Tech Startup Interview Highlights: Clubhouse Lessons, China Web3, CRM, and Satellite Laser Communications

Founder Park recently published a series of interviews covering startup methodology, Web3, CRM, online events, and satellite communications.

Anu Atluru, Clubhouse's first head of community, shared 25 startup lessons from the journey from 1,000 early users to more than 9 million monthly downloads, touching on product, community, and operations.^[1]

Zhang Yuanjie, co-founder and COO of Conflux, believes that public blockchains are the future of Web3 in China, while consortium chains are disguised centralized databases and represent outdated technology.^[2]

Yang Jiongwei, founder of Weiling Technology, believes that CRM is a tool to help build trust between enterprises and customers; Chinese CRM often revolves around sales rather than customers and is a sales management tool.^[3]

Yi Heyang Niko, founder of AnyWeb Shulian, believes that regulation is a normal pattern in industry development, the essential spirit of Web3 is openness, and Code is Law only addresses the issue of judicial enforcement.^[4]

Gotin founder and CEO Chen Yue believes that online and offline events are valuable but different; online events should break free from the constraints of physical space and define new rules, and a good event needs three elements: interaction, space, and people.^[5]

Dr. Tan Jun, founder of Haixing Guanglian, believes that laser communication is superior to microwave communication in power consumption, size, and cost, and aims to solve the pain points of satellite internet: high cost, low speed, and high latency.^[6]