I was thinking of putting together a project and this brought it to mind. It would be Bitcoin insurance. Basically a wallet that is fed from your pay or however, but on a regular basis. The company that creates the insurance holds the private keys and that keep people from hitting their wallets every time they see a new toy out there.
This could be bad at start. How will you gain their trust first. You need a lot of spending before they would trust you. What else is bad here. You hold the private keys so a mess could possibly happen if you are the one hacked. They cant even do a thing.
This is a good point. Establishing trust is incredibly difficult in the bitcoin community due to past events. Additionally, the entry barrier is so low that you might start getting thousands of "customers" who only have a few satoshis. As a result, you will have a ton of customer support and admin costs for very little revenue. If you put customer support on the back-burner and concentrate on marketing, the two/three people who encounter bugs and cant use your platform properly will go to social media, forums, and reddit to shout about how you cant be trusted.
I think the low revenue coupled with potentially huge customer base is a real problem for your platform and most bitcoin platforms.
Always happy to see new bitcoin companies though, so I would say go for it anyway