytelling.

162. A Guide to Open Enrollment and the Health Insurance Marketplace

163. Negative Self-Talk - What's the Cure?

The Antidote for Negative Self-Talk

164. 6 Steps to Start Your Online Tutoring Business

Gone are those days when tutoring was limited to offering private lessons to nearby students in the local region. Technology has completed changed the way tutoring was done, Covid-19 also had a major impact on the traditional form of tutoring.

165. The HackerNoon Newsletter: The Paradox of AI: If It Cant Replace us, Is It Making Us Dumber? (10/18/2024)

10/18/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

166. "We Are Rich Because We Are Free." - How Society Creates Entrepreneurs

An economic perspective on how society allows a social contract to build entrepreneurs.

167. The First Crucial Steps for an Entrepreneur

An Entrepreneur's First Crucial Steps

168. How To Maintain Your Focus Whilst Running Multiple Businesses

Focusing your energy whilst managing multiple businesses.

169. How Shadow Work Can Change Your Life

If there's one thing we all share as humans, it's the presence of a mysterious and often misunderstood part of ourselves that tends to lurk in the background.

170. 8 Ways Technology is Shaping the Entrepreneurial Landscape

Curious about the impact of technology on entrepreneurship? Discover the 8 ways technology is transforming the entrepreneurial landscape.

171. How to Succeed as a Young Female Entrepreneur

Sophie Wyne (Co-Founder and CEO of ariglad), Luna Ito-Fisher, and Ambika Miglani (Co-founders of Decrypted By Us) join Amy on the podcast this week to chat about their entrepreneurship journey 😱

172. Tech Round Table: The Biggest Challenges in 2019 and Predictions for 2020

For the second year, members of our BIP Capital team came together in at the end of 2019 to discuss the year’s biggest technology and business trends, as well as what opportunities and barriers ahead as we move through 2020. The discussion also included leaders from a number of our portfolio companies so that they could offer their own unique perspectives, especially as they relate to the challenges of growing a successful business.

173. How to Start a Socially Responsible Business in 2022

The state of the world in 2022 certainly calls for a little TLC from the business community.

174. Author Miki Agrawal to Drop a New Book by 2023

Miki Agrawal, best-selling author of "Do Cool Sh*t" and "Disrupt-Her" discusses her new book, an affirmations book meant to inspire readers.

175. NASA Space Entrepreneur Releases Growth Hacking Secrets in New Book

The new book Growth thinking — thinking, design growth hack is a blend of design thinking and modern modeling tools like business model canvas.

176. Remote Meetings Basics

Everyone does remote meetings nowadays! The culture has changed from having a room with people, drinking coffee, typing at their laptops and guiding discussions through the multitude of subject matters that they have to cover and resolve to… them doing the same thing BUT through their screens.

177. Raising Capital For Your Business: First Steps To a Great Deal

Money, or lack of it, can make or break a startup. Period.

178. From Zero to Hero: How to Build a Legendary Sales Team and Take Your Business to the Next Level

If there’s something I’ve learned from running my own business, it’s that you can’t – you simply can not – go it alone.

179. A Helpful Guide of How to Successfully Hire and Manage a Dedicated Software Development Team

In a nutshell, the dedicated team model means using a software development company to build a technical team according to requirements of your project.

180. The Gig Economy Revolution: Inspiring a New Generation of Entrepreneurs

Trading a lifetime of employment for a bit of security and a 401k is no longer as appealing to newer generations.

181. How We're Helping Black Founders Succeed with Launch Like a Mogul

Growing up and entering adulthood post-college, I always knew that I wanted to be in a position to help the Black community succeed and break barriers.

182. How to Protect Your Business in Times of Crisis

Protecting Your Business in Times of Crisis

183. Take The Lead's President Gloria Feldt Says Empthy is the Most Important Skill You’re Not Developing

Gloria Feldt, President Of Take The Lead | The Most Important Skill That You’re Not Developing - Emp

184. What Can Managers do to Really Help Their People?

Management Manifesto: How Managers Can Really Help Their People

185. Interview with Shivam Singh: It is Important to Focus on What We Know

Shivam told his professional career focused on digital marketing. He runs TechGrits and Orient Digital Media.

