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I've been navigating the space since 2014. It's not too difficult if you know the tech. Here's some fat tony advice: Good project/founders/devs: - Are tightly
by timdaub 6y ago
I've been navigating the space since 2014. It's not too difficult if you know the tech. Here's some fat tony advice:
Good project/founders/devs:
- Are tightly connect to other good projects (e.g. check Twitter)
- Are shipping features/products continously (and talk about it)
- Adjust their vision/roadmap appropriately (crypto changes really quick)
- Are value-driven
- Try to improve upon difficult but possible engineering problems (e.g. we build a smart contract for a EUR stable coin compared to "we solve remittance for all the unbanked")
- vmception 6y ago> - Try to improve upon difficult but possible engineering problems (e.g. we build a smart contract for a EUR stable coin compared to "we solve remittance for all the unbanked") +1 to that. I think in the past it was more tempting to try to solve all the problems at once, because it was easy to perceive how many problems there were and that not enough people were perceiving it. But now there is enough mindshare and activity to just focus on one thing and that made more sense to begin with.