Makes sense, there is not room for 100's of BTC crowdfunding sites. If this is bullish news, its mainly about that many people learn about BTC rather than the end products ATM.
In the real world they might be converted to fiat-projects.
Hey guys, like I said. I am actually taking the course, and I can tell you that
every student has to do that project.
I think you guys are misinterpreting what is meant by one in that sentence, because if you click on the link there is a screenshot of the course logistics slide and you can see that the final project
is a bitcoin self-starter. Every student will be doing the same thing.
You're 100% right, there isn't enough room for 100's of BTC crowdfunding sites, but that's not the point of the course. The point of the course is to be able to build one, and then promote it in the real world. It's a competition to see who does best, in reality most startups do fail. But startups are all about failing fast, and failing cheap.
As far the 3-4 man groups goes, the lecturer stressed in one of the lectures that he'd prefer that people work individually. Although I think some collaboration is allowed not sure yet.
Anyway feel free to believe me or not. If you go enroll in the primary source (the course) you can see exactly what is going on.
Hopefully, I can count on you guys will help me with my own crowdfunding site when the time is right