186. Building Toffee: How I’m Tackling the Messy Truth About Debt, One Line of Code at a Time

Toffee is a debt tracking and management app designed to turn financial stress into momentum.

187. The Art and Science of Wealth Transfer: Ensuring Your Fortune Remains Yours

How To Make Sure Your Family Wealth Stays Yours: The Secrets of Wealth Transfer

188. Unlocking PR: How Businesses Can Conquer Their Publicity Phobias

Businesses want it—but they’re afraid of it.

189. Ways to Use Images in Your Marketing Campaigns

Images are critical to the success of your campaign due to their huge impact on emotions.

190. Justin Welsh Explains the 30-30-30 Method: How to Make More Money by Talking to Your Customers

What is the 30-30-30 Method? A simple framework to make sure you're working on 3 specific levers that will deepen your knowledge of customer pain and problems.

191. How to Remain Resilient As an Entrepreneur During COVID-19 Pandemic

These are weird and unsure times in which we live. And while the full effect on our health by the corona virus is not completely established or understood, it is now having significant stress on the economy,the businesses and our personal finances.

192. Financial Modeling: Key Importance Tips to Build Your Winning Model

Financial modeling is a critical tool for informed decision-making and strategic planning for any business.

193. Company Culture: Future-Proofing Your Startup Venture

Company Culture: Future-Proofing Your Startup Venture

194. The Loneliness Epidemic: Overcoming Loneliness as an Entrepreneur in a Highly Connected Era

Even with the rise of the Internet of Things and the digitalization of our communication efforts, more people are experiencing high levels of loneliness.

195. How to Be a Vulnerable Entrepreneur: Kara Goldin's Success Story

On the Success Story podcast last month, I was fortunate enough to share an enlightening conversation with the delightful Kara Goldin.

196. How You Can Discover Your Unknown Knowns

If you feel like you suffer from imposter syndrome, comprehension gaps or a decrease in personal growth, it may be time to hit the yellow brick road.

197. The Hidden Cost of Hypergrowth: Scale Without Sacrificing Stability

Discover the secrets to sustainable growth and avoid the pitfalls of hypergrowth with insights from Karl Alomar on structure, leadership, and culture in startup

198. Facing Tech Talent Shortage in Your Startup? Build Global Teams

Are you an entrepreneur struggling to find the right tech talent for your startup? Here is how global teams can save you from tech talent shortage.

199. Perpetually Exhausted? There’s a Reason for It

Microstress is something much more nuanced and complex. It's an insidious toxin lurking in your own backyard – and it comes from interacting with those........

200. Startup Disrupt: Positive Disruption of Society and the Commercial Sphere

Startup Disrupt has become a part of the Czech startup world. This platform for startups aims to educate, inspire and connect entrepreneurs, startups, mentors, technology innovators as well as investors and corporations not only in the Czech Republic but also within the startup communities around the world. This initiative has been launched by Patrik Juránek who already built a chapters for global startup communities in past.

201. Embracing Imperfection: Being Okay with Okay (For Now)

For a lot of people, there is a hesitation to try anything at all. Well, you know who I don’t interview? Someone who never even tried.

202. John Climaco Talks About Defining Your Legacy As An Entrepreneur

John Climaco | Defining Your Legacy As An Entrepreneur

203. Meet the Writer: Entrepreneur Mathew Georghiou

Mathew Georghiou — CEO, entrepreneur, engineer, inventor, writer.

204. How to Build a Technical Blogging Platform with David Smooke and Clever Programming

In this video, Naz will be interviewing the CEO of Hackernoon, David Smooke. Tune in for some insights!

205. The Noonification: We Need to Stop Glamorizing Exhaustion (5/25/2023)

5/25/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

206. How Early IPOs Can Transform Customers Into Evangelists

Taking a company public is a massive undertaking and can be the wrong move for some businesses.

