I'm considering selling Opinix to fund my next project

I've spent the last few months building Opinix, a survey and task rewards platform connecting participants with opportunities to earn rewards and businesses with consumer research.

Opinix is live, and we're currently at 27 users.

The product already has participant and admin flows for things like surveys, tasks, wallet/rewards, transactions, referrals, and community.

I'm now seriously considering selling the project.

The reason isn't that I suddenly stopped believing in it.

I've learned a lot from building and testing Opinix, and I have another project I want to start. Instead of putting everything I've learned on the shelf and starting from zero again, I'd rather see whether Opinix can become capital for the next thing.

So I'm opening this up publicly:

Would another founder want to acquire an early-stage survey/rewards product and take it further?

I'm especially interested in hearing from people who already understand marketplaces, consumer research, rewards, or user acquisition.

I'm not going to pretend Opinix is a huge business. It's early, the user base is small, and there isn't a giant revenue story to tell.

But the product is built, live, and has real users.

I'd rather find the right buyer than let the project sit unused while I move on to my next build.

Curious what other indie hackers think: at what point does selling an early product make more sense than continuing to operate it yourself?