Jake Fuentes·Sep 17, 2018The Healthy Side Effects of SF’s Startup ExodusThe Bay Area is a special place, but the startup diaspora could be a good thingA response icon6A response icon6
InStartup GrindbyJake Fuentes·Jan 15, 2018The ICO Craze Contains the Seeds of an Open-Source EconomyA crypto-based compensation model for open-source development could reshape the way software is built.A response icon1A response icon1
InStartup GrindbyJake Fuentes·Nov 30, 2017Fintech, a Failure?Nearly a decade and billions of dollars have been invested in disrupting big banks. Why are they still dominant?A response icon8A response icon8
Jake Fuentes·Oct 4, 2017A Hypothetical: Restoring Power to Puerto Rico Using the BlockchainIn the days after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, news and images started to trickle out indicating just how bad the situation is down…A response icon3A response icon3
InStartup GrindbyJake Fuentes·Jun 7, 2017Finding Investors Who Are *Actually* HelpfulMost VCs market themselves as “more than just a check” — often creating unrealistic, dangerous expectations.A response icon7A response icon7
Jake Fuentes·Mar 27, 2017Ignoring the Drama and Getting Back to WorkIn the age of Trump, how do we focus on other things?A response icon1A response icon1
Jake Fuentes·Feb 7, 2017Why the #Resistance Needs to Go Beyond Just ResistingA new greatness for the country awaits, but we must define itA response icon10A response icon10
Jake Fuentes·Jan 30, 2017The Immigration Ban is a Headfake, and We’re Falling For ItWhen I read about the incredibly active first week of the Trump administration, I struggle with two competing narratives about what’s…A response icon783A response icon783
Jake Fuentes·Jul 20, 2016Pokémon Go, and the World Inside our PhonesPokémon Go has become, in the course of a couple of weeks, the most popular game in US history. The speed with which it took the world by…A response icon3A response icon3
Jake Fuentes·May 9, 2016Ready Player One, and How I Fell in Love with Reading AgainI struggled with books. Don’t get me wrong: I read a ton. I read articles, blog posts, the Economist and the occasional guilty pleasure…A response icon3A response icon3