Community is bigger than I thought

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Hey everyone, my name is Aman, and I'm building a no-code trading platform, Nvestiq. I've had a ton of engaging posts on Reddit, which is how I grew most of my user base. Last week, someone recommended I get involved in PH forums before my launch in a few weeks. I've, of course, heard of PH being in the startup community, and I'm sitting here thinking, who cares about a random project someone is trying to promote? (Trust me on reddit, that is the absolute last thing you want to do lol).

Then, today, a second person asked me if I heard about PH. I said yeah definitely, I know what it is, just never got around to really engaging through it or honestly even checking it out. Again, someone else says to me, "you should get involved in the forums they have, that's actually where I got my first paying users." Then it hit me. I thought to myself, you know what, screw it, I'm just gonna introduce myself. People might care, might not, but there is definitely a sense of community, and that can help a lot. Whether it be getting users, giving/receiving tips, scaling, etc.. So here it is. Thanks for reading this through and I guess I'll be spending a lot more time here.

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Welcome. Good instinct treating this differently than Reddit, a random pitch reads as promo here the same way it does there, but a real question gets a real answer either place. For a no-code trading platform specifically, what is the one thing new users get wrong first? That is usually a more interesting thread than the feature list.