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In 2018, Uniswap launched with less than $50,000 in grant funding. No CEO, no sales team, no flashy launch. Just a smart contract on Ethereum and a simple idea: swap tokens without trusting anyone. By 2021, they were processing over $1B+ in daily volume, with zero centralized infrastructure.

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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The FinTech industry is vast, but not every segment offers the same potential for growth and profitability. Some niches are highly competitive, requiring significant investment, while others remain underdeveloped, presenting opportunities for disruptive startups.

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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How much you earn per download aka revenue per download or RPD depends a lot on your app’s type and how you plan to make money. Here’s a quick rundown based on 2025 data from places like Statista, and our own experience

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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Picture this: You validate your SaaS idea in just two days, not two months. Your pitch deck practically builds itself in a few hours, impressing investors instantly. When it comes time to figure out what your MVP will cost, you have detailed estimates, tech stacks, and timelines at your fingertips—in just three minutes—thanks to AI solutions.

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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Two startups, two visions—one thriving, one barely surviving. What made the difference? One bet everything on an in-house team, spent a year in development, and burned through nearly $1 million—only to realize they needed $5 million more just to acquire users. The other..

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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In 2021, a fast-growing SaaS startup had a breakthrough opportunity—a $100,000 contract from an international client who wanted to pay in USDT (Tether). Unprepared to accept crypto payments and concerned about volatility and compliance, the startup..

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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Most founders think SaaS (Software as a Service) is about technology. But here’s the kicker: SaaS startups don’t sell tech—they sell convenience on a subscription.Think Netflix. You're not paying for the app—you’re paying for unlimited entertainment without leaving your couch. Or Canva: you’re not buying design software—you’re subscribing to creativity without needing design skills.

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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Most startup failures aren’t due to bad ideas or weak execution—it’s bad planning disguised as flexibility. When founders say, “We’ll figure it out as we go,” they’re usually setting themselves up for spiraling costs, shifting priorities, and technical debt they’ll have to untangle under investor pressure.

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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You’ve got the idea. You know there’s a gap in the market. Now the real question—how much will it cost to turn this into a product people will pay for?The truth? The cost depends on your approach: - Quick MVP to test demand? Expect $30K–$80K if you keep it lean.

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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Ready or not, e-commerce is set to explode—and if you don't seize the moment, someone else will. According to IMARC Group, the global e-commerce market could soar to a jaw-dropping $10.19 trillion by 2025, riding a 15.80% annual growth rate. Those are massive numbers, but here’s the real question: how do you turn that market explosion into actual revenue for your own business?

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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2025’s startup grind is a brutal slugfest. Survival’s on the line—everyone’s got an app, but most are forgettable clones drowning in the noise. Custom mobile apps cut through that crap. Not a buzzword, not a luxury—a precise strike. Built for what users actually want, not some off-the-shelf template with your name slapped on it.

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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As a startup founder in 2025, treating iOS like an optional side quest could be your ticket to missing out on revenue that might otherwise double your bottom line. Here’s the deal: Apple’s services revenue just hit a jaw-dropping $100 billion, with 76% of that coming from subscriptions—and in-app purchases are on track to reach $257 billion by the end of the year.

Olga Gubanova

April 1, 2025

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