207. The Noonification: To Guarantee Your Success, You Have to Burn Your Boats (8/24/2023)

8/24/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

208. Business Digitalization Introduces Additional Cyber Threats To Be Aware Of

This new wave of business digitalization increased the number of cyber attacks - the so-called cyber pandemic began.

209. Tech Start-up Insights From Turing Fest 2019

From growth leaders from Shopify, UnBounce, Yoast and Monzo.

210. Boulevard of Broken Dreams: What Happens After Your First Failure

Bouncing Back From Broken Dreams: What Happens After Your First Failure

211. This Is How Old These Billionaires Where When They Earned Their First Billion

Andrew Lokenauth details when these billionaires earned their first billion.

212. Is Idea Validation Broken? How I Learned Users Don’t Always Mean What They Click

Discover why traditional idea validation often fails — and how clicks can mislead you.

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79 Blog Posts To Learn About Enterprise Technology

LearnRepo — Tue, 26 May 2026 15:00:38 +0000

Let's learn about Enterprise Technology via these 79 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Enterprise technology refers to the IT systems and software used by large organizations to support their operations, management, and strategic goals. These robust solutions are critical for driving efficiency, collaboration, and competitive advantage in complex business environments.

1. Android Devices in Enterprise Mobility — Navigating Key Risks

Mobile phones have always been a staple of corporate communication. In the early days, companies would provide mobile devices to their employees.

2. Computer Vision Is Solving Problems That Weren't Even On Our List

Replicating human interaction and behavior is what artificial intelligence has always been about. In recent times, the peak of technology has well and truly surpassed what was initially thought possible, with countless examples of the prolific nature of AI and other technologies solving problems around the world.

3. Migrating From Oracle Forms to APEX? I’ve Done it and Here’s Why I Think You Should Too

What is the matter with Forms’ support? Why migrate to APEX? What are the benefits? In this article, I’ll provide you with answers to these questions.

4. Automating SaaS Client Onboarding: CRM-IAM Integration

IT organizations face the brunt of such missed revenue due to integration delays. This article proposes a strategy for technology leaders and practitioners to

5. Why Micro Frontends Are the Future of Frontend Development

Microservices have helped the backend world to divide backends into smaller, more manageable, and more efficient pieces.

6. Best IDEs for .NET Development

The .NET Core platform makes it possible for businesses to develop applications for just about any platform—from Windows, macOS, Linux, and even mobile operating systems. This isn’t just a time saver, but a means to cut back on your budget. You will be able to develop across all platforms, and you won't have to hire developers for each ecosystem. Instead, you can hire one developer or a team of .NET developers to make it all happen.

7. How Digital Transformation Impacts Your Company Culture

The successful implementation of digital transformation in the enterprise depends largely on the willingness of the corporate culture to change.

8. The Rise of Business VPNs and SASE: Securing the Evolving Enterprise Landscape

As businesses increasingly rely on cloud-based resources and remote workforces, the need for robust security solutions grows.

9. Relearning Packer: 4 Common Myths About Image Automation Debunked

Discover and debunk four common myths about image automation using HashiCorp Packer.

10. Gamification: A New Era in Workplace Experiences

Explore the impact of low employee motivation and the role of enterprise gamification in boosting engagement, eliminating friction, and fostering creativity.

11. Copilots Are the New Shadow IT: The Hidden Risks That Come With Them

Enterprises adopting copilots face risks like data leaks. Learn how visibility, standards, and oversight can turn them into secure, productive tools.

12. Migrating from DC/OS to Kubernetes: The Challenges You May Face

This blog will discuss DC/OS and Kubernetes and what challenges you might face when migrating between these container platforms.

13. Enterprises Capitalize on Generative AI as It Emerges as the Ultimate Revenue Generator

Making money has become the hallmark of a technology’s success in the world of business, and AI is doing just that.

14. An Analysis of Key Players in the Software Defined Storage (SDS) Market for 2022

This blog examines the top Software-Defined-Storage (SDS) market players for 2022 and highlights the importance of each one as an enterprise solution.

