Dunno, you tell me.
But let’s entertain a few thoughts…
For once, you understand data, data for businesses and data businesses. You understand how to move it, store it, secure it and make sense of it. I’m assuming you also understand how valuable it is. Of course, visualizing data is such a big umbrella that a whole lot of activities fall under it.
You brand as « naive » the people who’d like to understand how Primal can monetize, which is expected at some point with VC coming into the mix. That is not reassuring. A clear monetization plan is probably the most reassuring message the users could receive.
Let’s go in the hypothetical. No rush to monetize because startups get sold. Worked in the past. No? When they get sold, users get sold with it, and so does user data. That’s where matching npub to KYC comes in handy. You need to have something extra to sell. That’s the hypothetical.
I’m still unclear whether Strike gets the npub/KYC match as well, or whether that info stays with you.
Looking at both your documentations there is definitely room for the data to get sold at some point if « need be ». Nothing stops you from changing conditions and keep quiet about it.
Also, I came to the conclusion that both Ten31 and Hivemind Ventures should not be trusted. Mostly based on character of the people at the helm.
Da fuck do I know?!?! I’m just an autist having a meltdown.
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2024-05-19 15:01:36
in reply to nevent1q…d397
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