Crypto incubators have a responsibility to maintain fiscal discipline

Cointelegraph

Published Oct 23, 2022 07:13PM ET

Updated Oct 24, 2022 04:40PM ET

Contrary to popular belief, a bear market provides ideal conditions for startup founders and developers to work on technological innovations. The absence of market frenzy and speculative investing helps startups to focus on the fundamentals, which are beneficial in the long run. However, bear markets dry up capital sources, and liquidity becomes the proverbial mirage of an oasis in the desert sand. Thus, startups turn toward incubators who become messiahs with their network of angel investors and venture capitalists.

As incubators hold the key to funding, they are powerful enough to make or break a crypto startup. And, as Marvel’s Spider-Man reminded us, “With great power comes great responsibility.” Incubators, therefore, play a crucial role in guiding startups to adhere to crypto regulations to maintain fiscal discipline. To this end, mentoring and advisory support helps startups to navigate the tricky terrain of law while generating profits for investors.

Gaurav Dubey is the CEO of TDeFi, a crypto incubator and adviser for blockchain startups incubating and advising decentralized finance, nonfungible tokens, gaming and other crypto projects for more than 45 companies. Before joining TDeFi, he ran a Bitcoin mining firm and made several investments in crypto startups.

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