I must admit you hit the spot on this feedback, especially the chicken-and-egg problem. My strategy is split in 3 parts - Bubble up approach, present Angor to local bitcoin meetups/events and try to attract small projects to it. - Sponsor Hackathons and Grants instead of marketing. - Try to focus on emerging markets where regulation is lacking.
James Scaur ◉⚡️🥝's avatar James Scaur ◉⚡️🥝
Tried out @npub1wrzg...cm02 over the weekend -- very cool project I don't envy the job they have ahead of them Fundraising platforms have a lot of moving parts, attract crappy users (scammers & virtue signalers), suffer from a killer chicken-and-egg problem, and are difficult to make sustainable (often need to be donation based themselves) But they've made an excellent start, and their platform is very impressive on a technical level
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I think your idea of targeting hackathons is great, especially high quality bitcoin focused ones like BH2025 There's a ton of potential with those milestone and investment approval features too… if a project is set up with thoughtful milestones and an exclusive community it could be a much more attractive investment than the likes of Geyser, Patreon or Kickstarter Are you interested in the Latin American market, particularly Brazil? I could help you implement a localization management system if you don't already have one, and potentially find native speakers to review translations