Thanks for the candid feedback. I am using CMC and TradingView too. As far as I have found you cannot easily compare one or multiple coins on an indexed basis or do the kind of simulations (which represent common questions I - and hopefully others - have). So, sure, if someone is happy to just glance at a few sparklines on CMC and that is enough for his purpose, it is clearly not a person willing to pay. But if you are diving deeper and care about relative performance, as well as the visualization and simulation aspect, I hope the value prop is clearer. But I guess, I need to first offer the paid subscriptions and figure out what people REALLY care about and would be willing to pay for. I think the portfolio aspects already discussed above are the right next thing. By the way, they also cover what you are looking for. You can easily duplicate a model portfolio from a pre-configured template that covers the Top10 or Top20 coins as a kind of "Index" to follow. I just need to find a way to make the features even clearer.
Thanks for the candid feedback. I am using CMC and TradingView too. As far as I have found you cannot easily compare one or multiple coins on an indexed basis or do the kind of simulations (which represent common questions I - and hopefully others - have). So, sure, if someone is happy to just glance at a few sparklines on CMC and that is enough for his purpose, it is clearly not a person willing to pay. But if you are diving deeper and care about relative performance, as well as the visualization and simulation aspect, I hope the value prop is clearer. But I guess, I need to first offer the paid subscriptions and figure out what people REALLY care about and would be willing to pay for. I think the portfolio aspects already discussed above are the right next thing. By the way, they also cover what you are looking for. You can easily duplicate a model portfolio from a pre-configured template that covers the Top10 or Top20 coins as a kind of "Index" to follow. I just need to find a way to make the features even clearer.

Thanks for the candid feedback. I am using CMC and TradingView too. As far as I have found you cannot easily compare one or multiple coins on an indexed basis or do the kind of simulations (which represent common questions I - and hopefully others - have). So, sure, if someone is happy to just glance at a few sparklines on CMC and that is enough for his purpose, it is clearly not a person willing to pay. But if you are diving deeper and care about relative performance, as well as the visualization and simulation aspect, I hope the value prop is clearer. But I guess, I need to first offer the paid subscriptions and figure out what people REALLY care about and would be willing to pay for. I think the portfolio aspects already discussed above are the right next thing. By the way, they also cover what you are looking for. You can easily duplicate a model portfolio from a pre-configured template that covers the Top10 or Top20 coins as a kind of "Index" to follow. I just need to find a way to make the features even clearer.

Thanks for the candid feedback. I am using CMC and TradingView too. As far as I have found you cannot easily compare one or multiple coins on an indexed basis or do the kind of simulations (which represent common questions I - and hopefully others - have). So, sure, if someone is happy to just glance at a few sparklines on CMC and that is enough for his purpose, it is clearly not a person willing to pay. But if you are diving deeper and care about relative performance, as well as the visualization and simulation aspect, I hope the value prop is clearer. But I guess, I need to first offer the paid subscriptions and figure out what people REALLY care about and would be willing to pay for. I think the portfolio aspects already discussed above are the right next thing. By the way, they also cover what you are looking for. You can easily duplicate a model portfolio from a pre-configured template that covers the Top10 or Top20 coins as a kind of "Index" to follow. I just need to find a way to make the features even clearer.