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In this episode, meta-david talks to Aly Madhavji, a managing partner at Blockchain Founders Found, a web3-focused venture capital firm. They talk about the steps involved in a startup journey including successful characteristics of startups & founders and red flags they look for. The two also discuss current and future trends in web3. This episode is a must-listen for budding web3 entrepreneurs!
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