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A Short History of the World, by H. G. Wells, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here . PRIMITIVE NOMADIC PEOPLES PRIMITIVE NOMADIC PEOPLES It was not only in Mesopotamia and the Nile Valley that men were settling down to agriculture and the formation of city states in the centuries between 6000 and 8000 B.C. Wherever there were possibilities of irrigation and a steady all-the-year-round food supply men were exchanging the uncertainties and hardships of hunting and wandering for the routines of settlement. On the upper Tigris a people called the Assyrians were founding cities; in the valleys of Asia Minor and on the Mediterranean shores and islands, there were small communities growing up to civilization. Possibly parallel developments of human life were already going on in favourable regions of India, and China. In many parts of Europe where there were lakes well stocked with fish, little communities of men had long settled in dwellings built on piles over the water, and were eking out agriculture by fishing and hunting. But over much larger areas of the old world no such settlement was possible. The land was too harsh, too thickly wooded or too arid, or the seasons too uncertain for mankind, with only the implements and science of that age to take root. For settlement under the conditions of the primitive civilizations men needed a constant water supply and warmth and sunshine. Where these needs were not satisfied, man could live as a transient, as a hunter following his game, as a herdsman following the seasonal grass, but he could not settle. The transition from the hunting to the herding life may have been very gradual. From following herds of wild cattle or (in Asia) wild horses, men may have come to an idea of property in them, have learnt to pen them into valleys, have fought for them against wolves, wild dogs and other predatory beasts. POTTERY AND IMPLEMENTS OF THE LAKE DWELLERS Brit. Mus. A CONTEMPORARY LAKE VILLAGE These Borneo dwellings are practically counterparts of the homes of European neolithic communities 6000 B.C. So while the primitive civilizations of the cultivators were growing up chiefly in the great river valleys, a different way of living, the nomadic life, a life in constant movement to and fro from winter pasture to summer pasture, was also growing up. The nomadic peoples were on the whole hardier than the agriculturalists; they were less prolific and numerous, they had no permanent temples and no highly organized priesthood; they had less gear; but the reader must not suppose that theirs was necessarily a less highly developed way of living on that account. In many ways this free life was a fuller life than that of the tillers of the soil. The individual was more self-reliant; less of a unit in a crowd. The leader was more important; the medicine man perhaps less so. NOMADS IN EGYPT Egyptian wall painting in a tomb near ancient Beni Hassan, middle Egypt. It depicts the arrival of a tribe of Semitic Nomads in Egypt about the year of 1895 B.C. Moving over large stretches of country the nomad took a wider view of life. He touched on the confines of this settled land and that. He was used to the sight of strange faces. He had to scheme and treat for pasture with competing tribes. He knew more of minerals than the folk upon the plough lands because he went over mountain passes and into rocky places. He may have been a better metallurgist. Possibly bronze and much more probably iron smelting were nomadic discoveries. Some of the earliest implements of iron reduced from its ores have been found in Central Europe far away from the early civilizations. FLINT KNIVES OF 4500 B.C. Excavated 1922 by the British School of Archæology in Egypt from First Dynasty Tombs On the other hand the settled folk had their textiles and their pottery and made many desirable things. It was inevitable that as the two sorts of life, the agricultural and the nomadic