Product

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/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

If you build your core product on the back of service provider startups that haven't been battle-tested or proven themselves, you shouldn't complain when those startups fail and make your product function poorly

And it's your job as a founder and the brand behind the product to communicate throughout its lifecycle

have worked for teams where the core product was dependent on other platforms like spotify/apple - while building a music product. 

having dependency will always take away your control - them cutting off access/setting rate limit = your company is dead. 

the product loops have to tap ‘intrinsic motivations’ of the user - for them to try and come back.