Why not just save up enough cash and move somewhere cheap and bootstrap manually? I don’t think doing this is any harder (than inventing a way to cryptoify any startup?).
This is just slowly giving away control of your company in some kind of monthly auction, it sounds initially great but as time goes on very depressing watching your company be owned by someone else and for a lot of people defeats the point of bootstrapping completely.
BitClout (https://bitclout.com/) was the first I saw with a UX that made getting your own coin as easy as one would expect. There are probably many more.
If you can sell enough every month to make a living, then you have ALREADY gotten lucky with a very valuable project.
Re:The Mirrortable
by abishekk92 on Tuesday December 28, 2021 @02:07AM
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Checkout https://web3grants.org/
Similar to how ICOs work. But with different expectations. The founder gets the whole initial supply. And then sells of enough of it every month to make a living. If they are lucky, the project becomes very valuable and they end up with a huge amount of coins left. But they might also use up all the coins and barely get by.
Does some project like this exist? Or do all founders throw the towel if they do not raise huge sums up front?