Mas voc no acredita que basta tirar eles da ilegalidade que se tornaro cidados exemplares n ? <| sep |> You are crazy if you don ' t think prices aren ' t going to badly dip Monday . They fall a lot anyway postWL so couple that with a ton of packs will see undercutting on Monday when folks are listing cards . <| sep |> As you describe it here , this is a mildly interesting invention . It is not a business . For people to get interested enough to fund you , you must provide context . If this is something that solves a problem a target group is willing to pay for , you have a chance of getting funded . If you have a sort of hunch people would like such a thing , but no reason for its invention but that you can do it , it probably won ' t get funding . What you have here is inventoritis . Build it , and the market will figure out why they want it . essentially use that inner voice in their head to expertly talk themselves into buying it . then rip open their wallets and start flinging cash at you . That ' s a good way to fail . It ' s not a good way to conduct a business . Apple doesn ' t invent anything , they take raw technology and through the lens of marketing and customer insight combine dozens of inventions into things people desire . The very thing the inventors of that technology consistently don ' t seem to look past their invention to see . Figure out a valuable problem this solves . Skillfully portray your McGuffin as the only desirable way to solve that problem . Then put that portrayal on Indiegogo . It helps if you have some credibility like a working prototype or skillset and expertise , but not absolutely necessary . tldr I want to build this thingy here . no concept of a problem . user . customer . no value proposition . no market research . heck , I don ' t know if I can build said thingy . Think it ' ll get funded ? Tell you what . Borrow half the funding with your own tail on the line if you can ' t sell it . Then say this to yourself see how it sounds out loud .