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That would not match the growth model that investors seem to want to see (or be fooled by). If you can't show massive adoption up front in concept, how do you
by supernova87a 6y ago
That would not match the growth model that investors seem to want to see (or be fooled by). If you can't show massive adoption up front in concept, how do you choose which to invest in unless you're in it for the long haul? Which seems to be out of fashion...
- floatingatoll 6y agoEither investing is a game of skill, or it’s a game of chance. If it’s like poker, taking away the ability to see one card from everyone’s hand doesn’t mean you automatically will lose the game. It just means you’ll be slightly less likely to win due to a lost advantage. Your break even may require an additional investment, in exchange for not making people feel ripped off. If it’s a game of chance, adoption is completely irrelevant :)