Problem: hypothesis of SDK for Hackathon experiment is not clear
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Description
The expected outcome and premise of any hackathon is experimentation.
Gaining real feedback as to how developers engage the SDK and TSN.
The business objective is to establish a feedback loop and insights into the TSN market's supply side for R&D.
Example insights: Of course, Koii is leveraged by Truflation, but how do open developers form a connection between the two?
Has someone discovered something we're missing?
Is there an index surfaced as a result of the experiment that Truflation should financially support?
Is Truflation even supposed to be a marketplace? Is open analysis a silly idea?
Originally posted by @rsoury in https://github.com/truflation/tsn/issues/348#issuecomment-2220561422
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