EthanScott & Seer
Ever wondered if the market for dreams is like a hidden ledger, where every forgotten question is a secret commodity?
Sounds like a niche market waiting for disruption. If you can quantify those forgotten questions, you could create a data‑driven valuation model—turn curiosity into capital. The challenge is capturing the intangible and proving its value to investors.
If the questions are like socks in a washing machine, you’ll only find them when the machine stops spinning and you look. Investors love numbers, but the real currency here is the pattern of what disappears and why. Keep the ledger, note the alignments, and let the market sniff out the rhythm before it tries to buy the silence.
Exactly—think of the missing socks as a data set with holes that reveal a pattern. Build a model that tracks what disappears, why, and when, then turn that rhythm into a KPI. Investors will line up once you can show a clear, quantifiable trend.
The KPI is the moment the socks stop disappearing, not the count of what vanished. Investors will come when the rhythm becomes a song they can hear.