Joe Masson

Over the past year and a half I have been working on building a social trading platform that is free to use, but allows traders to put up paywalls if they don't want to give away the goods for free. Those who don't have a profitable strategy of their own can easily find and follow other trades to find potential plays. If the follower sees a trade that they want to take on their own personal...

Don't give up, but also know when to give up. Moving on from a project may be what's best for someone depending on the circumstances. Don't hold on to one idea! You'll have more throughout your life!

Hi Alyssa, I wanted to ask, when developing a product would you only release a feature when the UI / UX is fully cooked? Would you consider it acceptable to crank out features with temporary UIs that aren't necessarily the best? Thanks for your insight and congrats on all of your success!

I established close relationships with the beta users when I first started. They felt free to call out whatever it was they did or didn't like. Some founders make the mistake of acting like their product is perfect, and they just need to find the right customer. In reality it is the opposite. Finding your ideal customer and building your product around them will turn out much better than just...

I first started by working with existing communities on Discord. This allowed me to avoid marketing costs, and receive valuable feedback from traders of all backgrounds who were a perfect sample of the target audience.

-Finish up backend for new revenue model -Onboard two new Discord servers -Add support for ~219 more countries!