Trump Media & Technology Group recently announced their SPAC merger (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) with DWAC (Digital World Acquisition Corp). This will be the launch of Donald Trump's own Truth Social, a social media platform that will rival the liberal media consortium and fight back against big tech. The tech stack is built on an open-source version of Twitter called Masterdon.

WeWork have completed their own SPAC, which was at a vastly different valuation to their initial IPO attempt in 2019. This time, going for a market cap of $9B as opposed to a target of $47B. The key differences are: they aren't positioning themselves as a tech company, and they've removed their largest deadweight: Adam Neumann.

Is Pinterest (PINS) being acquired by Paypal (PYPL)? This could be a major play in terms of creating a new tech giant, combining a globally recognisable payments system with the perfect media distribution front-end for online shopping.

Polymath (POLY / POLYX) combines web3.0 verifiability technology with financial securities. Providing a self-service toolkit, allowing organizations to issue digital tokens representing assets such as property, debt, and equity (stocks). There’s no lack of action along the way with a pro Hockey player in the C-suite, a founder arrested on assault charges, and Charles Hoskinson (ETH Co-Founder) working on their newest project.

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Divvy Homes, allow tenants' ordinary rent payments to contribute towards owning their first home. And the best part is, they don't need a huge deposit.

Lemon.io is a startup that started as "Uber for developers", but have recently switched to a model where you can hire Eastern European developers who are pre-vetted by Lemon, giving Startups access to cheap coding labor.

Finally, Nostromo makes roof-mounted ice bricks, and aim to make the best use of solar panels, without needing lithium-ion batteries to store energy. The ice bricks are used to provide cold water to commercial air-conditioning systems.