I was only able to make this post from my iPhone. The mobile app is still working. I tried restarting my computer restarting, my browser, hard refresh, etc. nothing works.

Make it per capita instead of absolute numbers

I tried to have it a create a chess app but it failed to do it correctly. What you've built IMO is an ultra simplified version of lovable or the nostr version, https://shakespeare.diy/

I think it's amazing how quickly a website can be brought online nowadays (esp on nostr) but the AI still can't iteratively polish enough based on simple prompts alone.

The last point is that because it has become so easy to make information available these days, the pipeline is not the chokepoint anymore, the content is. Even if peopel can vibe together a website super quickly, the content is the important part. People need to have GOOD IDEAS for these websites. As you could tell, I wasn't creative enough and so just created a "chess app", which has no value!

It's the orange blob in bottom right of screen on our website. Yes you can attach nearly anything and our AI can read it.

Our customer service bot is best because I can plug in whatever you say to our AI easily and it usually figures out the problem quickly.

So you're saying it is still happening even after we put in a fix a couple of days ago?

Yes I agree the overall modal isn't perfect but what you showed above is really bad and I'm at least trying to close that problem.

There currently is not. Sorry. I'll bring it up on the daily call though.

But it shouldn't be hard to build your own one of these, right? That's the thing with the synthesizer, it probably could and would be tailored by each user per use case... so might as well just custom build one?

Agree.

The monero folks seem to be real. The bcashers seem to be bot-like.

We have no intention of having KYC now or in the future. If we're ever forced down that path by regulators, we will more likely just close shop or pivot to something else.

Full disclosure though:

For all stablecoins and most non-Bitcoin altcoins like ETH, Solana, etc, we use a payment processor called Mixpay. For the first time ever this week, Mixpay shotgun KYC'ed a user who deposited ETH to our platform.

Essentially, the payment processor is holding the user's deposit hostage until they KYC, refusing to simply send the deposit back to where it came from. We were unaware that the payment processor could even do this and we are currently in the process of moving AWAY from this payment processor due to this behavior.

When we complete the migration in the next week or two we will give a more formal post on this and our position.