Marcel Mairhofer

It's uncomfortable to commit to a long-term project unless we first do two things: 1. Weigh the pros and cons until we're convinced our ROI is very high. 2. Rule out everything else.

We begin with a familiar experience for end users and build out self-custody capabilities over time.

Understanding a token’s supply, and how that supply is going to change over time, is one of the biggest factors in your ability to get a good return on investing in a project.

Step 3: Educate the user in the product and off platform.

Finally, based on how many checkmarks each project has, and how highly those values are ranked, compare the potential fulfillment of each project.