Fermah, a NYC-based, developer of proof generation layer platform intended to offer marketplace support to its users. The company’s platform manages supply and demand size with the help of machines such as GPUs and FPGAs, enabling users to get cheap, fast, and reliable ZK-proof generation.
Fermah was funded $5.2 million led by a16z CSX fund and Lemniscap with participation from Bankless Ventures, Longhash Ventures, P-OPS team, Public Works, ZK Validator, Lambda Class, Daedalus, Zero DAO, Velocity Capital, and Daemon Ventures, as well as angel
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In today’s competitive market, small businesses often face the daunting challenge of marketing their products or services on a tight budget. With limited resources, it can seem impossible to compete with larger companies that have massive advertising budgets. However, with strategic planning, creativity, and leveraging digital platforms, small businesses can achieve significant marketing wins without breaking the bank. In this article, we’ll explore some cost-effective marketing strategies that can help small businesses make a big impact.
1. Leverage Social Media Marketing
Social media platforms like Facebook, 
Sandgarden, a NYC-based modularized platform, enables product-driven businesses to rapidly prototype, iterate, and deploy their AI integration.
Sandgarden was funded $4.5 million for a development that has positioned the company for rapid growth in the enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) market. The round of funding was led by Resolute Ventures and Crane Venture Partners, with participation from Panache Ventures, RMS, HearstLab, Locke Mountain Ventures, Jerry Neumann, and other angel investors.
Sandgarden’s platform is a standout in the market, offering a unique solution to the typical hurdles 
Irrespective of how exquisite the product or service is, it might not sustain itself in the market for long if the makers or providers are not aware of the reasons behind the success of their product or service. It’s crucial for any business to understand their customers – thoroughly get into the minds of consumers – to sustain and thrive in this world of stiff competition.
We human beings generally have the same mental forces that drive us 
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