differentiated, a certain amount of looting and trading should develop between the two. In Sumeria particularly which had deserts and seasonal country on either hand it must have been usual to have the nomads camping close to the cultivated fields, trading and stealing and perhaps tinkering, as gipsies do to this day. (But hens they would not steal, because the domestic fowl—an Indian jungle fowl originally was not domesticated by man until about 1000 B.C.) They would bring precious stones and things of metal and leather. If they were hunters they would bring skins. They would get in exchange pottery and beads and glass, garments and suchlike manufactured things. EGYPT PEASANTS GOING TO WORK From an ancient and curiously painted model in the British Museum Three main regions and three main kinds of wandering and imperfectly settled people there were in those remote days of the first civilizations in Sumeria and early Egypt. Away in the forests of Europe were the blonde Nordic peoples, hunters and herdsmen, a lowly race. The primitive civilizations saw very little of this race before 1500 B.C. Away on the steppes of eastern Asia various Mongolian tribes, the Hunnish peoples, were domesticating the horse and developing a very wide sweeping habit of seasonal movement between their summer and winter camping places. Possibly the Nordic and Hunnish peoples were still separated from one another by the swamps of Russia and the greater Caspian Sea of that time. For very much of Russia there was swamp and lake. In the deserts, which were growing more arid now, of Syria and Arabia, tribes of a dark white or brownish people, the Semitic tribes, were driving flocks of sheep and goats and asses from pasture to pasture. It was these Semitic shepherds and certain more negroid people from southern Persia, the Elamites, who were the first nomads to come into close contact with the early civilizations. They came as traders and as raiders. Finally there arose leaders among them with bolder imaginations, and they became conquerors. STELE GLORIFYING KING NARAM SIN, OF AKKAD This monarch, son of Sargon I, was a great architecht as well as a famous conqueror. Discovered in 1898 among the ruins of Susa, Persia About 2750 B.C. a great Semitic leader, Sargon, had conquered the whole Sumerian land and was master of all the world from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea. He was an illiterate barbarian and his people, the Akkadians, learnt the Sumerian writing and adopted the Sumerian language as the speech of the officials and the learned. The empire he founded decayed after two centuries, and after one inundation of Elamites a fresh Semitic people, the Amorites, by degrees established their rule over Sumeria. They made their capital in what had hitherto been a small up-river town, Babylon, and their empire is called the first Babylonian Empire. It was consolidated by a great king called Hammurabi (circa 2100 B.C.) who made the earliest code of laws yet known to history. The narrow valley of the Nile lies less open to nomadic invasion than Mesopotamia, but about the time of Hammurabi occurred a successful Semitic invasion of Egypt and a line of Pharaohs was set up, the Hyksos or “shepherd kings,” which lasted for several centuries. These Semitic conquerors never assimilated themselves with the Egyptians; they were always regarded with hostility as foreigners and barbarians; and they were at last expelled by a popular uprising about 1600 B.C. But the Semites had come into Sumeria for good and all, the two races assimilated and the Babylonian Empire became Semitic in its language and character. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. H. G. Wells (2011). A Short History of the World. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October 2022, from https://www.gutenberg.org/files/11870/11870-h/11870-h.htm This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. 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THE FIRST CIVILIZATIONS

