How to Scope a Web3 MVP Before Spending Money

A practical framework for Web3 founders deciding what to build first. How to define an MVP, cut unnecessary scope, and avoid building the wrong thing. Focus on one user, one moment, and the smallest thing that makes their struggle less painful.

A first version needs four things: a user with the real problem, a workflow that works even if rough, a way to observe whether it worked, and an honest note about what is not in it. In Web3, wallet integration, chain selection, and token mechanics can double build time without adding value. A well-scoped product can be explained in two sentences, built in weeks, and tested before money runs out. Related service: Product Discovery Sprint.