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Consumer Crypto

gentle reminder, you can find a lot of good consumer crypto ideas in the graveyard of previous cycles which simply didn’t work bc of the technology at that point of time

+ drastically improved architecture 
+ gas prices are stable and low
+ new easy custody solutions

so many old locks, so many new keys

This is an underrated approach for discovering new app opportunities in crypto — look at the idea maze

Other benefits of being here *now*:
+ insane PMF with stablecoins
+ FC as a distribution channel for crypto-native users
+ macro climate being less delusional

Is there a collection of idea maze infographics anywhere? 

I've always wanted a map of the bleeding edge of every field 

Like this for everything

friendly neighborhood shitcaster // working on @pinetree

Really is there an idea maze of idea mazes 

Would be super helpful for people to just navigate to the edge of a given field 

Sure there is benefit to slogging through TPOT but wouldn't it be better if there was a map?

No idea - @cdixon.eth have you written anything around the idea maze for crypto startups?

Is there a collection of idea maze infographics anywhere? 

I've always wanted a map of the bleeding edge of every field 

Like this for everything

https://cdixon.org/2015/02/01/the-ai-startup-idea-maze

meatbag version of a custom LLM ⚡️  lifelong learner ⚡️ physician assistant ⚡️ recovering newspaper journalist ⚡️ link3.to/logonaut

Say more? I think you’re probably right, but I was thinking that at least those that are still using airdrops are doing so in a less scattershot, more targeted, more Sybil-resistant manner than in previous cycles. Curious to hear which strategies you think are most effective for building a committed user base.

I don’t think airdrops are a good user acquisition strategy anymore

+ superior airdrops strategies to better align on PMF