15. What Are the Advantages of Utilizing Cloud-Based Linux Systems?

These days, a lot of businesses are concentrating on integrating a cloud-based system into their IT infrastructure because they are more dependable, and strong.

16. 10 Important Use Cases of ERP For Businesses

Wondering why your business needs a dedicated ERP system? Read to explore some important use cases of ERP for business growth and profitability.

17. All you Need to Know About Building a B2B Product (Example Case Study Included)

Learn how B2B and SaaS product managers solve business users problems by building features for enterprise solutions

18. Data-Driven Approach for Software Engineering: How to Avoid Common Problems

In today’s digital world, data is constantly being generated, evaluated, and updated. It also plays an important role in the work of software engineers by providing accurate, actionable feedback that helps engineers understand where and how to make improvements to a product or process.

19. The Importance of a Single Source of Truth for Enterprises

A single source of truth (SSOT) enables that synchronization. A company with SSOT relies on one and only one point of reference for the latest, aggregated info.

20. Active Inference AI: Here's Why It's The Future of Enterprise Operations and Industry Innovation

In the coming year, Active Inference AI is set to displace LLMs and deep learning GenAI as the most efficient, reliable, and sustainable form of AI.

21. TeKnowledge's Expansion: Tackling the Tech Talent Crisis with Unified Cybersecurity and Upskilling

TeKnowledge: Uniting Cytek Security, Tek Experts, and Elev8 under one banner to pioneer the future of secure digital transformation and tech talent empowerment

22. 5 Proven Use Cases of Intelligent Document Processing for Enterprises

Let us go through 5 proven use cases of intelligent document processing for enterprises.

23. Why Over-Caching Can Be Just as Bad as No Caching

Over-caching can hurt as much as no caching. Learn why smart, selective caching keeps systems fast and reliable.

24. Enterprise AI Has Been Failing, Here’s How It Can Recover

Over the last decade, AI has evolved into an all-purpose term for any accomplishments of computer algorithms that formerly required human reasoning and thought

25. The Long and Winding Road to Kubernetes

A look at why enterprises are slow in moving to Kubernetes.

26. 2024 Tech Landscape: 5 Trends Driving Operational Change

Discover 5 enterprise technology trends in 2024, focusing on purpose-driven adoption and continuous improvement for impactful outcomes in global businesses.

27. Shankar Manapragada Unites Operational Excellence Through Food Services, Talent and Technology

Shankar Manapragada shares how food services, talent development, and technology combine to drive operational excellence.

28. A Helpful Guide to Enterprise Mobile App Development

Here's a step-by-step guide for enterprise mobile app development. It is a good read for enterprise executives who don't know where to start.

29. Securitize Launches Tokenized Fund on Avalanche, Unblocking Broader Access to Alternative Investment

The new Securitize tokenized fund (the “Fund”) marks the first time exposure to one of KKR’s alternative investment strategies.

30. How Automation in Contract Management Can Optimize Business Negotiations

Contract management software for small businesses optimizes negotiations so you can spend more time expanding your brand.

31. Dollar Devaluation Drives Enterprises to Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin was born as a solution to the damage created by money printing. With the decentralised nature of cryptocurrencies, we can solve this problem.

32. oVice Raises 100 Million Yen to Provide Innovative Virtual Office Spaces

At oVice, you can virtually walk by moving your avatar and easily join in and out of conversations by bringing your avatar either closer or away from the other.

33. AI Browsers Are Rewriting This New Age of the Internet: Here's How

AI browsers are rewriting the web. Discover how to adapt your content strategy as clicks fade, and AI-driven interactions take center stage.

34. How Technology Is Changing Trust in the Online Merchant World

In this article, we'll discuss the ways by which customers can be sure that their information is being kept safe, and they can track their purchases.

35. Introducing Conversation.ai

This post has been authored by Aakrit Vaish, Co-Founder & CEO of Haptik

36. Improving Observability Through Service Level Metrics

37. API Economy for Data-driven Enterprises

The API (Application Programming Interface) economy has become the cornerstone of modern digital transformation.

