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Vitaly Dubinin
Fintech professional with over 15 years of experience, focusing on finance and technology ventures
Vitaly Dubinin is an accomplished angel investor and IT executive specializing in the fintech sector. He has a strong background in law and finance, with expertise in areas such as blockchain, mobile software development, and mobile advertising. Dubinin's professional journey spans over 15 years, during which he has held various significant roles.
Career Overview
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Current Role: Dubinin serves as an angel investor at Ushoo, contributing to the growth of innovative startups in the technology and finance sectors.
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Previous Experience: He has held positions such as CEO and Managing Founder of iD East, a fintech and mobile applications developer, and has been involved with several startups as an angel investor, including Matter Labs, GameStack, and Fotrum.
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Legal Background: Before transitioning into the tech industry, Dubinin worked in legal counseling focused on banking and finance, gaining experience in structured finance, mergers and acquisitions, and syndicated lending.
Education
Dubinin holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Finance from the Institute for Law and Finance at Goethe University in Frankfurt, and a degree in Jurisprudence from the Saratov State Academy of Law.
Contributions and Impact
In addition to his roles in startups, Dubinin is recognized for his contributions as a Digital Media Expert at Sostav.ru and his involvement in various fintech projects, showcasing his ability to blend legal expertise with technology and finance to drive innovation in the industry.1
Highlights
"I’m working with a 3-time Inc 500 CEO" - new cold email BS? Still better that "hope this email finds you well"
Totally agree with Andrew Chen
"Enabling the $1000 blockbuster movie I want to end this discussion on a positive note, for what AI can do for the creative indistry. The positive way to frame all of this is the concept of the "$1000 blockbuster movie." Today millions of dollars (and hundreds of people) are needed to make a full length movie, a multiplayer game, or a multi-season TV series. But compare that to a humble book... Writing a book just needs a laptop, coffee and lots of time. Not much money. Add up the laptop and all the coffees, and you maaaaybe spend $1000. What if an individual could make a full-length summer blockbuster movie by themselves with just a laptop and some coffee too? It would be 100,000x leverage to be able to author a movie (or game, or TV series) - the same way that someone can write a book It would require lots of effort and grit. It's not easy to write a good book - no diff for a great movie. But it would be possible, when it's not today"
