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Here’s what happened in crypto today
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Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, NFTs, Web3 and crypto regulation.
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China’s rare earth export controls to accelerate dollar collapse: Analyst
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Bitcoin and other hard money assets are the only way to fix the economic problems caused by currency debasement, analyst Luke Gromen said.
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Bitcoin mining just got easier — but not for long, as hashrate roars back
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Bitcoin's network hashrate hit an all-time high of over 1.2 trillion on Tuesday and remains elevated despite a drop in difficulty.
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Crypto markets surge as Trump confirms October 31 summit with Xi Jinping
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The de-escalation of tensions and growing odds of a trade deal between the US and China are positive price catalysts for cryptocurrencies.
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Bitcoin weekly close must hit this $108K+ level to rescue key ‘demand area’
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Bitcoin price volatility returned into the weekly close with a key reclaim zone in sight, while liquidations exceeded $200 million in 24 hours.
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Michael Saylor hints at a fresh Bitcoin purchase despite NAV collapse
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Michael Saylor has hinted that Strategy may buy more Bitcoin after sharing a chart showing $69 billion in BTC holdings.
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Japan’s FSA weighs allowing banks to hold Bitcoin, other cryptos: Report
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency is weighing reforms that could let banks hold cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and operate licensed crypto exchanges.
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John Bollinger says to ‘pay attention soon’ as big move could be imminent
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Technical analyst John Bollinger identified potential W bottom patterns in Ether and Solana charts, suggesting a major move could follow.
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Satoshi's Bitcoin stash declined by over $20B from all-time high amid crash
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The recent market crash that caused some cryptocurrencies to lose up to 99% of their value also dealt a significant hit to Satoshi's wallets.
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Can Bitcoin recover as gold plunges from record highs? Analysts weigh in
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Bitcoin-to-gold ratio hits historic lows that previously preceded major bull runs, with past bottoms preceding 100–600% BTC price rallies.
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Can Ethereum price reclaim $4,500 in October?
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Ethereum price eyes $4,500 as a classic chart pattern, and onchain MVRV data align to signal renewed upside momentum this month.
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Can Bitcoin recover as gold plunges from record highs? Analysts weigh in
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Bitcoin-to-gold ratio hits historic lows that previously preceded major bull runs, with past bottoms preceding 100–600% BTC price rallies.
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Ripple’s $1B buy-back plan fails to lift price: Can XRP still rebound?
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Holding above $2 increases XRP's potential to retest $3 in the coming weeks, while also maintaining a record high target of around $7.75.
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Bitcoin Coinbase Premium weakens but RSI mirrors April bottom zone
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The Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Index turned negative as BTC’s RSI hit its lowest level since April, but it could also mark the beginning of a slow recovery.
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Public companies hold $110B BTC, but which are profiting from the Bitcoin standard?
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Public companies now hold over 1 million Bitcoin worth $110 billion on their balance sheets, but only early adopters with disciplined strategies have seen major gains.
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ETH bulls unmoved by surprise sell-off below $3.7K: Here’s why
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Ether’s price rebound potential hinges on improving US credit and labor data, as traders show caution after recent liquidations and volatility in derivatives markets.
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Bitcoin holds $105K as US bank stocks recover, Trump truce lifts sentiment
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Bitcoin fell below $105,000 as US banking stress rattled risk markets, but stronger-than-expected regional bank earnings helped ease investor fears. Will the BTC uptrend resume any time soon?
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Bitcoin 'bull run is over,' traders say, with 50% BTC price crash warning
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Bitcoin’s drop below key support levels today could be a sign that the 2025 bull run is over, as a trader sets $52,000 as the bear market target.
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How low will Bitcoin go? Regional US ‘bank stress’ pushes BTC toward $100K
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Bitcoin plunged to $104,500 in the spot market as signs of credit strain in US regional banks reignited fears of a broader market sell-off.
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Bitcoin options markets highlight mounting fears, traders brace for more pain
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Bitcoin’s repeat drop to $107,600 reflects broader market caution as miner outflows and macroeconomic pressures mount, but analysts still say dips are for buying.
crypto_weekly_overview
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Hong Kong Extends Migrant Policy to Facilitate DLT and FinTech Professionals
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The Hong Kong government has released a so-called “Talent List” initiative in order to attract “highly skilled” professionals in DLT and fintech.
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Weekly Price Overview: VeChain, May 3
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A technical analysis of a cryptocurrency performance.
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Weekly Price Overview: NEO, April 26
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A weekly technical price overview.
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Weekly Price Overview: Cardano, April 24
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Cardano is the seventh largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. It has made a Stellar comeback in the past few days on the back of its listing on the Huobi.
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IOTA: Weekly Price Analysis
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Trading overview for IOTA price movement.
eth_news
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Can Ethereum price reclaim $4,500 in October?
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Ethereum price eyes $4,500 as a classic chart pattern, and onchain MVRV data align to signal renewed upside momentum this month.
