After the top of the best photophones of 2022, here is the top of the most promising startups for the same period. The ranking is published by Wellfound, the new name of the recruiting arm of AngelList. You can discover the companies classified by category: FinTech, HealthTech, blockchain, artificial intelligence, space, sustainable development, EdTech, gaming, real estate and content. Some of the companies listed here you probably know, like SumUpone of the leaders in mobile payment and by credit card and competitor of Zettle in Europe.
For health, no Alan or WeMind in the ranking but we will note here the presence of Kintsugi, which analyzes patients’ voices for signs of depression. The publisher, which uses artificial intelligence to achieve its ends, also works on anxiety and has raised nearly thirty million dollars since its inception with Darling Ventures, Insight Partners and the National Science Foundation in particular. edge.
Crypto: the tools that should make the headlines in 2023
With this, Wellfound has therefore also taken an interest in virtual currencies. Among the flagship young shoots of 2022, the source recalls, among other things, the success of ZenLedger. Thanks to the platform, users who have bet on Bitcoin or Ethereum can calculate the taxes they will have to pay each year. As a reminder, in France, profits are taxable up to 30% with cryptocurrencies.
OpenSea is also among Wellfound’s rankings for blockchain. The marketplace is already the number one for selling NFTs between individuals and is currently recruiting designers, engineers, developers and financial analysts.
Investing in real estate, the right plan for 2023?
Startups real estate are also behind many successes over the past twelve months. Wellfound thus evokes the case of Culdesac, which imagines entire neighborhoods where the traditional car no longer has its place. We then prefer car sharing as with Lynk & Co brand vehicles, bicycles or even electric scooters (these demons). Several of our colleagues have already praised the initiative, of which nothing less than The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times or Bloomberg.
With culdesacresidents also take advantage of hybrid bikes with 15% off all their trips around town via Lyft, a major competitor of Uber and Bolt across the Atlantic. A first experiment is already taking place in Tempe, Arizona, with more than seven hundred apartments for rent and without the slightest square centimeter of asphalt.
