#venture capital

Is the age of the unicorn startup over, or are we just not paying attention to the next wave?

How do you spot a genuinely innovative startup versus just another hype train?

Are venture capitalists just glorified gamblers whose picks are no better than chance?

Is it actually worth pouring your savings into a startup right now?

Are "unicorn" startups genuinely innovative or just burning investor cash on hype?

Do investors secretly prefer safe, copycat ideas over truly risky, original business models?

Does anyone else think the hype around sustainability startups is overblown?

Do “cool” biotech startups get undeserved funding while boring, essential enzymology is ignored?

Would you switch from bootstrapping to VC funding if growth slowed down?

Should a startup die on its values before burning cash it never earned?

Is pursuing zero waste actually killing small startups before they can scale?

What's your take on bootstrapping a business versus chasing angel investors?