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BitMine accumulates $1.5B in Ether since crash despite Lee’s treasury bubble fears
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BitMine has $1.5 billion worth of Ether following the market crash, as Tom Lee remained bullish despite saying the DAT bubble may have burst.
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Robinhood tokenizes nearly 500 US stocks, ETFs on Arbitrum for EU users
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Robinhood’s tokenization drive on Arbitrum now includes nearly 500 US stock and ETF tokens worth over $8.5 million, as the brokerage deepens its RWA push.
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Huobi founder raises $1B as part of Ether trust strategy: Report
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The founder of the Chinese cryptocurrency exchange plans to announce the trust within a few weeks, with the backing of Ether supporters.
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Ethereum Foundation veteran Dankrad Feist joins Stripe’s Tempo team
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Feist, who is one of the Ethereum Foundation's key researchers, said that Tempo and Ethereum share similar values and "complement" each other.
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ETH bulls unmoved by surprise sell-off below $3.7K: Here’s why
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Ether’s price rebound potential hinges on improving US credit and labor data, as traders show caution after recent liquidations and volatility in derivatives markets.
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Babylon claims breakthrough in using native Bitcoin collateral in DeFi: Finance Redefined
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Babylon unveils a proof-of-concept for using native Bitcoin in DeFi lending, as BNB Chain and Hyperliquid post major updates.
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Price predictions 10/17: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, SOL, DOGE, ADA, HYPE, LINK, XLM
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Odds for the resumption of "Uptober" dwindle as Bitcoin, Ether and most altcoins continue toward new lows. Will next week’s US economic calendar events help restore the uptrend?
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How to catch market manipulation in altcoins before they crash
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Crypto market manipulation involves organized efforts to artificially move altcoin prices and mislead traders about their true value.
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Top five Ethereum block explorers for tracking transactions in 2025
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The best Ethereum block explorers in 2025, from Etherscan to TokenView, each offer unique tools, strengths and limitations.
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Novo Nordisk's Canadian Mistake
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Original C64 Lode Runner Source Code
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QuickDrawViewer: A Mac OS X utility to visualise QuickDraw (PICT) files
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Duke Nukem: Zero Hour N64 ROM Reverse-Engineering Project Hits 100%
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Doing well in your courses: Andrej's advice for success (2013)
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Airliner hit by possible space debris
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Dosbian: Boot to DOSBox on Raspberry Pi
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Gleam OTP – Fault Tolerant Multicore Programs with Actors
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Deterministic multithreading is hard (2024)
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Compare Single Board Computers
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NAB CEO warns Trump's 'tariff madness' may end Australia's easing cycle
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Gold scales record peak, rises above $3,000 again as tariff uncertainty fuels safe-haven demand
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Dollar stuck near 5-month low, struggles to shake off growth concerns
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Israeli military conducts strikes on Hamas targets in Gaza, army says
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Toronto excludes Tesla from EV incentive due to US trade war
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Exclusive-Vietnam developer proposes 15-year rescue for bank at heart of giant fraud, documents show
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Lucid Group: Morgan Stanley upgrades to Equal-Weight on AI bull scenario
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Delta regional jet wing struck runway at New York airport
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Toronto removes EV incentives for Tesla amid US-Canada trade war
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US Commerce department bans Chinese AI DeepSeek on govt devices - Reuters
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NooB Monday! - March 17, 2025
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I Spent $90,400 Creating a Recovery Device...
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The Hardest Lesson About Entrepreneurship No One Warns You About
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How do people balance a 9-5 while building a startup?
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What I Wish Someone Had Told Me Before Starting My Company
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Made $450 Building an Agent
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A successful entrepreneur I know once told me: "You have no excuse not to surround yourself with like-minded people digitally."
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I grew my house painting business to 7 figures by mastering THIS one thing most contractors completely miss
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I just found out you can rank on chatgpt
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Becoming an entrepreneur when you’re shy and awkward
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#2281 Garry Tan: Y Combinator Startups Growing 5X Faster – Here’s What Changed
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AI changed everything. During their time at Y Combinator, startups typically grew revenue weekly by 2-4%. Now? 10-20%! PER WEEK. YC President Garry Tan told me the reason is simple: AI transformed software from a “nice to have” into an urgent necessity. “Before it was like, ‘Yeah, I know I need to replace my software.’…Today it’s becoming, ‘Oh. I see a demo. It’s really impressive… I need it right now. When can you start?'” Garry Tan is President and CEO of Y Combinator, the world’s most successful startup accelerator. He previously co-founded Posterous, which was acquired by Twitter. Beyond the startup world, he’s a YouTuber with an eye for great design and understanding that three-act narratives aren’t just for movies. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2280 Read.ai is adding 50k users per day
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How can Read.ai keep growing when 1) there are loads of meeting note taking apps, and 2) platforms like Zoom keep adding note-taking features? That’s what I asked its founder David Shim David Shim is the founder and CEO of Read.ai, the fastest-growing AI meeting assistant with millions of users worldwide. Previously, he was CEO of Foursquare following its acquisition of his location analytics company, Placed, which had earlier been acquired by Snap. Today, David is building Read into the central hub where businesses capture, analyze, and act on every meeting, email, and message. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2279 How are there so many AI agencies?
