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The founders of Degen spent years inside the biggest platforms watching how the systems actually work. What they saw convinced them to build something that rejects the entire model. Their new one-tap AI creative app has no algorithmic feed, no follower metrics, and a creator economy that pays artists for usage rather than reach. Find out why GV led a $10M round to back an app that bets people are done performing for the internet.
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A former CPA who once ran finance at the fastest-growing school lunch company in America just raised $25M to fix a problem he lived firsthand. Andrew Rea built Taxwire after discovering that the tools meant to handle sales tax either acted as opaque black boxes or fell apart the moment a business got complicated. Now Taxwire remits roughly $100M a year in sales tax for customers navigating more than 22,000... Read more ›
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