Most “MVPs” I get sent are demos.
They look done in a recording. Then a real user needs an account, real data, or a URL that stays up.
That’s the job. 7 days. $1,500. You own the code.
Built new, or finished from the prototype.
https://t.co/2rSLruhJfL
A working demo isn’t an MVP.
An MVP is something you can put in a real person’s hands without you sitting next to them.
If it dies when someone besides you logs in, you built a prototype. That’s fine. It just isn’t shipped.
@noahwbragg@stokefire_xyz Thank you so much for sharing
Last questions if you don’t mind , how did you get the first set of players and token holders?
It’s seems to me that it’s double the work.
Getting players but also token holders/trades to reward players
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@noahwbragg@stokefire_xyz I’m a developer and have some web3 experience.
I watched your YouTube videos but still don’t fully understand the tokenomics.
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