Chateau is pleased to announce our pre-seed financing round led by Hack VC and other angels! What is Chateau? Chateau is a DeFi protocol that brings Wall Street’s private equity and funds investments on-chain. DeFi investors are able to access thousands of private investment opportunities via composable tokens using Chateau. Chateau’s team consists of crypto-native engineers, builders, and seasoned Wall Street veterans spread across Europe, North America and Asia. We believe DeFi can outscale and replace legacy financial systems, but DeFi products need to improve to the point they are 10x better than incumbents for meaningful adoption to occur. Chateau unlocks previously inaccessible investment opportunities for non-US investors. Learning from mistakes from past security token projects, Chateau’s approach is unique in minimizing onboarding and regulatory burdens for issuers, while simultaneously maximizing composability and usability for DeFi native investors. Get Involved Chateau has launched an incentive program for early adopters. Early investors of Chateau’s equity and debt tokens will receive up to 5% of tokens during the token generation event. Today, Chateau allows non-US investors access to a tokenized private credit fund managed by an experienced Wall Street team, as well as over a thousand tokenized private equities such as OpenAI, SpaceX, Anthropic, Byte Dance and Zipline. Chateau is expanding the products investors are able to access on its platform, with plans to launch more equities and funds in the coming months. For more details, email us at contact@chateau.capital. If our mission resonates with you, we’re always looking for talented folks to join our founding team. Reach out at contact@chateau.capital Thank you again to our investors, Alex Pack and Hack VC. Their hands-on help has been invaluable, and we look forward to partnering with them for the long-term. Original tweet and blog post by Hack VC:
https://blog.hack.vc/investing-in-chateau-bringing-composable-private-equities-and-funds-on-chain/ https://x.com/hack_vc/status/1819102732525191667?embedable=true Disclaimer: The information herein is for general information purposes only and does not, and is not intended to, constitute investment advice and should not be used in the evaluation of any investment decision. Such information should not be relied upon for accounting, legal, tax, business, investment or other relevant advice. You should consult your own advisers, including your own counsel, for accounting, legal, tax, business, investment or other relevant advice, including with respect to anything discussed herein.
This post reflects the current opinions of the author and is not made on behalf of Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp. its affiliates, including any funds managed by Hack VC and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp. its affiliates, including its general partner affiliates, or any other individuals associated with Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp. Chateau is pleased to announce our pre-seed financing round led by Hack VC and other angels! Chateau is pleased to announce our pre-seed financing round led by Hack VC and other angels! Chateau Chateau Hack VC Hack VC What is Chateau? Chateau is a DeFi protocol that brings Wall Street’s private equity and funds investments on-chain. DeFi investors are able to access thousands of private investment opportunities via composable tokens using Chateau. Chateau’s team consists of crypto-native engineers, builders, and seasoned Wall Street veterans spread across Europe, North America and Asia. We believe DeFi can outscale and replace legacy financial systems, but DeFi products need to improve to the point they are 10x better than incumbents for meaningful adoption to occur. Chateau unlocks previously inaccessible investment opportunities for non-US investors. Learning from mistakes from past security token projects, Chateau’s approach is unique in minimizing onboarding and regulatory burdens for issuers, while simultaneously maximizing composability and usability for DeFi native investors. Get Involved Chateau has launched an incentive program for early adopters. Early investors of Chateau’s equity and debt tokens will receive up to 5% of tokens during the token generation event. Today, Chateau allows non-US investors access to a tokenized private credit fund managed by an experienced Wall Street team, as well as over a thousand tokenized private equities such as OpenAI, SpaceX, Anthropic, Byte Dance and Zipline. Chateau is expanding the products investors are able to access on its platform, with plans to launch more equities and funds in the coming months. For more details, email us at contact@chateau.capital. If our mission resonates with you, we’re always looking for talented folks to join our founding team. Reach out at contact@chateau.capital Thank you again to our investors, Alex Pack and Hack VC. Their hands-on help has been invaluable, and we look forward to partnering with them for the long-term. Original tweet and blog post by Hack VC: https://blog.hack.vc/investing-in-chateau-bringing-composable-private-equities-and-funds-on-chain/ https://blog.hack.vc/investing-in-chateau-bringing-composable-private-equities-and-funds-on-chain/ https://x.com/hack_vc/status/1819102732525191667?embedable=true https://x.com/hack_vc/status/1819102732525191667?embedable=true Disclaimer: The information herein is for general information purposes only and does not, and is not intended to, constitute investment advice and should not be used in the evaluation of any investment decision. Such information should not be relied upon for accounting, legal, tax, business, investment or other relevant advice. You should consult your own advisers, including your own counsel, for accounting, legal, tax, business, investment or other relevant advice, including with respect to anything discussed herein. This post reflects the current opinions of the author and is not made on behalf of Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp. its affiliates, including any funds managed by Hack VC and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp. its affiliates, including its general partner affiliates, or any other individuals associated with Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp. Disclaimer : The information herein is for general information purposes only and does not, and is not intended to, constitute investment advice and should not be used in the evaluation of any investment decision. Such information should not be relied upon for accounting, legal, tax, business, investment or other relevant advice. You should consult your own advisers, including your own counsel, for accounting, legal, tax, business, investment or other relevant advice, including with respect to anything discussed herein. Disclaimer This post reflects the current opinions of the author and is not made on behalf of Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp. its affiliates, including any funds managed by Hack VC and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp. its affiliates, including its general partner affiliates, or any other individuals associated with Hack VC or Chateau Capital Corp.

