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5 Reasons You Don’t Need Shark Tank or Venture Capital for Your Business https://t.co/Zlb8dVkQ7Z

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3 Irish guys - 1 idea - proof of concept survey

Hello everyone. As the title says myself and two friends are exploring a new idea and want to determine if it has value. The concept is a platform which would allow people to book (for a fee) a specific table in a restaurant. For example a table by the window with an amazing view. Any thoughts? We have created a survey (should take less than 2 minutes) to gather some data. All responses will be greatly appreciated. Link to survey: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kmCdealpsTpHMP\_BCyEF5wdGW63mU3uvOTDZCJoo6NM/viewform?pli=1&pli=1&edit\_requested=true#responses](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kmCdealpsTpHMP_BCyEF5wdGW63mU3uvOTDZCJoo6NM/viewform?pli=1&pli=1&edit_requested=true#responses)

Confused about the company registration

I have been working on an Idea since few months and now that the time is to register my company and I am so confused about the structure and I need suggestions regarding registering a SASS product based company, I have come with 2 names one is a company name and second is the product name and I do have other products to be worked on in the future so my idea was to register a single company and work on multiple products within this one umbrella but there is a second thought that feels right is having/registering a separate company for each product so that the investors or share holders will be separate for each SASS products.

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What do you think about SAFE after SAFE?

I’m curious how everyone is approaching and thinking about startups that raise SAFE after SAFE after SAFE? This seems like an easy way for startups to continually raise money but will investors benefit? Concerns I have are not being on the cap table, getting screwed without an MFN in place, the messiness when everything finally converts and the potential for near-infinite SAFEs via drip feed. Most startups I’ve seen doing this seem to be in a less stable financial position than counterparts who follow a more standard SAFE to seed or A round. Do you agree?

Christmas Closure: What Every Business Should Know https://t.co/Zlw8EwIygl https://t.co/v16XkK8fZ3

Protecting startups from low-hanging cyber threads

Hi Reddit! I have an idea for a service that helps startups protect themselves from low hanging cyber threads, which are vulnerabilities in their security that can be easily exploited by hackers. These threads can put startups at risk of data breaches, identity theft, and other cyber attacks, and can also damage their reputation and trust with customers. My service would provide startups with a comprehensive assessment of their cyber security, identifying and addressing any low hanging threads. This would help startups to proactively safeguard their sensitive data and prevent attacks from happening. I believe this is a valuable service that could benefit many startups, especially those that may not have the resources or expertise to properly secure their systems. What do you think? Would this be a useful service for startups, and would you be interested in using it? I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback. Thanks for reading!

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Is VC spend within emerging markets actually a leading indicator of success within the market?

This might be a dumb question as I’m new to VC. It just feels like there’s always a lot of hype around emerging markets. As time passes a very small handful of companies emerge from the dust with a meaningful exit, but the VAST majority fizzle out. For example, web3 has been hyped for years at this point with a considerable amount of investment. All of the buzz almost feels like more hype driven by VCs to influence markets than actual potential. Am I way off on this?

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Perfecting your product or business idea can take time and be daunting. But don’t give up, it’s all worth it in the end.

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