The problem SuperSonic solves

Nowadays creator communities have found ways to monetize their time, but what about builders? So many entrepreneurs who keep getting their “brains picked” yet have no gains from it?

If I had a nickel for every time I’ve been asked to “meet so I can pick your brain about this crypto thing” I’d be rich.

On the flip building blockchain-based projects is incredibly hard. No amount of documentation or videos can teach you as much about building an app on the blockchain as getting advice from someone who has already built one.

That’s why we created SuperSonic – to give a new way for those who have built on blockchains to provide expert advice to those building their own project

Supersonic solves this issue by providing an efficient method through which any would-be builders can source professional advice and ensure they do not waste their precious time working on unnecessary or low-quality problems.

For current-builders, Supersonic offers a new way to fund things their blockchain project:

1: By setting up your unique contact page, you can now let anyone send a message and pay for your expert advice.
2: It also provides an option to become a sponsor from anywhere in the world.
3: You get real blockchain consulting work with developers and experts in the field working on your project on-demand.

You will be able to use Supersonic to give your crypto career a start, your own project legitimacy, or earn some extra cash.

Our launch goal is to reach more people to donate to Gitcoin grants by rallying Ethereum community members to donate their time to the Matching Pool.

We plan to continue building decentralized finance tools. Specifically fix the onboarding issues and contract-interactions fees. A game user shouldn’t be expected to pay 100 dollars of which 30 go to fees, and then 20 more to transact into a Layer2. Suddenly having 50 dollars left to play on a layer 2 platform. 

Challenges we ran into

Implementing these new tools such as ceramic and textile was complicated. The documentation is extensive and it took some time to load all the information before we were ready to start coding.