38. Applying Modern Technology to Business: Shoyu Ro’s Path to Success

Shoyu Ro’s tech leadership has driven business success, from AI-powered ads to SaaS innovations. Learn how he’s shaping the future of enterprise tech.

39. Why More Diversity in Competitive AI Roles Requires the Reinvention of the Internship Pipeline

AI is everywhere and we should start to intentionally recruit more diverse teams to design and build it.

40. The Importance of Upskilling in Today's Digital Landscape: A Look at the Latest Trends

This is making it increasingly important for individuals to develop these skills if they want to remain competitive in the job market.

41. The Metaverse Insider Joins Forces With the Economist for Enterprise Metaverse Summit

The Metaverse Insider is proud to announce its partnership with Economist Impact as a strategic media partner for their upcoming Enterprise Metaverse Summit.

42. 3 Things To Change About Your Approach To Digital Transformation

The barriers to digital transformation, personal experience of its implementation, and the lessons learned during the evolution of a composable enterprise.

43. Rohit Garewal on Why Most Enterprise AI Fails and How to Architect for the 4% That Win

Rohit Garewal, CEO of Object Edge, on why most enterprise AI fails, the power of ontologies, and how real AI rewires workflows, not dashboards.

44. Employee Wellness 101

Businesses have been overlooking employee wellness for a long time. As organizations started re-opening, they must have actionable employee well-being.

45. The AI Agent Blind Spot: A New Frontier for Security Analytics

This article breaks down the 'AI Behavioural Assurance' gap and proposes a new security framework for monitoring agent behavior.

46. Digital Identities: The Value of Automation In Enterprise Security

Digital identities are of crucial importance for cybersecurity of modern enterprises. Let's find out what changes can be expected in the domain of web security.

47. Forget Choosing a Model—Let the AI Choose You

Adaptive AI systems streamline workflows by eliminating model selection friction, improving adoption, and paving the way for autonomous, auditable AI.

48. Startup Interview with Gabriel Dymowski, DoxyChain Co-founder & CEO

New enterprise-ready blockchain revolutionising document management space. DoxyChain brings new online contracting standards to European Union.

49. 5 Reasons Why Enterprises Need Zero Trust Security

The notion of “Zero Trust” has been around since the 90s. But, the Zero Trust security model was first coined by John Kindervag to describe stricter access control management and cybersecurity programs, in 2010. Meaning that infinite trust is diminished from all computing infrastructure, and Zero Trust is grounded on the idea “trust none, verify all”.

50. Pioneering Excellence in Enterprise Technology: The Vision of Pratyosh Desaraju

Discover how Pratyosh Desaraju is redefining enterprise retail tech with AI, Kafka, and deep learning–driven performance anomaly detection.

51. The Online Industrial Experience Is Gravitating Toward A Single Screen

The following questions can help CEOs to understand how to become heroes in this era digital commerce.

52. Africa: Careers in Technology

Making it on the global scene as a young African technologist.

53. IaaS, the Niche SaaS Power

IaaS is Infrastructure-as-a-Service. We compare SaaS with IaaS with overall impact on cloud computing market. Google, Microsoft, IONOS are examples we use here

54. Beyond the Hype: Why a “Trust Gap” Forced My Custom Voice AI Architecture

Learn how a Fortune 500 IT Director bridges the "Trust Gap" in Voice AI with a modular "Buy Fast, Build Safe" architecture designed for regulated industries.

55. Unveiling Crowdin Enterprise. New Technology to Build Multilingual Software

It’s pretty amazing how many tech products expand globally. Reaching new markets and looking for new business opportunities. Even despite today’s economic challenges. What’s much less pleasurable to observe is the amount of effort localization can take if done without proper technology.

56. 5 Signals Your Digital Transformation Strategy Needs an Upgrade

Unlock the true potential of enterprise digital transformation with insights into common pitfalls and signs for an upgrade.

