As a unicorn builder, you run fast, trying to grab as many markets as you can to be the first niche AI service in the maximum number of countries
Or you can run wisely harnessing low-hanging fruits first, finding the product market fit in the pilot country before burning investments on the global rollout
Two very different strategies, right
Placy team is building the industry's first platform where AI assistants team up with real estate pros. Being the pioneers at the moment, we can go both ways
The faster approach has about a 10-15% probability of building a unicorn, but we could lose everything otherwise. The slower approach doesn't lead to bankruptcy at all (B2B AI automation is a clear business), but has the lower unicorn chance, let's say ~5%, because we don’t secure the first-mover position
And keep in mind, based on your votes above👆the AI bubble looms, and the Valley of Despair whispers from beyond Euphoria Hill with a limited investment perspective for 2026
Community, which strategy would you choose for Placy?
Give me 🍓strawberry if you feel Placy must expand worldwide as fast as it can. Or hand over 🍌banana if you think Placy should first validate the biz-model in its pilot Cyprus/Greece markets before jumping into new territories right away this year
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