Things I've gotten more comfortable with in product for Bountycaster since starting: 

- don't overanalyze
- sometimes it's okay to just put things out there and see how users react to it (ideally minimal viable feature to reduce time cost)
- most things are not one way door decisions

Building @bountycaster (bountycaster.xyz). Co-producer on an Ethereum documentary. Previously co-founder of Scalar Capital and product at Coinbase

Building poolfish.xyz (/poolfish). A calculator for LP providers. Cooking /hotpotato. Built Potion solo to $6k+ MRR and sold for $300k.

Nope, my cofounder @pirosb3 is solo dev. I focus more on product

Right now we are bootstrapping and have received a grant from Base, small Purple retro funding, and degen airdrop / tips

Are you working solo? Do you do the dev work?

How does Bountycaster make money?

Just curious 😃

Thanks for sharing! Embracing a "ship fast, iterate quickly" mentality can be incredibly beneficial. It's all about learning from user feedback and continuously improving. Keep up the great work! @linda