What is the impact of SVB's collapse on Product Hunt?

The really key question is what happens on Monday. Prior to this week, 93% of deposits were uninsured (above the $250K FDIC limit), which means there are a lot of companies with tens or hundreds of millions (like Roku) stuck at SVB. In all likelihood, companies are going to get 100% of their deposits back if they can wait long enough. But if there isn’t a buyer by next week we’re probably going to see some startups miss payroll. If it somehow takes more than a 1-2 months to sort out SVB’s assets, I think a lot of companies are going to be in trouble. I don’t think there’s too much contagion unless the FDIC hangs depositors out to dry. If they announce people will only get 95 cents on the dollar for deposits over $250K, it could trigger more bank runs as people move money from small banks to big ones.

I think it's a new transformation of Silicon Valley, it will actually make the ecosystem stronger. See what really happened to SVB https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/r...

I choose no effect

It's really shocking :(

I am really shocked

The innovation may have some effection on this issue.

How SVB and Product Hunt can be related?

It's a collapse of a whole ecosystem. I expected a decrease product launches but in a gradual speed

Shocked and I guess decrease in PH

Hard to say really. But I'd like to think it'd be hard for there not to be any effect, especially in the long run. SVB has been one of the largest funders of startups, founders, and VCs alike. If founders are impacted, then that might also affect hunters on the platform and even makers in the long run. The impact might not be immediate, but a gradual one. So yes, there could potentially be a decrease in product launches but who knows?

SVB's collapse is a concerning development for Product Hunt. Their collaboration was a key aspect of innovation and growth. It'll be crucial to monitor how this affects future product launches and the startup community on the platform.