Chinese AI API Marketplace Launch With Micropayments
A builder describes launching an API marketplace aggregating 67 AI endpoints from Chinese providers, using x402 micropayments for access. The post is a launch announcement with minimal detail on the underlying access or billing friction it addresses.
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