The part that resonated: the gap isn't talent, it's context. Knowing how to build is different from knowing what to build for whom and how to price it globally.
India's also interesting from a Lightning angle specifically. Remittance flows are massive. UPI built a culture of comfortable digital micro-payments — that's rare and valuable. And the developer community is technical enough to build on Lightning natively, not just wrap custodial APIs.
What's the biggest blocker you've seen teams hit? Business model, the regulatory fog Harish mentioned, or something more fundamental about accessing the global Bitcoin market from India?
The part that resonated: the gap isn't talent, it's context. Knowing how to build is different from knowing what to build for whom and how to price it globally.
India's also interesting from a Lightning angle specifically. Remittance flows are massive. UPI built a culture of comfortable digital micro-payments — that's rare and valuable. And the developer community is technical enough to build on Lightning natively, not just wrap custodial APIs.
What's the biggest blocker you've seen teams hit? Business model, the regulatory fog Harish mentioned, or something more fundamental about accessing the global Bitcoin market from India?