Former member of the Taifu Foundation: the founders cannot rely on the Foundation to help the project find a market match for its products

On 10 August, Abbas Khan, a former support member for the entrepreneurship of the Taifung Foundation, pushed that after leaving the EF, he could be frank: the truly good founder knew that the Foundation could not help the project to find a product market match (PMF). They have usually been given a clear direction, a short board and a need, and specific, border-based requests have been addressed to the Foundation. Some of the founders had looked to the Ether Workshop's forwarding or foundation support to resolve distribution and PMF issues, but “no foundation can let you succeed in making products, finding distribution, validating PMFs, and taking responsibility for yourself”. In addition, it acknowledged that the early EF lacked the criticism of the founders' support team was reasonable and that the functions had subsequently improved, but that “support for the builders” was different from “expected the Foundation to achieve you”. The Foundation should provide resources to support the basics of interface, entry-level projects, guidance, etc., but cannot build projects or determine fate for the team。