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Calling all Founders <> my first super poll. $degen / warps for insightful comments that build on your answers. https://www.weponder.io/farcaster/surveys/655 https://www.weponder.io/farcaster/surveys/656

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I think it would depend on who the pool of investors is and how engaged/ready to invest they are. If this were well articulated before the NFT sale event, I imagine many would pay a premium price.

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from a founder perspective, paying doesn’t guarantee the quality of the investors from an investor perspective, buying visibility doesn’t mean quality projects the challenge imo is how to incentivise quality projects to the top of the pile

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I think “qualified” needs nore specificity to see how valuable it is tbh.

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if you don't have an existing network of angels/VCs to tap then getting your deck in front of the right people would be pretty valuable. especially if you could see who engaged and follow them up in the DMs. like Tinder for founders/investors

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Clear yes to the first question. Is a good filter for the “right” type of founder-investor match given how early we are (ie less likely to be a Web2 investor who doesn’t do things on chain). Second answer is super sensitive to quality, but for a good, net new intro ~$100 (the 100 convos reqs to close = ~$10k).

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I think is a win win win if you match investors with good projects and then you get a commission for that... Ticket will be a lot higher

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I like where this is going…

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I’m intrigued 🤯 Would want to know more about the investors themselves, and would pay more for an NFT that gave access to higher signal investors.

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Survey has ended after 48 hours and received 419 votes.

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Survey has ended after 48 hours and received 517 votes.

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What are the benefits of this value prop being NFT-ized?

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Imagine a YC token. You can buy them to point to your project for visibility, but YC-equivalent could vet and distribute them as signal.

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I would want to see multiple options; e.g., $1 for a newsletter on the investors, $10 for access to tier 3, $100 for access to tier 2, $1000 for access to tier 3, and $X0000 for access to whatever super-tier might offered.

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It’s interesting b/c it’s starkly different than a point-in-time payment when you are ready to pitch to said investor pool Scarcity and fomo can heavily play into the price that someone would pay for that access

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I would want to know who the investors are first before investing. However, if the investors were in my industry, my message would be conveyed adequately, and I knew the investors were top tier, I would absolutely pay for it.

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From a marketing point of view heres how I would do it you mint an NFT which is your Mint Pass for an open call session - kinda like actors going to casting calls, they may get the job they may not, but they needed an invite to the event in the first place, here you can pay for that invite. Host sessions bi weekly!

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Talmadge O’Neill

Qualified investors is a very wide net and is not sufficiently targeted for both sides to get value (investor and founder). Ideally, you want to pitch your deck to somebody who knows your space, can add value and introduce you to potential employees, partners and institutional investors as needed.

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