Newsletter Issues

  • On Employment, Freedom, Purpose and Happiness (danielesalatti.com)

    Hey friend! Welcome to my newsletter! This is the first time I send out a newsletter after having a signup form on my website for months. Consider this a form of public journal: I will write about the things I do, the things I am learning, the things I discovered

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  • Investing Newsletters (www.piggyback.one)

    PiggyBack’s Newsletter Recommendations. Most cover investing niches. Many cover more or less related aspects of the world that we find interesting. All offer unique views and voices. (Recommendations)

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  • Fintech Blueprint 🤖🏦🧭 (lex.substack.com)

    The Fintech Blueprint helps you find and build the next Fintech & DeFi unicorn with unbiased and expert insights on financial innovation. Join 37,000+ venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, and executives by signing up below. 

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  • Web3 Creator (wishu.io)

    Stay up to date on the Web 3.0 tech world. Subscribe to learn more about the tech, NFT, and crypto worlds from the perspective of creative entrepreneurship. We’ll break down seemingly complex topics into byte-sized digestible content in a weekly email. 

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  • Crypto, Web3, And The Big Nothing (ez.substack.com)

    When I wrote my piece earlier this week about Web3 and Alexis Ohanian’s quest to turn gaming into a job, I got into a few spirited discussions about why he wants to do so. This isn’t just about money – Ohanian is worth hundreds of millions of dollars, as are many of the people

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  • RoboStox – Rivian (robostox.substack.com)

    RoboStox breaks down the fundamentals of a new tech stock or crypto asset every week, aiming to be as clear and concise as possible. In this issue we take a look at the new electric vehicle startup, Rivian who recently went public via IPO.

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  • The Web3 Renaissance: A Golden Age for Content (li.substack.com)

    In January 1996, Bill Gates published what would go on to become one of the classic essays of the early internet. In it, he describes the very characteristics of the internet that would lay the foundation for the Creator Economy. “One of the exciting things about the internet is that anyone with a PC and a modem can publish whatever content they create,” he writes.

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