Web3 growth, product-market fit, AI, crypto startups, product-led growth - why do some crypto products take off while others never find users?

In this episode of Decoding Oblivion, Eva sits down with Dylan Breugne co-founder of Otomato, to discuss how listening to users completely changed their product, why they threw away eight months of work to find product-market fit, and how AI is changing the way crypto products are built and shipped.

Automator started as a “Zapier for Web3.” Today, it’s one of the fastest-growing on-chain portfolio monitoring tools, helping users track positions across multiple chains, receive AI-powered alerts, and monitor their portfolios in real time.

What’s covered:

• Why every founder should let go of their first idea

• How Automator found product-market fit through user feedback

• Why product-led growth beats chasing growth hacks

• Building a viral Telegram product before a mobile app

• How AI transformed the team’s workflow and development speed

• On-chain portfolio monitoring and AI-powered notifications

• The future of advertising in Web3

🎙️ Featuring:

Dylan Breugne, co-founder of Otomato

Produced with the support of WellDone and MAADS.

#Web3 #Crypto #AI #ProductMarketFit #StartupGrowth #DecodingOblivion

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