5 investors explain why Latin America is poised to weather the crypto winter

The web3 bandwagon really took off in 2021 and 2022 as entrepreneurs and investors both sought to make their mark in the nascent industry.

Argentinian unicorns and startups are making adjustments but still managing to avoid the wave of layoffs.

CEOs of tech companies and entrepreneurs are defining strategies to face a new hostile context. Why aren’t massive layoffs commonplace?

5 Latin American VCs share their perspective on the recession and advise startups to cut expenses.

More and more Wall Street economists are preparing for a crisis, and the discussions are no longer about whether there will be economic difficulties; now they focus on how long they can last or how much they can impact.

From Idea to $50 Million Fund: How 6 Entrepreneurs are Building Latin America’s Top Early-Stage VC Firm

The Org spoke with Mariano Mayer, Newtopia VC’s Managing Partner, to understand how the idea of this “very early” stage firm was conceived and built.

What the Academy Week, the event that brought together key figures in the entrepreneurial ecosystem, left behind

Driven by the investment fund Newtopia VC, founders of 15 of the most promising startups in Latin America, fund partners, unicorns, and ecosystem figures gathered in person to experience a week of intense agenda

Tips for raising Pre-Seed capital, benefits of bootstrapping, and how to find mentors.

The impact of mentors in an entrepreneur’s life, tips for finding them, and how to make the most of those relationships.

10 VCs to Watch That are Investing in European AI

These are the firms that are investing the most in artificial intelligence startups.

The rise of Generative Artificial Intelligence represents opportunities for Latin talent

The Generative Artificial Intelligence industry is gaining more ground every day and becoming an innovative tool that can open countless opportunities for Latin American talent.

More seed capital for startups in LatAm, but is there enough for new unicorns?

In the current context, there is a noticeable lack of initial public offerings and large late-stage investing rounds for new unicorns to emerge in the region.

What can Web3 do for Latin America?

As stated by one of our partners and founder of the unicorn Mural, Pato Jutard, Latin America is a region with many problems to solve, and as entrepreneurs, we choose to see them as opportunities for the technology industry because our mission is to solve them.

Investors focus on Latin America to develop globally potential entrepreneurs

Trade and investments between Mexico and the United States have become one of the main gateways that strengthen and help open new frontiers for countries in the region.

Newtopia has a $50 million fund to support Latin American startups.

The fund aims to invest in pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages as follow-on investments to previous stages.

What the reduction in new unicorns signifies for the future in Latin America

The startup ecosystem in Latin America experienced a boom in recent years that led to the emergence of unicorns in the region—companies valued at $1 billion or more. However, the new conditions of the global economy, such as high interest rates and slowdown, have given these businesses a reality check and caused a shift in strategies for 2023.

What startups can learn from innovators in Latin America.

Despite the current low international funding, the innovation landscape in Latin America continues to grow.