San Mateo, CA – July 12, 2023 – Silicon Valley investor and Bitcoin whale Tim Draper’s Round Table (recently formed earlier this year as an initiative to syndicate Web3 deals globally) has co-led their genesis deal into LA-based Web3 FinTech analytics company, LunarCrush.

Europe was mired in a period of cultural and intellectual decline known as the "Dark Ages" in the early Middle Ages, owing in part to the continent's non-secular nature and religious dogma's suppression of scientific and technological advancement. As scholars in locations like Baghdad embraced and advanced the sciences, the Middle East blossomed into a learning powerhouse.

The Draper Round Table symbolizes a milestone in the Draper Network's journey towards syndicating deals, but it's far from being their first rodeo. I hear A LOT of stories about deals we’ve done or passed on prior to me joining the DVN.

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Rama and Krishna were fundamentally the same, operating as reincarnations of Lord Vishnu himself.  Both avatars appeared as human people on Earth and had a specific mission: uphold the basic fundamentals of Dharma. Yet their approaches to their main purposes throughout their respective stories in the Ramayana and Mahabharata are vastly different. Krishna’s approach to upholding Dharma resulted in the pyrrhic victory of an entire generation and the loss of an entire generation for the Pandavas and Krishna’s own eventual cursing at the hands of Gandhari while Rama’s approach led to an era of peace and prosperity associated with the Treta Yuga period. Due to their portrayals, leadership styles through trials of their era, and perspectives on the principle of Dharma, Lord Rama’s approach to Dharma in the Ramayana vastly acted as the foundation of the “innocence age” that was the Treta Yuga while Lord Krishna’s approach to Dharma in the Mahabharata acted as the basis for self-righteousness no matter the consequences ushered in the transition from Dvapara Yuga to Kali Yuga (“dark ages”) time period.