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Should not be double-counted in regarding the funding, indeed, but it still is a 'romanian company', and it's not really in the "startup phase" anymore, it actu
by sebow 5y ago
Should not be double-counted in regarding the funding, indeed, but it still is a 'romanian company', and it's not really in the "startup phase" anymore, it actually has some long history but only post-covid became very successful.
European startups that are remotely successful literally have to move to NYC(or any other US city i guess, but NYC is the preferred choice, though it may be expensive) to not die off.It's not even a joke, and it's the sad reality of living in the grandious European Union that suffocates you with bureaucracy.There have been places that became lax towards tech startups (see cz for example), but even with laws being slowly changed/ignored, the money either isn't there compared to US, and even if there is (see france, uk especially post brexit), the investing entities lean on the fact that there's more talent/square meter, so they're not really that quick to pull the trigger if they can save on some bucks.