Block Receipt exists to close a usability gap. We pull public blockchain data, compile the details that matter, and present them as a clean, legible receipt.
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When an AI agent trades, earns fees and collects rewards on-chain while you sleep.
When tax season comes, is that income, capital gains, or trading profit?
Do any tax authorities have an answer yet, asking for a friend
At the risk of missing the obvious, our question is why not just charge the agents for access to your site/platform/storefront as opposed to outright bans?
We think people will need receipts of the transactions that their AI agents conduct, regardless of the type, whether its trading, commerce, subscriptions etc and we are building accordingly
Aussies there is still time to get your accurate and uncluttered receipts for a complete view of your crypto transactions.
We hear there is some sort of official deadline approaching that may require them..?
What was once considered cast iron security advice is being upended almost daily now, really testing the idea of whether is possible to build and run truly trustless systems
We got bored of moaning about the sub-par web3 experience so we said 'screw it lets do it'. Be the change you want to see right?
Not a fan of military analogies with respect to security but these supply chain disclosures regarding hardware wallets are making us think that maybe there is something to be learned from the idea of 'military grade' supply chain management
Working on a theory over here; currently the more decentralised a chain the worse the experience for the average user. Truly decentralised chains are not amiable for mass adoption which is hilarious because by definition they become more resilient and beneficial with more participants.
Its almost as though the requirement (decentralised, distributed and censorship resistant) and the spec (large network of operators and users) are set up in opposition of each other.
Obviously this is not a full gone conclusion but it does go someway to explaining the constant debate about how centralised a network should be. The public networks must expand, adoption is imperative to their survival but good UX tends to be the (well researched) vision and execution of one controlling entity.
Crypto is not the first innovation to see this, early web faced this exact issue and solved it, with large centralised platforms. For the decentralised thesis to escape that fate it must find a different answer to the same question.
Any ideas?
Big push for privacy on chain to satisfy the requirements of institutions. Great, privacy for all 🎉
Excuse us for having whiplash in relation to this topic because we also remember when anonymity on chain was considered a sign of rabid criminal activity...
If banks were robbed at the same rate of exchanges I suspect we would have a plan by now...or at least some sort cooperation policy between industrial peers to figure out how to reduce the impact of these security breaches
Transparency supports understanding which enables trust, without trust there is no adoption.
Not sure dropping AI agents in the middle of that equation is going to change that, conversely, it could end up obscuring users awareness of how crypto works even more...
Looking at the data I think it is fair to say that defi found product market fit.
Not sure whether that is a good thing or a bad thing as far as adoption is concerned the reality is there are only so many traders in the world.