:) we know everything that can be known. I enjoy this app. And learning with its help. It is least trashy app that i use at the moment. I am less trashy in it. Tx
Which seems... finicky.
I don't want to sound confrontational, but did Qoorio look like a good investment when it raised 2 million €? That seems like a ton of money at this stage.
To be honest and frank (and please don't get offended by this) from my outsiders point of view it looked that the investment was raised based more on the fame and glory of the founding team rather than a proven Product-Market Fit or great growth.
It seems to me that you're still searching for a working model for Qoorio, which went from a knowledge marketplace to a social network to probably something else in the future.
Not something that screams great potential in my book, TBH.
If not it would be very interesting to hear what made Qoorio look as a good investment.
Dear Artūras Šlajus, everything on this earth is based on the law of cause and effect. It means that if Qoorio got 2 million they are worth it, they managed to find someone who believe in big thinking. Let me explain you. From my point of view Qoorio has a huge potential, this potential is linked to the human development which is happening now, specifically because of this pandemic and economic movements, the consciousness of human beings is growing because of all these problems, so the great Qoorio team is on the way to prepare the platform for the human beings who for the moment not even know how they are going to change in the next ten years ;)
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