Announcing Chateau’s Pre-Seed Financing Round Led by Hack VC

হ্যাক ভিসি এর নেতৃত্বে Chateau-এর প্রাক-বীজ অর্থায়ন রাউন্ডের ঘোষণা

Ankündigung der von Hack VC geleiteten Pre-Seed-Finanzierungsrunde von Chateau

Anuncio de la ronda de financiación previa a la semilla de Chateau dirigida por Hack VC

Annonce du cycle de financement de pré-amorçage de Chateau mené par Hack VC

हैक वीसी के नेतृत्व में शैटॉ के प्री-सीड फाइनेंसिंग राउंड की घोषणा

Hack VCが主導するChateauのプレシード資金調達ラウンドを発表

Hack VC가 주도하는 Chateau의 사전 시드 파이낸싱 라운드 발표

Anunciando a rodada de financiamento pré-semente do Chateau liderada por Hack VC

Объявление о раунде предварительного финансирования Chateau под руководством Hack VC

Chateau'nun Hack VC Liderliğindeki Tohum Öncesi Finansman Turunu Duyurdu

Thông báo Vòng cấp vốn trước hạt giống của Chateau do Hack VC dẫn đầu

Chateau 宣布完成由 Hack VC 领投的种子前融资

Bucharest-based startup The Connecter hits $1.2M post-money valuation after its recent backing by two prominent venture capital firms: Startupbootcamp and Hatcher+. Startupbootcamp, Europe's leading accelerator with a $5.6 billion portfolio valuation, selected The Connecter as one of the top 10 out of 1.8k applicants for their sustainable fintech program. This recognition speaks volumes about The Connecter's potential to disrupt and innovate within the fintech space. Moreover, Hatcher+, based out of Singapore, joined the funding round, bringing with them the expertise of the H2 Fund. This early-stage venture specializes in licensing AI-powered portfolio construction technologies to build sector-agnostic, diversified portfolios capable of generating robust, predictable returns for investors. In today's interconnected world, access to financial services is not just a luxury but a necessity. Yet, over 1.7 billion people still lack access to basic financial tools, facing daunting challenges like international transactions, currency devaluation, and custodian risks. While decentralized finance (DeFi) promises solutions, its current complexities leave many on the sidelines, with a staggering 70% unable to navigate account openings error-free without assistance. Additionally, a significant 50% of user transactions end in failure. A Vision of Inclusion: The Connecter's Approach Enter The Connecter, a decentralized finance super app on a mission to democratize access to wealth and bring the benefits of DeFi mainstream. The Connecter is designed for the everyday person, offering a seamless blend of Web 2 fintech ease with a Web 3 backend. Its vision? To grant users full asset ownership, stable currencies, heightened security, and global reach. “The Connecter is really about connection in every way. It’s connecting existing technologies to form greater ones, it’s connecting people to form novel experiences, and it’s connecting people to freedom. There exists so many issues when it comes down to our prevailing economic systems that are currently in place. Firstly, the amount of money people have to pay simply to have a safe place to put their money, and then again to actually use it. Secondly, the little accessibility people essentially have to their own hard earned money. And thirdly, the several privacy breaches that occur in centralized, regulated economic systems. The Connecter addresses and provides solutions to all of these problems, enabling individuals to have autonomy, accessibility and utilization over their own hard-earned finances. When I envision the potential of The Connecter, I see it really changing the way we as humans interact and perceive the reality in which we currently operate in. I see The Connecter eliminating corruption, increasing individual freedom, and giving power back to people. I see The Connecter changing the world for the better at it’s most fundamental level.” - Paige Soponar, COO and Co-Founder of The Connecter User-Centric Design: The Connecter's Differentiator At the heart of The Connecter's success lies its user-centric approach, backed by evidence-based UI expertise from their R&D department, closely affiliated with Asia Pacific YNBC. With a co-founder specializing in the psychology of technological mass adoption, The Connecter ensures a frictionless onboarding experience that is particularly crucial for newcomers to the crypto and DeFi realm. Setting New Standards: The Connecter's Features What sets The Connecter apart from its competitors is its commitment to real-world assets (RWA) and utility, operating within a B2B2C framework. Moreover, it boasts true global accessibility, with support for over 130 different payment options, including major cards like Mastercard and Visa, as well as popular platforms like Revolut and Western Union. The Connecter's payment aggregator significantly boosts transaction success rates by an impressive 80% while consistently offering clients the lowest fees in the market. “The Connecter’s promise represents more than just a DeFi solution. It embodies a movement towards financial inclusion and empowerment, fueled by cutting-edge technology and backed by top-tier investors. As The Connecter continues to pave the way towards a more accessible and democratized financial future, it stands poised to revolutionize the way we interact with and understand finance.” - Eduard Soponar, CEO & Co-Founder The Connecter. www.theconnecter.io This story was distributed under HackerNoon’s Brand As An Author Program. Learn more about the program here. Bucharest-based startup The Connecter hits $1.2M post-money valuation after its recent backing by two prominent venture capital firms: Startupbootcamp and Hatcher+. Startupbootcamp, Europe's leading accelerator with a $5.6 billion portfolio valuation, selected The Connecter as one of the top 10 out of 1.8k applicants for their sustainable fintech program. This recognition speaks volumes about The Connecter's potential to disrupt and innovate within the fintech space. Moreover, Hatcher+, based out of Singapore, joined the funding