What do you think will happen to your business in 20 years?

Question

Hey makers, what do you think will happen to your business in 20 years?

Nim Ron · Accepted Answer

I truly believe it will still be helping people, and will be a must-have tool for pretty much anyone - meetings and business relations will always be a thing:)

Rahul Jain · Answer

Will have digital assets in NFT, probably will accept payments in crypto and have a digital address in Meta.

Misha Krunic · Answer

One can never say with certainty when it comes to such long periods of time. However, I do hope that the world of eCommerce keeps growing and that my business grows with it.

Alexey Shashkov · Answer

@nimrodron I totally agreed, Nim! 🙌

Alexey Shashkov · Answer

@stefan_smiljkovic Or the opposite? =) Digital people without bodies =)

Alexey Shashkov · Answer

@rahul_2992 Yeah, Rahul, it should be!

Alexey Shashkov · Answer

@maxwellcdavis Maxwell, interesting!

Maxwell Davis · Answer

Well going on startup statistics - it'll launch, die and then be forever on the web archive.....

Answer

Hello everyone, Starting a business is always accompanied by certain costs. Money is needed to purchase production equipment, purchase buildings, structures and structures necessary for entrepreneurial activity, obtain licenses and patents, etc. Cases in which a novice entrepreneur immediately has a start-up capital sufficient to implement a project is not always encountered. Therefore, there are top pre seed investors for this. In recent years, there has been a trend towards corporate investment: startups are not looking for finance as such, but a chance to implement development in large corporations.

Stefan Smiljkovic · Answer

@shashcoffe that as well.

But I thought about from creating digital bots and automating the web, to creating real robots and automating the home or other type of works in real life.

Stefan Smiljkovic · Answer

From digital to physical world

Alexey Shashkov · Answer

@price2spy We'll see, Misha. =)

What do you think will happen to your business in 20 years?

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