Wave 6 · Market & User Validation (batch 2, V-16…V-25) — first-person, privacy-first, delivery by PR. Continues V-1…V-15.
Validates: Product — canonical-peso decision + inflation-hedge thesis · Vertical: cross-cutting
Context
The vision promises "you just see dollars," but the cash-out and retail legs touch the local peso, and we still have to pick a canonical stable peso. We need to know how users actually think about holding dollars vs their local currency.
Share your own experience (privacy-first)
- In your country/region, when you have money you don't need right now, do you prefer to keep it in your local currency, in dollars, or something else? Why?
- Has inflation or devaluation ever changed how you store money? What did you do?
- If an app let you hold "dollars" but spend and cash out in your local currency automatically, would you trust the conversion happening behind the scenes — or would you want to see and control the rate?
- Would you rather the app show your balance in dollars, in your local currency, or let you switch?
- What would make you distrust a "digital dollar" or "digital peso" — what would make it feel as real as cash?
Delivery
Open a PR adding a ### V-23 section to docs/VALIDATION_DRIPS.md with your first-person answer.
⚠️ Privacy-first
No real names, phone numbers, addresses, wallet addresses, private keys, documents, receipts, transaction hashes, or financial details. We do not ask for any amounts of money — not even ranges. Share only a general country/region and your own anonymized experience. Responses in English or Spanish.
Validates: Product — canonical-peso decision + inflation-hedge thesis · Vertical: cross-cutting
Context
The vision promises "you just see dollars," but the cash-out and retail legs touch the local peso, and we still have to pick a canonical stable peso. We need to know how users actually think about holding dollars vs their local currency.
Share your own experience (privacy-first)
Delivery
Open a PR adding a
### V-23section todocs/VALIDATION_DRIPS.mdwith your first-person answer.No real names, phone numbers, addresses, wallet addresses, private keys, documents, receipts, transaction hashes, or financial details. We do not ask for any amounts of money — not even ranges. Share only a general country/region and your own anonymized experience. Responses in English or Spanish.