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@0xpanicerror
A question to the founders, how do you know a given problem is severe enough that a decent chunk of users will pay for to have it solved?
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not a founder but here’s what i think it depends upon demography & type if problem for B2B if you solve even a simple problem, high chances you will be paid for B2C, especially for budget-conscious nations like India even if you solve tough problems, there’s very lil chance to monetise initially only if you monopolise the market, and solve it for a larger chunk you can make money at economies of scale lemme k if this makes sense
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@0xpanicerror
yes this is true. Makes me wonder how do you know how big your market is in B2B. A simple problem might get paid for by small companies but mid tier to large businesses often have many internal tools. Or at least that’s what they prefer.
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