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Sadly the UK has a long history of sending its own tech industry abroad...

It begun with the invention of the computer as we know it... - Charles Babbage,"Father of the computer", British - Alan Turing, "Father of modern computer science", British

Then there was Margret Thatcher who decided the internet was a fad and wasn't worth investing in internet infrastructure in the country.

Where did the multi billion (if not trillion by now) industry end up? Silicon Valley and elsewhere....

Bravo UK... Bravo </sarcasm>

Success to you is for you to define. Don't fall into the trap of VC funding because its all you read on HN or Techcrunch. What you have built is your baby so don't let anyone else tell you what you should be doing. It sounds like you have so much meaning and purpose in the company you have. If (and it sounds like) you don't want the vc money, then that is the right decision for you.

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https://defidive.com/

A few friends and I were discussing how frustrated we were at how messy crypto price websites are. Flooded with adverts and designed to increase time on site, we decided to do the opposite.We created DefiDive so that the information users wanted would be displayed as quickly as possible in a clean interface. Our news section is designed to pull in a list of major crypto news sources, YouTube...

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Re:LastPass: Security done wrong on Thursday March 23, 2017 @01:22PM (#13941844)
Interested to hear what the HN community thinks about 1Password
Thanks for this. I just discovered http://hckrnews.com for the first time through your list of links. I think I'll be using it to browse the site from now on!
Re:Money Creation in the Modern Economy (2014) [pdf] on Monday March 28, 2016 @05:13PM (#11377444)
Right here is a pdf on why you should consider owning an asset such as Bitcoin. I'm not saying everyone should go all in, just consider owning it as part of your investment portfolio...
This situation strangely reminds me of MSN Messenger for anyone old enough to remember that. It ended in failure. Most blamed Microsoft's management for it.

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