round, bringing with them the expertise of the H2 Fund. This early-stage venture specializes in licensing AI-powered portfolio construction technologies to build sector-agnostic, diversified portfolios capable of generating robust, predictable returns for investors. In today's interconnected world, access to financial services is not just a luxury but a necessity. Yet, over 1.7 billion people still lack access to basic financial tools, facing daunting challenges like international transactions, currency devaluation, and custodian risks. While decentralized finance (DeFi) promises solutions, its current complexities leave many on the sidelines, with a staggering 70% unable to navigate account openings error-free without assistance. Additionally, a significant 50% of user transactions end in failure. A Vision of Inclusion: The Connecter's Approach A Vision of Inclusion: The Connecter's Approach Enter The Connecter, a decentralized finance super app on a mission to democratize access to wealth and bring the benefits of DeFi mainstream. The Connecter is designed for the everyday person, offering a seamless blend of Web 2 fintech ease with a Web 3 backend. Its vision? To grant users full asset ownership, stable currencies, heightened security, and global reach. “ The Connecter is really about connection in every way. It’s connecting existing technologies to form greater ones, it’s connecting people to form novel experiences, and it’s connecting people to freedom. There exists so many issues when it comes down to our prevailing economic systems that are currently in place. Firstly, the amount of money people have to pay simply to have a safe place to put their money, and then again to actually use it. Secondly, the little accessibility people essentially have to their own hard earned money. And thirdly, the several privacy breaches that occur in centralized, regulated economic systems. The Connecter addresses and provides solutions to all of these problems, enabling individuals to have autonomy, accessibility and utilization over their own hard-earned finances. When I envision the potential of The Connecter, I see it really changing the way we as humans interact and perceive the reality in which we currently operate in. I see The Connecter eliminating corruption, increasing individual freedom, and giving power back to people. I see The Connecter changing the world for the better at it’s most fundamental level. ” - Paige Soponar, COO and Co-Founder of The Connecter The Connecter is really about connection in every way. It’s connecting existing technologies to form greater ones, it’s connecting people to form novel experiences, and it’s connecting people to freedom. There exists so many issues when it comes down to our prevailing economic systems that are currently in place. Firstly, the amount of money people have to pay simply to have a safe place to put their money, and then again to actually use it. Secondly, the little accessibility people essentially have to their own hard earned money. And thirdly, the several privacy breaches that occur in centralized, regulated economic systems. The Connecter addresses and provides solutions to all of these problems, enabling individuals to have autonomy, accessibility and utilization over their own hard-earned finances. When I envision the potential of The Connecter, I see it really changing the way we as humans interact and perceive the reality in which we currently operate in. I see The Connecter eliminating corruption, increasing individual freedom, and giving power back to people. I see The Connecter changing the world for the better at it’s most fundamental level. User-Centric Design: The Connecter's Differentiator User-Centric Design: The Connecter's Differentiator At the heart of The Connecter's success lies its user-centric approach, backed by evidence-based UI expertise from their R&D department, closely affiliated with Asia Pacific YNBC. With a co-founder specializing in the psychology of technological mass adoption, The Connecter ensures a frictionless onboarding experience that is particularly crucial for newcomers to the crypto and DeFi realm. Setting New Standards: The Connecter's Features Setting New Standards: The Connecter's Features What sets The Connecter apart from its competitors is its commitment to real-world assets (RWA) and utility, operating within a B2B2C framework. Moreover, it boasts true global accessibility, with support for over 130 different payment options, including major cards like Mastercard and Visa, as well as popular platforms like Revolut and Western Union. The Connecter's payment aggregator significantly boosts transaction success rates by an impressive 80% while consistently offering clients the lowest fees in the market. “ The Connecter’s promise represents more than just a DeFi solution. It embodies a movement towards financial inclusion and empowerment, fueled by cutting-edge technology and backed by top-tier investors. As The Connecter continues to pave the way towards a more accessible and democratized financial future, it stands poised to revolutionize the way we interact with and understand finance. ” - Eduard Soponar, CEO & Co-Founder The Connecter. The Connecter’s promise represents more than just a DeFi solution. It embodies a movement towards financial inclusion and empowerment, fueled by cutting-edge technology and backed by top-tier investors. As The Connecter continues to pave the way towards a more accessible and democratized financial future, it stands poised to revolutionize the way we interact with and understand finance. www.theconnecter.io www.theconnecter.io This story was distributed under HackerNoon’s Brand As An Author Program. Learn more about the program here. This story was distributed under HackerNoon’s Brand As An Author Program. Learn more about the program here. This story was distributed under HackerNoon’s Brand As An Author Program. Learn more about the program here . here

