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Rumors from reliable sources report that it is possible to make up to $250 per day using the Bitcoin System.

This claim causes some people to wonder if the Bitcoin System is legitimate.

How the Bitcoin System WorksThe first thing to do is to register an account on the Bitcoin System platform, then fund it.

Your demo account on the Bitcoin System provides you with $1500 in virtual funds so you can make simulated cryptocurrency transactions with your demo account.

Use this result to determine if the Bitcoin System bot is worth your investment or not. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591914607.5711277/Bitcoin-System:-How-It-Works-–-Business-Ideas-in-the-News?ref=audio_experience

Whether you’ve recently acquired an office space or you’re looking to improve the overall functionality and aesthetic appeal, continue reading for advice on how to design a workspace that wows your clients.

If possible, the waiting area should be situated somewhere near the restrooms to accommodate guests who may need to utilize the facilities.

Impressive Conference RoomIf your office is big enough to have a conference room, it needs to be impressive.

You should also be sure to invest in the best of technology when designing the conference room.

Utilize these design tips to put together an office that will leave your clients in awe. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591912846.6178317/How-to-Design-an-Office-Space-that-Wows-Your-Clients?ref=audio_experience

Toronto-based Wave Financial, which has developed a financial planning platform for small business owners, is launching a small business bank account solution called Wave Money.

Part of the new offering includes a business bank account and a debit card.

The Toronto-based FinTech company is positioning Wave Money against traditional banks, which Wave argued, “have high fees, complicated record-keeping, and take days to give business owners access to their money.”Say hello to Wave Money.

It’s free and makes managing small business finances easy, even for those with little finance and accounting knowledge,” Simpson added.

Wave Money offers users a business bank account, debit card, and mobile app so business owners can deposit funds, spend with the Wave debit card, and manage everything in the Wave Money mobile app. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591911945.0998552/Wave-expands-into-banking-with-new-small-business-account-and-debit-card?ref=audio_experience

Which is why Brazilian healthtech Genial Care’s recent seed round through Canary Ventures is a welcome sight.

Genial Care cares about children with autismAccording to a 2011 pilot study carried out in the city of Atibaia in Brazil, 1 out of 367 children has autism.

This is also the segment that Genial Care wants to help.

The Genial Care team will also build customized plans and strategies to help in the child’s learning development.

When it comes to tech, Genial Care wants to launch products that can give families remote and real-time support so as to monitor their child’s progress. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591911032.5360668/Genial-Care-raises-seed-investment-through-Canary-Ventures?ref=audio_experience

Transcend Nabs $25M Series A Back to HomeSAN FRANCISCO, CA, Transcend has raised $25 million in a Series A funding.

Transcend, the data privacy infrastructure that makes it simple to give users control over their personal data, announced today that it has raised $25 million in Series A funding.

This investment validates the strength of Transcend's breakthrough technology, strategy, and team, and positions Transcend to capture the entire data privacy market.

"Operating on one person's personal data across hundreds of data systems is extremely complex, but it's all beneath the hood with Transcend.

By making data subject requests painless for companies, Transcend is putting users everywhere in the driver's seat of their personal data. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591910122.476986/Transcend-Nabs-$25M-Series-A?ref=audio_experience

Wellsheet Inc., a Newark, N.J.-based Electronic Health Record (EHR) experience company for health systems, raised $3.8M in Series A funding.

The round was led by SpringTide Investments, with participation from BioAdvance and Newark Venture Partners.

Healthcare executives Dr. John Glaser and Dr. Georgia Papathomas will join Wellsheet’s Board of Directors.

The company, which had earlier raised $2.2M from angels and seed-stage funds, including Real Life Innovations, intends to use the funds to continue to expand operations and its development efforts.

Its AI-powered workflow is integrated with EHRs to reduce a physician’s time in the EHR, lessening burnout and improving the quality of patient care. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591908312.0331979/Wellsheet-Raises-$3.8M-Series-A-Funding-Round?ref=audio_experience

The most critical skill for a startup founder is managing time.

They know how to set the right goals and achieve them with intense focus and efficient time management.

So, here are efficient time management tips for startup founders.

As a startup founder, managing time is important to accomplish business and personal goals.

Best Time Management tips for Startup Founder1. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591907407.0552523/Time-Management-for-Startup-founders?ref=audio_experience

Facebook doesn't expect to make money off its new venture capital fund.

Facebook is launching a venture capital fund — but it doesn't expect to make money off it any time soon.

Many traditional venture capital firms rely on external funding (from "limited partners," or LPs), but Facebook is funding the effort entirely through existing internal capital.

That said, experts doubt the creation of the venture arm will prompt intensified competition concerns.

In addition, it remains to be seen whether Facebook is truly more successful at identifying promising startups than the large venture capital industry. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591906506.5504982/Facebook-says-its-new-venture-capital-group-isn't-looking-to-make-money-on-its-investments?ref=audio_experience

Part 5: Safe-fail: What if Sh*t Hits the Fan?

I haven’t watched “Game of Thrones” but I believe the appropriate phrase is “winter is coming.”I’ll be honest: it is.

We all took a risk when we joined a startup so it shouldn’t be a big surprise if it fails.

It’s free and you can start doing this tomorrow.

And, if your life is consumed completely by work, what happens if shit does hit the fan and you lose your job now? | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591905609.0741434/Part-5:-Safe-fail:-What-if-Sh*t-Hits-the-Fan??ref=audio_experience

The latest digital health company to land funding is Conversa, a Portland, Ore.-based telehealth startup that announced a $12 million Series B round.

Founded in 2014, Conversa sells various platforms that allow care teams to communicate with patients virtually.

Conversa this year released a suite of COVID-19 virtual care programs being used by health systems across the U.S.

“I’ve long said virtual health is inevitable, but it will likely require a catalyst to get it to the tipping point.

P5 Health Ventures, Nassau Street Ventures, and UH Ventures also participated. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1591904707.889432/Portland-virtual-care-provider-Conversa-raises-$12M-as-investors-bet-big-on-digital-health-startups?ref=audio_experience