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    #1. We have to be a startup city / have an epicenter. If I only spend my time there, I’ll make it! 

    This isn’t an acting career dependant on you being discovered by peers nor getting trained by the local mentor.

    Most successful startups are born out of two places: 1. Innovative companies 2. Innovative Universities. You want to be a successful founder?

    Get a job at Facebook or study at a school where you have free reign with the IP you develop.

     

    #2. It was established decades ago that Marketing is the most important investment a startup makes.

    Not promotion! Not advertising! Marketing. Marketing is the work of the market. Startups fail because they run out of money, launch the wrong thing, misunderstand their customer, disregard competition….

    Addressing those priorities and challenges is called Marketing. If your marketing person isn’t doing that, fire them. If you expect your marketing person to just get you leads, you should be fired. If you’ve built anything without doing all that first, just go home.

    Marketing is what you do first, to figure out what to do; including when and if you should promote your business. I can always tell when a startup is going to fail because they say something like, “we want to test Facebook ads.” you’re too late.

     

    #3. Tech and Startup are not industries.

    If you’re saying you’re in Tech, or that you want to be where the startups are, you’re wasting your time and resources. Every company works in/with technology. Startup is just a stage.

    Surround yourself by peers working in the same industry as you; yes, even among competitors. Startups mostly fail.

    Your goal, as a community of industry specific professionals, is to collaborate toward what works; learn from one another, move talent around, and drive efficiency of attention for investors and the media.

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  • New Member Asked on November 18, 2018 in Digital Currency.

    Well, just like George said, trading or shorting Bitcoin is too dangerous because of the volatility. What you need to do is learn how to trade Altcoins.

    I taught  Nigerians how to do that since Friday 9th to 12th of November for FREE. I even had to create a Whatsapp group to teach them.

    To whom it was concerned, some of them deposited Bitcoin and they are ready to shoot. So, you are probably late but I can still put you through though.

    Just to copy all the tutorials and give you or open up the group for you to learn about it.

    Below is what you need to know… See the image.

    Crypto tradingHow to trade Crypto

    Nevertheless, to get started,. below are some Crypto Trading you want to know.

    Altcoin: Abbreviation for “Alternative coin”. Cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin are collectively called Altcoin.

    FOMO – It refers to the fear of missing out or the opportunity cost of a particular investment decision.

    BEAR – Borrowed from the Wall Street honchos, this term refers to an investor or trader believing in the downward sloping price curve of a particular crypto or the entire market with the hope of earning profit from the same.

    ATH – All time high indicates that the price of a particular token has broken all records to reach the highest price ever achieved.

    BAGHOLDER – A trader or investor who presently has to face negative consequences for holding on to a particular crypto for a substantially long span of time.

    WHALE – Borrowed from the world of gambling, this term is used to indicate bullish traders having a fat account. Bullish whale is another term which is used for the Whale investors expecting the market to rise in days to come.

    BEARWHALE – This indicates a trader operating a fat account and hoping for the price of cryptos to skyrocket.

    TO THE MOON – The upper momentum experienced in the crypto market followed by climbing up price.

    REKT – This wrongly spelled term for “wrecked” refers to an investor or trader who has been ruined utterly following the massive losses suffered in crypto industry.

    FUD – Fear, uncertainty and doubt refers to investors having second thoughts about the situation.

    ADDY – Crypto key or public address for example, “Kindly tell me your ADDY.”

    That is where I want to stop for now. You can always learn more if you are ready.

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