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I keep seeing AI agencies pop up everywhere, offering to AI-ify businesses. But what are they AI’ing? How are they doing it? Seems too general and unfocused to work. Still, they do. I wanted to understand how, so I interviewed Rob Howard, who teaches agency owners how to sell and deliver AI services. Rob Howard is the founder of Howard Development & Consulting (HDC.net) and the creator of Innovating with AI, a program that has helped over 1,000 people start and grow AI consulting businesses. With a background in software development and WordPress, Rob has built and shipped projects for clients for more than 20 years. Today, he’s focused on teaching others how to combine no-code tools, automation, and AI to create profitable, sustainable agencies. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2278 How to build a $15M/year AI company.
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Pavel Doležal built Keboola to $15 million per year. How he did it: 1. Start with consulting, so clients tell you what they need 2. Build software that makes companies’ chaotic data accessible. NO agents yet. 3. Create agents that take action. That’s the hardest part. At the end of this interview, Pavel tells you how YOU should start an AI company and about the three successful companies that followed his advice. Pavel Doležal is the co-founder and CEO of Keboola, a cloud-based data platform used by over 21,000 companies worldwide. Before Keboola, he helped build Atlas, one of Eastern Europe’s leading internet portals, and went on to found several data-focused companies. Today, Pavel leads a global team making it easier for businesses to integrate, analyze, and automate their data—with clients ranging from fast-growing startups to global enterprises. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2277 My Body Tutor: Remote Coaching as a Service
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Ever wish someone would text you every day to make sure you stuck to your goals? That’s exactly what Adam Gilbert built — first for fitness, now for business. He’s the founder of My Body Tutor and DoneDaily, two remote coaching services powered by daily accountability. I invited him to share how he turned simple check-ins into a multi-million dollar company. Adam Gilbert was a personal trainer who was frustrated by seeing clients not follow through on the diet and exercise programs they committed to. So he offered to be their accountability buddy by text. The service he created, My Body Tutor, was profitable from its first month and continues to generate millions 18 years later. His latest company, DoneDaily, offers a similar accountability and coaching program for entrepreneurs. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2276 Close: The $50 Million / Year CRM
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How is Close doing so well in the CRM space against such big competitors? The answer: focus. Instead of chasing enterprise clients or trying to build a CRM that does everything from web hosting to calendaring, Steli Efti focused on sales teams at small and mid-sized businesses. And he built a product with a tight set of features focused on more client conversations and less data entry. Steli Efti is the co-founder and CEO of Close, a CRM platform designed to eliminate manual data entry and make sales more human and efficient. Before launching Close, he co-founded Elastic Sales (a sales-as-a-service agency) and SwipeGood (a charitable micro-donation startup) Fun fact—he once said he spent six years following up twice a year to finally buy the domain close.com. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2275 He’s doing SEO on ChatGPT
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Have you noticed how AI search results are now linking to websites? Today’s guest runs an SEO agency that helps his clients’ sites show up in those chat responses. I invited Chirag Kulkarni founder of Taco to talk about how he’s doing it and how he built his agency. Chirag Kulkarni is the founder and CEO of Taco, an AI-powered SEO firm helping brands dominate emerging search platforms. Chirag and his team are building Taco into the go-to partner for companies navigating the shift from Google to generative search. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2274 1440: $20+mil / year newsletter
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After closing a company that failed, Tim Huelskamp decided to keep it simple. He launched an email newsletter that briefed smart people about the day’s top news. Today his company, 1440, has over 4 million subscribers and generates over $20 million in annual revenue Tim Huelskamp is the co-founder of 1440, the fact-focused daily newsletter. Tim and his team are building 1440 into a trusted source for intellectually curious readers who want an inch-deep, mile-wide view of the world. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2273 What happened to our partnership?
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Before I partnered with Jesse Pujji, we were buddy-buddy. Texting all the time. When we got started, we got excited about the world of possibilities for our company. Now? Something is missing. I asked him about it. And about where he put his money, why he’s not launching more companies now, what he’s building with AI, and more. Jesse Pujji is the founder of Gateway X, the venture studio. Jesse & Andrew are building Bootstrapped Giants, a resource for ambitious, unfunded founders. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint
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#2272 Aux: >$10mil advising private equity
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When Kasey Grelle heard that private equity companies paid marketing agencies to evaluate companies they wanted to buy, she spotted a business opportunity. That realization became Aux Insights, the firm that’s become “the office of the CMO” for private equity companies. Listen to how they got clients & built their business. Kasey is a former reporter who founded Aux Insights, a global advisory firm that acts as the office of the CMO for private equity firms, specializing in digital growth strategy and marketing diligence. When she’s not scaling businesses, she’s up before dawn at 4 AM, savoring the quiet magic of early morning work before the chaos of her three-kid household kicks in. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint