Do you have a business idea that has been sitting at the back

Glad to have you back

lol yes, but im not giving it to you jews to steal.

>>2847284
Have you taken a step forward to execute any of them?

Self driving dog leash

It's called "Splatter".

It's a service where people pay, say, $100 a month direct debit, and the service invests that $100 across the top, say, 50 cryptos.

You can choose "Flat" Splatter where it puts the same amount of money in each of the top 50 coins.

Or "Weighted" splatter where slightly more money is put towards projects with better prospects, according to Splatters in house experts.

Congrats, now normies can regularly invest however much they like in crypto and it will be spread out across the market, increasing the likelihood of positive returns, and they don't have to do shit except set up a direct debit.

(Or even just throw in money whenever they can and it will get the same treatment, doesn't necessarily have to be Direct Debit)

>>2847857
This is literally Bitquence

>>2847869

Well, shit. I'm not that surprised that someone else has already thought of it.

Blockchain enabled Copyright enforcement based on ethereum. Now invest in my ICO

>>2847869
Where can I buy it?

A drudge report-esque site marketed to millenials and gen z.

A program(that I didn't make myself, but was easy to find) aggregates the most viewed stories from a list of about three dozen news agencies, and another, much more complex algorithm summarizes the article locally, allowing for an easy read.

I've already taken quite a few steps to start this, and I want to call it either "Shorthand" or "Rundown."

Do either of those names sound like they are marketable? I already have branding for both.

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>electrician by trade
>come up with idea for new circuit breaker that would reduce production line downtime
>spend months getting it working
>spend a few more months learning what I have to do to meet safety standards
>halfway through meeting standards someone beats me to market
>I couldn't come close to their price as they have huge financial backing

It's crypto or nothing for me now, my spirit is broken.

>>2848191
respect to you.

how about taking good businesses which are working well in some countries(USA) and making the exact same business in other countries(not USA)?

>>2848425
I'm honestly shattered, it was one of those ideas where I was wondering why no one else had done it and it turns out as I was thinking that they were building their production plant.