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@rrhoover The advantage it has over Splitwise or any other web2 app is that you can immediately retrieve all data from etherscan, eliminating the need to go over etherscan and go through all transactions. You can also request payment from your friends and pay/settle them straight from the app.

@pratyush_rungta I'd suggest niching this down to some degen use-case. The one that comes to mind is P2P wagers with an onchain escrow. You could do 2 of 3 multi-sig on the escrow with both parties agreeing to a judge who would hold the 3rd key. Because you're not making a book or custodial, this would not fall squarely into any gambling regulation and you could also lead with merit-based wagers, which aren't regulated. As is, to @rrhoover point above, normies have web2 centralized ease of use and NFX. Degens are accustomed to all the complexities of moving cryptoassets from wallets to exchanges back to wallets. So you are stuck in the middle-- sure its easier than parsing etherscan for all the info and I get how a digest of that is valuable. But prob not for a broad Venmo use-case-- you need to go deep degen and make it easy for the fiends to do what they love-- speculate. I actually built an MVP of something like this back in 2015 ontop of the Uphold API-- wannabet-- but my co-founder bowed out and I shifted focus to other web 2.5 projects (Airtm, Cadoo, Slyk). Congrats on the launch-- there's definitely a green field of web 2.5-3 apps out there. I'm rooting for you.

@akhilbvs Thanks Serrrr

@shreyas_prakash1 Yessss. Thanks for the support Shreyas!

@prabal_gupta Yeah, the same issue made us make this app. We will be adding a group feature soon to make the experience better for groups as well.

@manansmehta Glad you liked it Manan