Tech’s new ‘Lonely Mountain’: Billionaires join hands to guard start-up treasures in Silicon Valley ()

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Tech’s new ‘Lonely Mountain’: Billionaires join hands to guard start-up treasures in Silicon Valley

A group of tech entrepreneurs is preparing to launch a US bank aimed at serving start-ups and cryptocurrency businesses, seeking to fill the void left by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB)

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