I think Picasso Markets could be successful on campus and across social media because it combines creativity, competition, and finance in a fun and simple way. Many students are curious about the stock market but find it intimidating, and this app makes it more interactive by allowing users to draw their predictions.The concept is also very shareable on social media because short videos showing predictions, reactions, and results can be entertaining and easy to understand. Content like “Can my drawing predict the market?” or “Testing my stock prediction in 10 seconds” could attract viewers and encourage them to try the app themselves. This mix of education, entertainment, and competition makes it a strong fit for platforms like Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Yes, I have experience creating and posting short-form videos consistently while helping another person manage their content. I focused on producing simple, engaging videos and maintaining a regular posting schedule.During that time, I worked on short-form content similar to Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, experimenting with different hooks, formats, and ideas to keep the content interesting and engaging for viewers. This experience helped me understand how consistency and creativity can improve content performance over time.

Yes, I can dedicate around 30 minutes each day to create short-form videos. I’m comfortable planning, filming, and editing quick 10–20 second videos consistently. I enjoy experimenting with different hooks and formats to see what performs best on platforms like Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.