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Consider tax avoidance strategies when anticipating near term stock returns.
Be cautious about the US stock market due to concerns about monetary policy and inflated valuations.
Explore investing in emerging markets like South East Asia and China for potential growth opportunities.

Funders should avoid pigeonholing organizations for illusory efficiency.
Organizations may need to vertically integrate for success in emerging markets.
Being overly capital efficient can lead to costly failures in system reinvention.

Onmeta partnership gives more options to exchange fiat for crypto on Ronin, benefiting users in India and the Philippines.
Onmeta enables UPI, bank transfers in India, and GrabPay, GCash, PayMaya in the Philippines.
Onmeta allows for microtransactions as low as 100 INR or PHP, settling in less than 60 seconds, making token access faster for gamers.

Consider different stages in pricing strategy based on company revenue: early stage, growth stage, and scaling stage.
Placement of pricing function within a B2B SaaS organization can vary in sales, product, or finance/operations departments.
Testing pricing changes, preventing price anchoring, and understanding rational buyer behavior are crucial in B2B SaaS pricing.

The clean energy transition is expected to rapidly grow in emerging markets, with renewables meeting the majority of new power demand.
Odyssey Energy Solutions offers a platform that streamlines the development, financing, and operation of clean energy projects in emerging markets.
Despite early struggles, Odyssey Energy Solutions successfully secured a Series A funding of $14.5M to expand its offerings and reach into new markets.

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The business case for clean energy transition in emerging markets is stronger than in developed markets due to lack of centralized infrastructure, making decentralized clean energy solutions more cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
Emerging markets offer a lucrative opportunity for the clean energy transition, with renewables capacity projected to surpass the US significantly, demanding substantial investment of over $1 trillion by 2030.
Bridging the gap in digital technology and access to capital in emerging markets can accelerate the leapfrogging of outdated energy infrastructure, creating a ripe field for climate tech companies and digital solutions.