SEC *approves* Nasdaq’s proposal to enable trading of certain stocks & ETFs in tokenized form… World’s second-largest exchange. It’s happening.

〽️ The U.S. stock market is hitting new highs amid reports of preparations for a U.S. ground operation in the Middle East; gold has fallen to $4,500, while Bitcoin remains stable.

Grayscale has filed an application with the SEC to launch an ETF based on the $HYPE token The fund may include staking rewards subject to certain conditions. The ticker symbol will be GHYP.

🗞 Crypto Daily | March 23 🔴 Resolv Labs Hacked — $25M GoneAn attacker minted tens of millions in unbacked USR stablecoins and drained ~$25M in minutes. The protocol paused all operations, USR lost its peg. The exploit wasn't a smart contract bug — the attacker gained access to

You're losing users — and you don't even know why 👇 Most b2c startups think "personalization" means putting a name in an email. That's not personalization. That's the illusion of attention. Real personalization means the product adapts to the user — not the other way around.

You're hitting every metric. And still burning out. How? 😤 Most people think burnout means everything falls apart. But for founders, it works differently. You're closing rounds, shipping product, hiring a team. On the outside — everything looks great. On the inside — you're

TikTok is killing traditional e-commerce. And most b2c startups aren't paying attention 👇 The old user journey looked like this: saw an ad → visited the site → bought. Now it looks like this: watched a video → wanted it → bought without leaving the app. This is social

Your users are everywhere. And you're still waiting for them on your website 👇 Most b2c startups build one main channel and call it a strategy. A website. Or an app. Or TikTok. One channel — one bet. But that's not how users think. They saw you in Reels. Googled you. Opened

Most startups don't die from one big mistake. But from a dozen small ones 👇 Founders love to look for the one moment where everything went wrong. But the truth is more inconvenient: startups are destroyed slowly. Decision after decision. Here are the most common ones: —