alt Hacker Newsopenrouter accepts crypto so might have been some money laundering involved for reselling dirty crypto for llm api.
if that wasn't the reason, hey that's actually a great way to launder money (not financial advice).
openrouter accepts crypto so might have been some money laundering involved for reselling dirty crypto for llm api.
if that wasn't the reason, hey that's actually a great way to launder money (not financial advice).
So you pay OpenRouter with cryptocurrencies, which they accept as a payment method, and then what, they block your account because the cryptocurrencies you paid with came from some account on the blockchain associated with other stuff?
Or what are you really saying here? I don't understand how that's related to "you don't have the right to do what you want with the API Key", which is the FUD part.