in web2 the PMF question is "how disappointed would you be if you could no longer use this product?" 

in web3 the PMF question is "how likely are you to use the product after a potential airdrop?"

who's bold enough to ask their customers this directly?

punk 3983
gp @ 0x5f capital
ceo ethos
/ethos-network

Bold? That's not bold ,  that's essential.

If you're building in web3 and not asking users, “Would you still use this after the airdrop?”, you're not measuring PMF ,  you're measuring airdrop farming.

The real builders aren't afraid of the answer. They're obsessed with earning it.