57. Prioritising Security Vulnerabilities with CVSS 3.1 [An Overview]

With thousands of security vulnerabilities reported each month in products ranging from hardware devices to firmware to popular software apps, how does one prioritise what needs the most attention? From a business and project management perspective, it makes sense to, first and foremost, allocate engineering and/or risk assessment resources to the most severe vulnerabilities that need immediate patching.

58. Good Company Interview with Alexei Dulub, PixelPlex's Founder

Alexei Dulub, CEO & Founder of PixelPlex, discusses consulting & custom development, power of value-driven teams, blockchain's prospects, and unattainable goals

59. How to Create AI Systems That Evolve Smoothly With Model Updates

AI systems often fail when switching models due to their rigid design. Learn how to build flexible, modular AI systems that adapt to change.

60. From Legacy to Cloud-Native: Lessons from a 25-Year IT Leader on Modernizing Enterprise Systems

Legacy systems are slowing innovation. Learn how cloud-native architecture and strong leadership drive enterprise modernization and long-term growth.

61. Is "Society 5.0" Supplementing AI as Technology's Latest and Greatest Snake Oil?

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62. What Makes a Cloud Enterprise Technology Stand Out

This article covers the top eight factors you should consider when choosing a cloud enterprise technology.

63. AI-driven Features with the Highest Potential for Enterprise Development

Enterprise players across all industries are eager for optimization and improvement of their business processes: administration, customer service, marketing, sales, recruiting, and others. Today AI-driven software can cover the most common Enterprise needs like data security, data processing, resource optimization, and brand awareness. Forrester has reported that AI is also able to improve customer service and quality of existing products, increase revenue streams, and customer lifetime value.

64. Why Building Enterprise Products Is Awesome

While consumer products get all the hype, B2B products are a quiet gem

65. Slack's Connect DM Feature Has A Security Flaw

Slack recently rolled out its "Connect DM” feature that turned out to be a blunder. Know more about it here.

66. Should Enterprises Consider No-code Tools?

Explore the pros and cons of no-code tools for enterprises, including benefits like speed and cost savings, and challenges like customization and security.

67. The Benefits Cloud ERP Solutions Bring to Modern Enterprise

With over 70% of companies undergoing complete digitization, it might be your company’s chance to reap the benefits of using sales ERP software.

68. Startup Interview with Erik Norgaard, HOLLYFY Founder / CEO

Built for the creator economy. Empowering small businesses. Expanding spheres of influence. Erik Norgaard shares the origin story of Hollyfy.

69. How AI-Driven Decision Intelligence Is Reshaping Enterprise Performance Management

Discover how decision intelligence and AI are transforming EPM from reactive spreadsheets to forward-looking, integrated, and scalable planning architectures.

70. Ada Lovelace Was a Marketing Genius, Too

Ada Lovelace was the first software programmer... and also the first tech marketer?

71. Telemedicine - The New Frontier in Healthcare

Learn the tips and best practices for managing telemedicine devices in healthcare. If you're up for a challenge, this article is for you!

72. Unlocking the Future of Real-Time Data Processing: Ververica Cloud's Latest Advancements

At the recent Flink Forward 2023 event, hosted by Ververica, we witnessed significant strides in this direction with the latest updates to Ververica Cloud.

73. You’ve Been Thinking of Serverless All Wrong!

Serverless in enterprise success stories. Why should enterprise move to serverless? What's important to enterprise in serverless.

74. AI’s Silent Failures vs. Graph Thinking’s Loud Wins

Many AI pilots fail at scale because their architecture isn’t built for reasoning.

75. An Intro to Real-Time Data Anchoring and Legacy ERP Systems

Comprehensive data visibility is still a big challenge in enterprise resource planning.

76. Enterprise Mobile Applications: Are they a Trend or a Necessity?

Mobile devices have redefined the way we interact with digital technology, and enterprise mobile applications are probably the most interesting example of this shift. While they hold considerable potential for improving business operations, you’ll be right to wonder whether they can really fulfill all the trendy promises seen in the media. Below is a detailed analysis of what these apps can really do and how to harness their potential while avoiding the risks.

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