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Is “disruption” now just a buzzword startups use to hide their lack of real profit?
As we enter 2026, with venture capital tightening and startups under pressure to show unit economics, the term 'disruption' is increasingly used to justify sky-high valuations without corresponding profits. Cast your vote to weigh in on whether the word has lost its meaning.
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