First reactions are from the conversion experience. It seems like there's lots of room to simplify and drop a customer right into the experience of bidding.

Recommendation is to move the hash rate bid to the landing page. Right now there are three calls to action on the landing page that are not the same exact thing. And then there's still a sign up call to action on the section page after you watch the video.

It seems like the Aha moment is when people can easily place a bid and see their chances at winning and for how much. That feels like a customer should get to that experience in as few steps and understangin as possible.

Hope that's a bit helpful. Looks really cool. Who are your ideal customer types here?

How can we help the most?

Founders are a rare breed.

They’re the ones who break through the fear of being judged and actually build something.

In the Bitcoin circular economy, there’s an arbitrage opportunity, not just in the products, but in recognizing and supporting the people who have the guts to try.

Most startups don’t work.

And often, it’s not because the idea was bad—but because no one was honest with the founder about product-market fit.

Here’s the truth:

If you think you have product-market fit, you don’t.

You know when you have it.

Product-market fit feels like being yanked forward by both nostrils.

Your servers break.

Your inbox explodes.

Customers are mad—not because they hate it, but because they want more.

You can’t think about anything else because the demand is overwhelming.

Some describe it like wearing a hot dog suit in a wolf pack.

Everyone wants what you have.

That should be the bar for products in the Bitcoin economy.

You can’t fake product-market fit. Not as a founder, and not as a customer.

As a founder, you either solve a real problem better than anything else, or you create an experience that changes people’s lives.

As a customer, you either feel it—or you don’t.

That’s what’s WorthTheSats.

The opportunity we have is twofold:

1. Be honest with founders.

Help them learn whether they’ve hit product-market fit or not—fast.

2. Support the ones who keep building.

Even if the first thing doesn’t work, we should recognize the founder mindset. That savage energy is rare. You can teach product testing. You can’t teach the drive to build.

So try products.

Give honest feedback.

Help founders see where to pivot or double down.

That’s how we build the Bitcoin economy—by honoring time, talent, and truth.

Wouldn’t that be a cartel?! Many solo / independent miners would not participate… More blocks would be found be small miners, bitaxes etc

Is it?

GM, did you visit Angor.io ?

Also Satoshi’s bday. The irony!

I love Alan Watts too but that's not his voice or his words.

Good morning nostr, the forecast called for 90% chance of rain last night, and we got nothin. There's still a good chance this morning, we'll see. Today i'll mostly do small catch up projects around the house, and we'll probably hit the resale shop this morning too. I need to continue reading the Start9 community pages to learn all i can about that. I dont come from a tech background, and sometimes i can get a little over my skis with new stuff like start9. Ask me about chickens or trees all day long, and i can go on about that, but with new tech gadgets i have to go slow. But i love learning about it, so thats a plus. Yall have a great saturday, enjoy your coffee, and remember that today is a gift. #coffeechain #homesteading #start9

GM Saturday ☕😄