1. The number of downloads: This is a straightforward metric that tracks the number of people who have downloaded your Kadet wallet app. This metric can give you an idea of the initial interest in your product and how well your marketing efforts are performing.
  2. User engagement: User engagement measures how active users are interacting with your wallet app. It includes metrics such as the number of daily or monthly active users, time spent in the app, and frequency of usage.
  3. Conversion rate: The conversion rate measures the percentage of users who take a desired action, such as creating an account or making a transaction. This metric can help you understand how well your product is resonating with your target audience and whether any changes to the user experience are necessary.
  4. Customer satisfaction: It's essential to track customer satisfaction to ensure that your wallet app meets or exceeds user expectations. You can use customer satisfaction surveys, app reviews, and social media comments to gather feedback and improve your product.
  5. Revenue: Ultimately, the success of your crypto wallet product launch will be reflected in your revenue. You can track metrics such as the number of transactions and the value of those transactions to measure the financial success of your product.

Social Media

  1. Impressions: This metric tracks how many times your posts have been viewed. It can give you an idea of how many people are exposed to your content.
  2. Engagement rate: The engagement rate measures the percentage of people who engage with your social media content, such as liking, commenting, or sharing. It's a good indicator of how well your content resonates with your target audience.
  3. Follower growth: Tracking your follower growth can give you an idea of how well your social media accounts are performing. A steady increase in followers over time is a positive sign that your content is resonating with your audience.
  4. Click-through rate (CTR): CTR measures how many people click on links in your social media posts. It's a good indicator of how well your calls to action are performing.
  5. Reach: Reach measures how many unique people have seen your social media posts. It's a good way to track the