Ikki qism, o‘ttiz daqiqadan. Birinchi qism: TEDx mahorat darsi – startap asoschisi hikoyasi qanday yaratilishi, qisqartirilishi va taqdim etilishi haqida. Chunki savdo taklifi, sarmoya jalb qilish va xodim yollash jarayonlari bir xil mexanizm asosida ishlaydi. Ikkinchi qism: “Hell of a Bet” kitobiga ilk nazar – bu o‘z turida yagona kitob bo‘lib, unda startap asoschisining ilk prototipdan to yakuniy exitgacha bo‘lgan tafakkuriga chuqur sho‘ng‘iladi. Kitob 40 dan ortiq mamlakatda faoliyat yuritayotgan va startaplari umumiy qiymati 150 milliard dollardan oshadigan 350 nafar asoschi bilan o‘tkazilgan suhbatlar asosida yozilgan. Jonli, amaliy va ayni soha ichidagi insonlar tomonidan boshqalar uchun yaratilgan.

The $50 million CBU venture fund is new. The 200-fintech target is set. The presidential mandate is signed. What is not yet settled is whether international capital follows — and on what terms. Central Asia has produced its first unicorn-adjacent exits, its first institutional VC funds, and its first cross-border fintech infrastructure. It has not yet produced a consistent answer to the question every founder in this room is asking: what does a startup built here have to look like before it gets a term sheet from someone outside the region? 
 
This panel does not traffic in diplomatic answers. The investors on stage have deployed here, lost here, and backed the exits. They know the difference between a market that is genuinely untapped and one that is structurally uninvestable — and they know which parts of Central Asia are which. The audience will leave with a real bar: what the ecosystem needs to clear before the next wave of capital arrives, and how long that takes if the work starts now.  A frank assessment of where Central Asia sits on the global VC map — and what moves the needle The specific structural changes — regulatory, infrastructure, talent — that unlock the next tier of international capital Which sectors and markets are ready now, and which are still two cycles.