Romanian Startup The Connecter secures pre-seed round led by Hatcher+ & Startupbootcamp Australia 

রোমানিয়ান স্টার্টআপ দ্য কানেটার হ্যাচার+ এবং স্টার্টআপবুটক্যাম্প অস্ট্রেলিয়ার নেতৃত্বে প্রি-সিড রাউন্ড সুরক্ষিত করে

Rumänisches Startup The Connecter sichert sich Pre-Seed-Runde unter der Leitung von Hatcher+ und Startupbootcamp Australia

La startup rumana The Connecter asegura una ronda previa a la semilla liderada por Hatcher+ y Startupbootcamp Australia

La start-up roumaine The Connecter remporte un cycle de pré-amorçage dirigé par Hatcher+ et Startupbootcamp Australia

रोमानियाई स्टार्टअप द कनेक्टर ने हैचर+ और स्टार्टअपबूटकैंप ऑस्ट्रेलिया के नेतृत्व में प्री-सीड राउंड हासिल किया

ルーマニアのスタートアップ The Connecter が Hatcher+ と Startupbootcamp Australia が主導するプレシードラウンドを獲得

루마니아 스타트업 The Connecter, Hatcher+ 및 Startupbootcamp Australia가 이끄는 사전 시드 라운드 확보

Startup romena The Connecter garante rodada de pré-semente liderada por Hatcher+ e Startupbootcamp Austrália

Румынский стартап The Connecter выиграл предварительный раунд под руководством Hatcher+ и Startupbootcamp Australia

Rumen Startup The Connecter, Hatcher+ ve Startupbootcamp Avustralya liderliğindeki ön tohumlama turunu garantiledi

Công ty khởi nghiệp Rumani The Connecter giành được vòng sơ tuyển do Hatcher+ & Startupbootcamp Australia dẫn đầu

罗马尼亚初创公司 The Connecter 获得 Hatcher+ 和 Startupbootcamp Australia 领投的种子轮融资

Miami, FL – March 20, 2023 — (previously RookMotion) announced today that they have raised $1.7M in pre-seed funding to continue connecting companies with more meaningful, ready-to-use health data and valuable insights from wearables and other health data sources. ROOK This new funding round was led by the and included participation from many prominent VC and angel groups, including , , , , , , , , , , , , and . We are also excited to have , leading AI/Deep Tech angel investor, NuFund member, and formerly global head of wearables at Qualcomm, join us as an investor and board member. NuFund Venture Group AlliedVC CrossOceanFund Harvard Business School Alumni Angels Chicago Hilltop Venture Partners InstaVC IrieVC IQ Ventures Liebenthal Mana Ventures MCMA VC Stadia Ventures Techstars The SageHouse Pankaj Kedia ROOK has also been accepted into the and accelerator programs and looks forward to active participation over the next 3-6 months. EndeavorLAB Stadia Ventures As wearables have become mainstream, it’s clear that the 24/7, 365 health metrics they generate are full of untapped potential. By providing a single integration for hundreds of wearables and an additional level of processing, ROOK delivers a solution to accessing data across a fragmented market so that companies can more easily and effectively obtain and implement valuable user data and insights. This round of fundraising comes alongside a rebrand, as the company formerly known as RookMotion has shifted to a B2B SaaS focus. ROOK’s new brand identity better encapsulates and communicates who they are, what they do, and their vision for the future–going beyond the fitness world into healthcare, insurance, wellness, and more. “We’re excited for this next stage of growth at our company,” said Marco Benitez, CEO & Co-founder of ROOK. “ROOK has always been about connecting people with what they need to achieve more–first through hardware and software, and now more than ever through our API. By centering our ability to provide more meaningful biomarker data and insights, we are able to focus on our power to deliver the tools for better understanding so that companies can turn problems into possibilities and tap into unseen opportunities. With this round of funding, we will drive even more people to discover, build, and achieve more with ROOK.” Also published . here

RookMotion Attracts $1.7M in Pre-Seed Funding from Prominent VC and Angel Groups

RookMotion atrae 1,7 millones de dólares en financiación inicial de destacados grupos de capital riesgo y ángeles

RookMotion attire 1,7 million de dollars en financement de pré-amorçage auprès d'éminents groupes de capital-risque et d'investisseurs providentiels

रूकमोशन ने प्रमुख वीसी और एंजेल ग्रुप्स से प्री-सीड फंडिंग में $1.7M आकर्षित किया

RookMotion、著名なVCやエンジェルグループからプレシード資金で170万ドルを獲得

RookMotion atrai US$ 1,7 milhão em financiamento pré-semente de proeminentes grupos de capital de risco e anjos

RookMotion thu hút 1,7 triệu đô la tài trợ trước hạt giống từ các nhóm đầu tư mạo hiểm và thiên thần nổi tiếng

