Betting on a trend here: the market rates for product design are likely heading north. Here's the angle—as the indie dev scene in Web3 continues to heat up, we'll probably see an explosion in demand for solid product designers. The talent pipeline from traditional roles to independent builders should accelerate hard. But here's the catch: the supply of genuinely talented product designers willing to jump into freelance or startup positions? That's going to tighten up. When demand spikes but the pool of available talent shrinks, the math is simple. Rates move up.
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AirdropFatigue
· 23m ago
NGL, I've seen through this wave of Web3 product designer price hikes. The supply side is truly stuck.
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MetadataExplorer
· 22h ago
Designers are raising prices, the wave of benefits has truly arrived...
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ProtocolRebel
· 22h ago
Nah, this logic isn't flawed, but there are actually very few designers brave enough to step out.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 22h ago
Brothers in product design are about to get rich. When supply and demand become unbalanced, prices will rise... Just like slippage during low liquidity depth, it's an unavoidable economics principle.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 22h ago
ngl this demand-supply squeeze play sounds exactly like the 2017 ICO boom when every startup suddenly needed devs and rates went absolutely mental... then reality checked in hard. history doesn't repeat but it sure does rhyme, yeah?
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ForkInTheRoad
· 23h ago
Haha, the logic is indeed clear... but there are still too few designers willing to jump into Web3, as big companies are still heavily suppressing salaries.
Betting on a trend here: the market rates for product design are likely heading north. Here's the angle—as the indie dev scene in Web3 continues to heat up, we'll probably see an explosion in demand for solid product designers. The talent pipeline from traditional roles to independent builders should accelerate hard. But here's the catch: the supply of genuinely talented product designers willing to jump into freelance or startup positions? That's going to tighten up. When demand spikes but the pool of available talent shrinks, the math is simple. Rates move up.