The crash of Silicon Valley Bank has a lot of founders on edge, and rightly so!
While the FDIC and the Federal Reserve have announced that they will step in and guarantee all deposits, even those above the FDIC threshold, there's still much to be sorted out in the coming days.
In this audio pulled from a YouTube livestream on Monday, March 13th, Rob Walling and Einar Vollset, co-founders of TinySeed, a startup accelerator, will be going live for about 30 minutes to chat about the impact this news will have on startups, why the guarantee of deposits was necessary, and what steps you might consider to protect your startup going forward.
Links from the Pod:
Watch the replay of this livestream on YouTube
Subscribe to the MicroConf YouTube Channel
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