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When a product launches free, the default assumption in crypto is one of two things: either they're desperate for users, or they're setting up for a rug after the free period ends. I understand why that's the prior. This space has earned that skepticism. So let me be transparent about what's actually happening. We're giving beta users a free access in beta and another 1 free month after, because we're confident enough in what we've built to let people experience the full product before we ask for anything. Not a stripped-down preview, nor a trial with key features locked, but the whole polished version based on their feedback. That's not a growth hack. That's a bet. If the product doesn't justify $39 or $69 a month after someone's had full access to it, then we haven't built what we think we've built. And I'd rather find that out during beta than after launch. We haven't found that out. The data says otherwise. Beta is still open now. When it closes, pricing is what it is. But the free period was never about acquiring users, it was about earning them.