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Big Papa Jon πŸͺ‚πŸ’©
@bigpapajon.eth
FC builders/founders: how do you determine which blockchain/protocol to build your product on? New ones pop up every day πŸ˜΅β€πŸ’«
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Jason Goldberg Ⓜ️ πŸ’œ
@betashop.eth
I always say: go where the most relevant developers are. For most use cases that's Ethereum or Poly these days.
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Big Papa Jon πŸͺ‚πŸ’©
@bigpapajon.eth
I can dig it! Devil’s advocate β€” why would someone purposely choose a new/emerging chain going against the grain?
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@bad-wisdom
Product requirements would be the big one. Need privacy, more throughput, your own chain for example. Monetary incentives could be another but that seems more like a business than product decision (and likely long term not a very good one)
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karooolis.eth
@karolis
Mostly for grants or hackathon prizes imo. Or bet on a chain gaining traction later and being early in it, like building main DEX for the emerging chain.
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Ryan Rodenbaugh
@ryanrodenbaugh.eth
Had this convo with 2 new chains recently I think a lot of projects make (what feels like) the mistake of falling for incentive programs or grants. In the long-term chains need to really articulate their unique value prop. e.g., Is there something you can only do bc of smthn SUI offers? unique BD to help projects?
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@notdevin.eth
If your customers are going to be developers building new things, then consider new chains, if your product is for retail and that retail is web3 native you get one set of options, if that’s retail not web3 native, you basically get eth or btc
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