Ask HN: Where to incorporate a European startup?
Mostly concerned about tax and governance, ESPECIALLY if I choose to switch jurisdictions later.Would appreciate any people's opinions and experience.
We launched the world's first crypto index exchange-traded product on the Swiss Stock Exchange in November 2018 (ticker: HODL) and have plans for a lot more exchange-traded products in 2019. Our products run on our technology platform, using public blockchain to settle and clear public securities on a daily basis.
We believe in a future where everything is tokenized, and we are starting with tokenizing our own ETF in 2019 in addition to building the backend infrastructure for compliance, fund administration, and accounting necessary to operate not just our own products but other issuers as well. This is a rare opportunity to work on a crypto/blockchain product with a direct connection to a top ten global stock exchange.
Looking for software engineers excited about building this vision, in our office in New York for those authorized to work in the United States or Zurich for those with EU residency or work authorization.
Please contact us at [email protected]
News Corp, Sinclair, WaPo, NYT
Other media companies in general.
Twitter needs and deserves a full-time CEO or to get sold to a larger company that can do something with it.
I think custodianship hasn’t been solved for other currencies but it has for Bitcoin. Coinbase and GBTC are just over charging because they can.
Mostly concerned about tax and governance, ESPECIALLY if I choose to switch jurisdictions later.Would appreciate any people's opinions and experience.
Even assuming this is crazy, what's wrong with crazy people recruiting similarly minded crazy people? It's most obviously not a fit for anyone who wants to work 40 hours or wants to see their kids or whatever, but for those, there are plenty of other jobs. I just find it crazy that because of your personal views on work-life-balance, you expect Ng to have to change his desires for you. That seems wrong to me imho.
Yelp's revenue model is a bad conflict of interest. They rank the destinations AND the destinations have to buy advertising too.
What revenue model could they do that would work and not be shady? I can't think of one. Charge users?
Where is this from? Venmo should be doing much higher than this figure.
There's no way YC owns 7% of Quora, for example, and I thought they would follow a similar model to attract larger companies?