Emilie Kormienko

 The only true end of onboarding is when a user is habitually using your product.

Smartphones were inherently social, too, unlike the desktop web. Apps could tap into a smartphone’s address book for a ready-made social graph; they could import photos from a user’s camera roll, or easily grab the user’s coordinates for location-based networking.

A successful, scalable project should have an obvious problem and a robust solution, regardless of whether it is in the crypto industry.

The proliferation of disinformation online has seeped into all aspects of life. Elections, the pandemic, and now, a war are all targets of organized campaigns to obfuscate or even rewrite truth and facts. At the same time, censorship of vulnerable populations is on the rise, only further restricting the flow of information.

Then, we decided to revisit fundraising (and do it differently). We set up an AngelList Roll-Up Vehicle (RUV). Through an RUV, any accredited investor can contribute, up to 250 individual investors in a single round. Our first step with the RUV was to email it to our customers. Why? Because fundamentally, I wanted to enrich the people that are... See more

It’s good to involve the community, yet it is your project and vision at the end of the day.

A series that explores and explains the world of crypto and blockchain in under three minutes and in plain English.

Topics include Bitcoin, mining, Metamask, stable coins, NFTs, web3, blockchains, staking, DeFi, and big players in the space such as Gary Vee.

From "What is the web3 movement about?": Web1 refers to the early, read-only websites.

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It’s important to tell your friends, see a therapist or psychiatrist, join a support group, or even just read up online about what you might be experiencing.