most of the big winners i have been involved in were outcasts when they started, ignored by most investors and the media, built a great consumer experience from day one, and then were patient for while and then caught fire almost randomly

"consumer apps catch fire almost randomly in the most optimal of circumstances" - Nikita Bier

Build perfect* things. Gauge people's response. Iterate, iterate, iterate.

Founder, designer, & product guy pushing pixels at /basepaint

* Yeah, I said "perfect" when MVP and POC and "perfect enemy of good" yadda yadda yadda but IMO we're too often erring on the side of "shitty but finished" tbh. 

Bar to execute on consumer is so much higher than what most crypto is comfortable clearing on a day-in-day-out basis.

Crypto, nouns, malleable software, interfaces, running. // working on @agora // https://0xmcg.com // /the-pond

lol yea I was thinking in that direction as well. 

IMO consumer/non financialized crypto is probably doomed if a casino remains our only killer app, because only 21+ can gamble.

My biggest takeaway from that pod is how consumer social seems to hit with teens way more than adults. 

But crypto seems to skew more adult? Teens have less $, crypto social is often financial 

Is crypto social doomed for this reason? How many regular adults really want to trade playing cards of their social network