Novelty pixel-based AI advice collectible with $0.99 microtransactions
Million Advice sells access to one of a million claimable digital pixels, each concealing a unique AI-generated piece of life advice revealed once for $0.99, framed as a scratch-card-style collectible experience rather than a utility.
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