
Saeed 🎩 🔵
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When I first entered Farcaster, I didn't think I would get so comfortable with the space here so quickly.
No algorithm forces me to show anything, I choose what to see, what to follow, what to read.
For me, Farcaster is not just an app, it's a sense of freedom.
Here, the conversations are more real, the connections are deeper, and the sense of belonging is stronger.
Here, I got to know a lot of things, many currencies on the big base network, and especially the lovely Degen currency.
If you're looking for a different place, to be yourself and speak your mind, Farcaster is the place.
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I have gained a lot of experience and learned a lot in the year and a half I have been working here.
Thank you for everything, This is a home 💫 ❤️ 💙
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DeepSeek has taken the AI world by storm, but unlike its rivals, it hasn’t raised a single round of VC funding. While other AI companies secure billions from investors, DeepSeek’s founder, Liang Wenfeng, is keeping full control.
Why? Here are three key reasons⬇️
▶️Maintaining Control
Liang owns 84% of DeepSeek, with the rest held by affiliates of his hedge fund, High-Flyer. He’s wary of VCs prioritizing fast profits over long-term AI research.
▶️Self-Funding Success
DeepSeek doesn’t need outside funding—yet. Liang has fueled the company’s growth using profits from High-Flyer, allowing DeepSeek to operate without financial pressure from external investors.
▶️Trust & Privacy Risks
As a Chinese company, DeepSeek faces strict data laws that already make global expansion challenging. Accepting investments from Chinese entities could deepen concerns, leading to more bans—just like Huawei and DJI faced in the past 3 replies
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