I just realized the market doesn’t really like the OpenGradient chat system we have now.

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Yesterday I asked the community and some school kids about the new OpenGradient credit pricing.

Their main complaints are basically this: Even topping up the minimum $10 still feels too expensive.

You only use AI occasionally for certain needs. There’s no way to pay— they don’t have a debit card or stablecoins.

And when I ask what stablecoins are, they don’t really understand.

Now I get it.
My observations show the market isn’t ready for the OPG payment system yet.

A lot of people want to use OpenGradient chat, but they don’t understand blockchain.

People want something practical that fits their needs.

OpenGradient has already lowered the chat credit price to $10,
but in reality people still think it’s expensive.

I see that many people need AI
but not for intensive usage.

For example, a lot of high school students really want to use OpenGradient
just to generate images for their school assignments,

The PR for OpenGradient is to adjust the chat credit pricing.

@OpenGradient has to be brave enough to revise their credit payment system again.

drop the minimum chat credit price far below $10.

If the goal of OpenGradient is to offer pay-per-chat freedom,
the minimum purchase should be able to be made $1 or $2.

OPG tokens are priced below a dollar.

What AI gives access to premium features for generating school assignment images just by paying $1???

I think this could be a unique premise.
People would find it easier to top up credits to try premium features
because the price is very reasonable for occasional use.

Affordable, but not shady.

I know I’m being a bit selfish for asking this of the OpenGradient team.

Please consider what I’m saying— could it help us find new users in OpenGradient chat? 😅😅

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