RookMotion 吸引了著名风险投资和天使投资集团 170 万美元的种子前融资

Is SEO essential for bootstrapped businesses? It’s a common narrative that you can’t bootstrap your business off of SEO, but the reality is actually different. Some brands have done it. But they are few and far between because so much has to align for you for that to happen. Let’s take a closer look. Your industry matters It really depends on your industry and your internal setup as a business as well. I mean, some industries just naturally get shared more, and certain products are more glamorous in the consumers’ eyes. So for that reason, they get a lot more backlinks naturally. And again, like a lot of brand mentions, because of that, it's not the same for every business. I mean, you can be in a business category that is classified as a boring industry. It doesn’t immediately mean that you can’t appeal to a big market. It could be the reason, however, that people don't talk about it online as much. Is SEO important for your brand? Do you think it could be easier at the same time for “boring” businesses? If a certain company is exceptionally strong in SEO and talks about stuff like accounting and CRM giving, very detailed tutorials and instructions on how to use the product and how to succeed in this kind of space. Would it still give them an advantage? The short answer is Yes. SEO is important to do for any sort of brand or website. In terms of how much it will be prioritized, that depends on quite a few factors like your product, if you have a team, and what budgets you have. Doing SEO on a tight budget If you're very, very tight on budget, that means you're going to have to be very creative with how you're going to access your audience and get your product in front of the right people. In the beginning, that would mean that you would have to forego some of the bigger growth stuff like content creation, for example. That requires quite a lot of planning and resources that you'd need for that if you want to do that at scale. On a side note, I would recommend being careful using AI tools to create content. I don't think that will really work or add value. I just think it's important for all sorts of brands to at least get the basics right at SEO. So that when their website is published, search engines are at least able to crawl and index them and understand what the website is about. You can't start with content if you don't have the basics in place. I'm not talking about any of the more aggressive SEO growth tactics or anything, just getting the foundations and the best practices in place. Prioritize Depending on your industry and also your business goals, you have to get your priorities straight. Let’s say you have a product. It’s great but not really unique. Let's say it’s a CRM. There are a lot of CRM options available. So how do you as a new brand stand out and get organic traffic in a cluttered space? On the flip side, it’s totally different when you create something innovative. Then it’s a different challenge because there might not be search volumes for what you've done. Maybe it even requires new terminology. In this case, you almost have to tap into existing spaces, but then at the same time, double down on educating people about your solution. To get to the basics, they are a must if you want your website to serve as the tool it is intended to be. Then, once you’re ready to prioritize this channel, you can go all in because half-assing it won’t do the job. And this is the best time to get SEO specialists involved, too. Not because you absolutely can’t do it alone but because they’ll save a lot of time for you. A professional SEO manager knows exactly where to look and how to develop an actionable strategy that will serve your purpose. Take a data-first approach, never assume Let’s assume I’m a bootstrapping solo founder with no budget for SEO. I went to keyword.com and ahrefs.com and I know the keywords that I want to work with. What do I do next? Do I just try to use these words as much as possible on my website? So, this is something that I’ve realized after years in the industry. Never assume you know your keywords. You would just naturally assume that in a certain industry, people will look for certain things. Never assume, research is your best friend here. Because then when you actually go and see what people are searching for and what descriptions they are using, you’ll see that your assumptions are usually off. The example that I’m going to give you is of a product - a nutrition drink, that I actually worked with. It’s a simple shake-and-go kind of thing, the convenience is there and the nutritional value is there, so the first assumption you make is that this product is for someone who’s into sports, maybe follows a diet, and whatnot. With this target audience in mind, we started working on the SEO campaign, only to realize that busy moms use this product, too, and a lot. It makes complete sense, right? And we were shooting ourselves in the foot, completely abandoning this huge market. That’s why I’m saying, never assume and never just start producing a ton of content without prior research. This will help you understand the exact features people are looking to use and the problems they want to solve. This is also something to keep in mind if you’re hiring an SEO specialist. It’s not a quick hack that they’re supposed to do. There are no quick hacks in the SEO industry. Blackhat SEO exists, of course, but there are consequences. Google may not pick up what you’re doing at first but then there are also your competitors who look at your pages, as any competitor would do. How to select keywords when you don’t have an SEO specialist Be very selective and transparent in SEO. You may not see the results of your work affect your audience or even the search engines immediately. But what you can do is track everything that you’re doing to make sure you know what brings the results later on and double your attention to this. What are backlinks? Why is everyone talking about needing to have them (and a lot of them) for the business one way or another? Building backlinks is a mundane task. It’s probably something that you’ll hate all the way from the start. And I’ve seen companies that have backlinks that are 100% irrelevant and even harmful to the business. It’s also something that created two rival groups within the SEO community. Some people believe exactly what Google says. And that is that their systems are clever enough to tell good lınks apart from bad ones. To the extent that you don’t have to worry about the bad ones anymore. I have a totally different opinion on that, though. I do believe that it has an impact because I've seen it. I've definitely dealt with enough scenarios where I had to fix those things to think that Google will just ignore