FAQ
The questions that come up first.
Is this just an API key reseller?#
No, because nobody pays a subscription. The cost is carried by trading fees the token generates anyway. If volume goes to zero the product goes quiet — a reseller in that position still has bills.
What stops someone farming credits and reselling them?#
Credits are non-transferable and expire daily, so there is no inventory to accumulate. Reselling would mean reselling access to your own session, which caps out at your own quota.
What happens when volume dries up?#
Quotas shrink proportionally. Guest mode and Haiku stay available because they are cheap enough to run on a thin day. Nothing breaks; the system just gets smaller until volume returns.
Why is Opus gated but Sonnet is not?#
Sonnet is cheap enough that a capped guest allowance can cover a few real requests, which is what makes the demo convincing. Opus is not, so it stays behind the thing that funds it.
Do you store my prompts?#
Requests are proxied so tokens can be counted — that is what the metering needs and nothing more. History is stored only for connected wallets, keyed by address rather than by any identity. Guests are not stored at all.
Is the treasury wallet public?#
Yes. Income and settlement are both on-chain, so the pool for any given day can be checked independently. The address ships with launch.