I made a site that lets you share your story & inspire other blockchain actors

[JulianDuty]

Hi everyone,

I'm excited to share with you the website I created with a friend in order to allow defi creators & professionals to share their stories with peers: https://www.deficreators.com

We want to help people build projects & careers in DeFi. It starts by getting inspired by the most successful ones.

We're looking for more people who'd like to share their stories. If you feel like you have interesting stuff to share, let me know

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[OgNasty]

Interesting idea. The website looks great on my mobile and seems like a decent resource. Good luck with getting more stories and having your tools out to work. It’s always great to see people building things relating to crypto, even if I’m this case the focus seems to be more about defi than Bitcoin.

[SFR10]

The only thing lacking is some sort of communication between each one of those creators and the readers, within your platform ^{[it'll also help with having a better retention rate]}.
^{- Just simply add a comment section and allow readers to ask other questions as well [you could also give unique badges to the creators so they're easily distinguishable from the rest].}
/Bookmarked.

[Kakmakr]

I think you should not have limited your possibilities with this project to just people that are invested in DeFi projects. I would have chosen a open ended "domain" that would cover more projects. (Example : CryptoStories.*** or CryptoJourneys.com etc...)

I love to read about people's success stories, because it motivates me to do more and to take more risks. (I was one of those people, who got into Crypto early and I did not go full out..... and I will always regret that) 

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

If it's just success stories, I don't think that you won't last long. To me, you also need to add something like the stories of start ups like what the site Trends does where they share stories of upcoming trends before they are even a thing. I like the idea but you might want to scale to more than just success stories because it will get stale or will eventually run out.

[ultrloa]

Hi everyone,

I'm excited to share with you the website I created with a friend in order to allow defi creators & professionals to share their stories with peers: https://www.deficreators.com

We want to help people build projects & careers in DeFi. It starts by getting inspired by the most successful ones.

We're looking for more people who'd like to share their stories. If you feel like you have interesting stuff to share, let me know

Your plan project is so good since its good to read some stories came from different people but the question here is can you really convince people to share their success stories on defi's? Maybe not since people in crypto are into profits and this is also a risk to their identities since many people will know about little information about  them, so better compensate the writers a amount which you can afford to pay for the efforts they made to write a stories to your site. Maybe those compensations  could convince more writers since they can get paid for their amazing stories.

[buwaytress]

Agree that the "defi" tag (whatever it may mean to anyone, I can safely say that the vast majority of projects tagging themselves with that label aren't actually close to being "decentralised" and would probably fail a stern test of "defi-ness") actually prevents you from digging into what may be very good stories waiting to be uncovered.

P.S. Anyone remember "Humans of ToR" or something like that?

[JulianDuty]

Thanks everyone for your feedback. They are all very relevant.

If it's just success stories, I don't think that you won't last long. To me, you also need to add something like the stories of start ups like what the site Trends does where they share stories of upcoming trends before they are even a thing. I like the idea but you might want to scale to more than just success stories because it will get stale or will eventually run out.

The only thing lacking is some sort of communication between each one of those creators and the readers, within your platform ^{[it'll also help with having a better retention rate]}.
^{- Just simply add a comment section and allow readers to ask other questions as well [you could also give unique badges to the creators so they're easily distinguishable from the rest].}
/Bookmarked.

You both are definitely right, and I'm going to improve, but step by step!

The interview looks fine, there's no obvious bias or stealth advertising. Although i don't have much interest towards DeFi, i'll bookmark your website for now. But do you plan to contact few famous people on DeFi? I doubt many people will bother contact you first.

Yes, already doing that and already getting new interviews in the pipe.

Hi everyone,

I'm excited to share with you the website I created with a friend in order to allow defi creators & professionals to share their stories with peers: https://www.deficreators.com

We want to help people build projects & careers in DeFi. It starts by getting inspired by the most successful ones.

We're looking for more people who'd like to share their stories. If you feel like you have interesting stuff to share, let me know

Your plan project is so good since its good to read some stories came from different people but the question here is can you really convince people to share their success stories on defi's? Maybe not since people in crypto are into profits and this is also a risk to their identities since many people will know about little information about  them, so better compensate the writers a amount which you can afford to pay for the efforts they made to write a stories to your site. Maybe those compensations  could convince more writers since they can get paid for their amazing stories.

You're right and wrong. A lot of people want to be anonymous for sure, but a lot too want to be recognized.

I think that like others suggested, having defi may be limiting. I'll think about it as it's very true and so important.

P.S. why there are 2 thread created by different user at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5349410.0?

I mixed my accounts, and I thought I deleted one of them, but it looks like I didn't 

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If it's just success stories, I don't think that you won't last long. To me, you also need to add something like the stories of start ups like what the site Trends does where they share stories of upcoming trends before they are even a thing. I like the idea but you might want to scale to more than just success stories because it will get stale or will eventually run out.

I agree with this statement. I think only a few percentages of started Defi was successfully so you should definitely pay attention to those who have failed, because for many reasons. here of course I do not mean scammers or any other attempts at deception.
people need to be informed and instructed about potential problems and mistakes made by others maybe it will help them to succeed.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

If it's just success stories, I don't think that you won't last long. To me, you also need to add something like the stories of start ups like what the site Trends does where they share stories of upcoming trends before they are even a thing. I like the idea but you might want to scale to more than just success stories because it will get stale or will eventually run out.

I agree with this statement. I think only a few percentages of started Defi was successfully so you should definitely pay attention to those who have failed, because for many reasons. here of course I do not mean scammers or any other attempts at deception.
people need to be informed and instructed about potential problems and mistakes made by others maybe it will help them to succeed.

I didn't mention it but you are right, we should document also the failures but the problem with that is the people that have these stories won't be able to share their stories because there's still some smear of shame in the failure and not a lot can confidently talk about it.