them. If you follow this closely, you’ll see how Google contradicts itself regarding the best practices when it comes to bad backlinks or what to do with them. I mean, how would Google system know where it’s your SEO specialist or yourself went and bought these spammy low-quality links or if it’s the competitors that have done it for you? How would they know who went to Fiverr to buy 1000 backlinks? Anyone can log a ticket like that. So how would they know whether you ordered it or not? There’s just no way. Unfortunately, it does happen quite often that the link-building stuff is so tricky. And from time to time there are some benefits from having even the spammy links, at least, at the very beginning. It works until it doesn’t, and then you have to go all the way to point zero and do the work you were supposed to do, anyway. Only by this time your reputation and your ranking are both under the radar. Should I list my project on all the websites that collect business listings to generate a lot of quality backlinks? And should I have unique descriptions for all of them? Well, I wish it was a yes or no kind of question, but again it’s a bit more complicated than that. The first thing that I’d do is actually go to all those websites and try to analyze if it would make sense to have a listing on each particular one. Then, if you’re pressed for time and I only have one description, I’d still try and use it everywhere. Given that later on, I’ll come back to optimize those descriptions to make them relevant. Remember, that it’s not only the relevance for the platform you’re looking for, it’s also the relevance for the audience it’s serving. One more thing to keep in mind is that if you’re just after branded search, you want people to see the reviews for your company, exact same descriptions won’t hurt you. If a product category is what you want to focus on then have as many different descriptions as possible. I’d say, don’t stress it too much, you can always come back to optimizing your listing later. But not doing it altogether is definitely a lost opportunity. Could it be something bootstrapped businesses start with to build an online presence with zero budget? I wouldn’t consider only SEO in this case. Remember that if you list your business on every platform possible you also give people an opportunity to contact you on those platforms. Someone will have to reply to the messages and comments, and this someone is probably you. And if you abandon your listings after posting you will be criticized for allowing this to ruin the perception of your company. This could harm you and it had nothing to do with SEO. My best advice is to keep a list of the most relevant platforms, post there, reply, and use this opportunity to grow a community and show that you care. Otherwise, you’re asking for trouble and making replying to comments your second job. And the one you’re not good at. Choose platforms that make sense for your business. Better focus on more niche ones than try to stand out in the broader, more generic spaces. As you can see, there are many things to consider based on your personal scenario. And it’s a cliche thing to say but whether or not SEO can be your primary source of leads depends on many different things. However, as I mentioned earlier, not doing SEO at all means shooting yourself in the foot, and who’d benefit from that? Also published on . 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YeagerAI, the team behind the decentralized AI network GenLayer, has secured $7.5 million in seed funding. This investment, led by North Island Ventures, signals growing interest in the potential of AI-enhanced blockchain systems. GenLayer's innovative approach introduces the concept of "intelligent contracts," a leap beyond traditional smart contracts. These new tools aim to connect blockchain-based systems with large language models on the internet to execute functions. Albert Castellana, co-founder of GenLayer, explains the transformative potential: "We're enabling consensus on subjective decisions." This capability could revolutionize how blockchain applications interact with real-world data. The technology's significance lies in its ability to interact with real-time information. Unlike conventional smart contracts that produce consistent outputs for given inputs, GenLayer's intelligent contracts can adapt to external factors such as financial markets, weather changes, or news events. This advancement addresses a long-standing limitation in blockchain technology. As Node Capital partner Amos Meiri points out, "Some of the core limitations the industry faces stem from the need for humans in the loop and lack of access to real-world data." GenLayer's unique architecture incorporates AI not just in contract execution but also in its consensus mechanism. The platform utilizes a custom delegated proof-of-stake algorithm that randomly selects validators connected to different large language models (LLMs). This approach aims to maintain decentralization while leveraging AI capabilities. The funding round attracted a diverse group of investors, including Arrington Capital, ZK Ventures, and WAGMI Ventures, among others. This broad support suggests that GenLayer's vision resonates with those looking to push the boundaries of what's possible in decentralized systems. As the crypto and blockchain space continues to evolve, projects like GenLayer represent a new frontier. By marrying the trustless, decentralized nature of blockchain with the adaptive intelligence of AI, we may be witnessing the birth of a new paradigm in decentralized applications. The coming months will be crucial as YeagerAI works to bring its vision to life. With substantial funding and growing interest from the tech community, all eyes will be on GenLayer to see if it can deliver on the promise of truly intelligent, internet-connected smart contracts. Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR YeagerAI , the team behind the decentralized AI network GenLayer, has secured $7.5 million in seed funding. This investment, led by North Island Ventures, signals growing interest in the potential of AI-enhanced blockchain systems. GenLayer's innovative approach introduces the concept of "intelligent contracts," a leap beyond traditional smart contracts. YeagerAI These new tools aim to connect blockchain-based systems with large language models on the internet to execute functions. Albert Castellana, co-founder of GenLayer, explains the transformative potential: "We're enabling consensus on subjective decisions." This capability could revolutionize how blockchain applications interact with real-world data. The technology's significance lies in its ability to interact with real-time information. 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