Big budget versus Great idea. Who eventually wins?

[lambo_driver]

more and more inclined to what was right

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[BitcoinBallerina]

No matter how big the budget is if the idea is shitty no one is going to be interested in the project. Bitcoin started with no budget and look where it is now. Its the idea that matters, anyone can finance later if the idea is good. With a shitty idea it wont take long for the funds to dry up.

[bigcash2011]

I think both factors do effect how the project and business will go on, a succesful project must have a great idea with decent amount of funds, otherwise it can collapse due to low funds and more expenses.

[AlexOnix]

I think both factors do effect how the project and business will go on, a succesful project must have a great idea with decent amount of funds, otherwise it can collapse due to low funds and more expenses.

That's true. Complete agreement. Everything should be in harmony, such projects at the moment very little unfortunately.

[lambo_driver]

it is very interesting to read the biographies of people who have developed from the very bottom

[lukmandog]

Hello people,

So my question is: why a project with a mediocre idea but with a bigger budget is likely to have more successful future than the project with a great idea but with a low budget?

How do you see this?

Big budget is an idea. you can not compare each other in business. if a project can succeed with a low budget, why would they provide a big budget. idea is a main thing that decide which budget they would use. a big budget can also possibly fail, if the idea is not fit to the project.
however, this is a business, pragmatically bounty hunters will join a big budget project for profiting more. that is the main reason for a project to succeed.

[feelideb]

Both of them eventually win in the long run. In an immediate analysis, big budget with mediocre idea might win but that winining will be short lived unless they start becoming serious in deploying great idea. Great idea always win if it is worked at.

[Cnut237]

Hello people,

So my question is: why a project with a mediocre idea but with a bigger budget is likely to have more successful future than the project with a great idea but with a low budget?

How do you see this?

This is sometimes the case, and sometimes not. There are numerous factors that can contribute to the success or failure of a project. The quality of the idea is obviously important, as is budget, but some of the many other things to consider include:

• implementation - is it buggy, misses deadlines etc?
• team and organisation
• timing - is this what is needed right now?
• publicity - not necessarily related to budget - this can be the development of a supportive community or the influence of certain high profile individuals
• and of course brute luck.
  

but the list really goes on forever.

[crypto_8o$$]

people with good ideas must form communities to combine them and do something great

[weav]

Both of them eventually win in the long run. In an immediate analysis, big budget with mediocre idea might win but that winining will be short lived unless they start becoming serious in deploying great idea. Great idea always win if it is worked at.

Or the big budget uses the money to buy off the competitor , or uses the money the lobby against them. It depends on the industry but money can get you a long way.

[CodyAlfaridzi]

Hello people,

So my question is: why a project with a mediocre idea but with a bigger budget is likely to have more successful future than the project with a great idea but with a low budget?

How do you see this?

Because the one with more budget can create bigger marketing thus reaching a wider audience and that means more money. The thing is people don't really care about the idea nowadays. We gotta admit that most idea that being offered in ICOs are just too ideal and quite impossible to achieve. People are buying mostly because they believe the token price will increase, not hoping for the actual product to be delivered.

[crypto_8o$$]

incredibly important is the inner spirit and perseverance in achieving the goal! If you do not go stubbornly to an appointed goal or a great idea ... it will end in defeat

[weborsha]

I think a budget and an idea are inseparable:) a good idea will 100% receive people’s support, reflected in money. So the idea comes first anyway.

[Valermos]

Eventually wins combination of these factors. Or if u have a good idea, you need also to attract money as even ICO needs money for marketing.

[tamango]

It’s very difficult to choose because there are too many factors and nothing is white or black, but I think it’s more important the IDEA and the possibility of a concrete realization of roadmap than a big budget

[ukw]

Hello people,

So my question is: why a project with a mediocre idea but with a bigger budget is likely to have more successful future than the project with a great idea but with a low budget?

How do you see this?

I think in today's times when everyone only looks at the appearance, the brand and the advertising, without thinking about the quality at all, just the good idea is doomed. The best option would be the combination of idea and budget, but this is a very rare thing. 

[Tony116]

Projects with a large cap win because they cause more confidence among users. Such projects look more solid and serious. All this is just a prejudice of people. In fact, it's more logical to invest in projects with a good idea.

[crypto_8o$$]

For the success of a startup / business, the idea, its implementation and your story about how you realized the idea is important.
If one of the listed items is not enough, then the success will be incomplete, and the way to it is complex and thorny.

[niteroy]

Hello people, So my question is: why a project with a mediocre idea but with a bigger budget is likely to have more successful future than the project with a great idea but with a low budget?
How do you see this?

The large budget of the company allows it to allocate a large amount for marketing, which in turn helps the project to become more popular, acquire the maximum possible number of fans and stand out against the background of other similar companies. Perhaps a good example will be companies like Coca Cola, Nestle, Pepsi, McDonald's and others who spend billions of dollars each year to promote their products, but that does not mean that their product is better than others. The same thing happens with ICO projects. It seems to be a good idea, but an advertising campaign is not properly conducted properly, as a result of which nobody knows anything about the project, advisors are unknown and the credibility to it is zero, the result is not a soft cup and the project has no future. The same, but with a not very good idea and a well-organized and conducted advertising campaign, gives the opposite result to the first example with the collected hurd cup and the increase in the price of the token after entering the exchange.

[bering]

i think all of these things should be related that big budgets and great idea should be walking together to being successfully project but indeed money is everything to running crypto projects and people usually don't liked great idea projects with small budget of money and more likely to choose the projects with big budgets