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Title: Finding a co-founder Post by: terry1986 on September 16, 2018, 03:12:30 PM Basically what the subject says.
Is it possible to find a co-founder for a blockchain based project on this forum? How do I go about it? Title: Re: Finding a co-founder Post by: mk4 on September 16, 2018, 03:20:00 PM Personally, if I were to look for a co-founder for a project, I would most probably go only with a person I know personally. It's very unlikely that I would trust someone online for a project(especially for a co-founder position); though it completely depends on what 'project' you're planning on doing.
What project are you planning on making in the first place? Title: Re: Finding a co-founder Post by: terry1986 on September 16, 2018, 03:27:07 PM Personally, if I were to look for a co-founder for a project, I would most probably go only with a person I know personally. It's very unlikely that I would trust someone online for a project(especially for a co-founder position); though it completely depends on what 'project' you're planning on doing. What project are you planning on making in the first place? I am trying to create a coin and an online bank for crypto, People can take loans. I just started so I don't have all the technical specifications. Basically a blockchain based bank. Title: Re: Finding a co-founder Post by: jurasic17 on September 16, 2018, 03:33:29 PM Basically what the subject says. Is it possible to find a co-founder for a blockchain based project on this forum? How do I go about it? I might as well just maybe not be able to help a lot of my advice to do a project effectively not trusting it 100%, it's better to give a co-founder assignment for people you know closely because it is safer and more reliable. We also cannot take risks that can harm us until we cover the worst possible possibilities Title: Re: Finding a co-founder Post by: mk4 on September 16, 2018, 03:35:45 PM Personally, if I were to look for a co-founder for a project, I would most probably go only with a person I know personally. It's very unlikely that I would trust someone online for a project(especially for a co-founder position); though it completely depends on what 'project' you're planning on doing. What project are you planning on making in the first place? I am trying to create a coin and an online bank for crypto, People can take loans. I just started so I don't have all the technical specifications. Basically a blockchain based bank. So.. pretty much like the Salt lending platform[1]? Anyway, if you're doing a project that's decently big in size, I'd probably socialize in blockchain meetups. I don't think looking for potential colleagues online isn't going to do much good if you're just starting out. [1] https://saltlending.com/ Title: Re: Finding a co-founder Post by: terry1986 on September 16, 2018, 03:45:24 PM Personally, if I were to look for a co-founder for a project, I would most probably go only with a person I know personally. It's very unlikely that I would trust someone online for a project(especially for a co-founder position); though it completely depends on what 'project' you're planning on doing. What project are you planning on making in the first place? I am trying to create a coin and an online bank for crypto, People can take loans. I just started so I don't have all the technical specifications. Basically a blockchain based bank. So.. pretty much like the Salt lending platform[1]? Anyway, if you're doing a project that's decently big in size, I'd probably socialize in blockchain meetups. I don't think looking for potential colleagues online isn't going to do much good if you're just starting out. [1] https://saltlending.com/ Thanks I'll look for a meetup. Title: Re: Finding a co-founder Post by: nakamura12 on September 16, 2018, 07:34:12 PM I found this one when searching about having with good qualities co-founder in your project. Consider these qualities of your co-founder you will meet from blockchain meetups from this site https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/304281. There you can find 4 qualities of a co-founder that you might want to team up with or a partner.
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