Hey Product Hunt! I m a solo developer, and I built CryptoBoard because I was tired of crypto being 99% speculation and 1% actual utility. I wanted a place where I could hire a dev or buy a script directly for USDT/ETH without bureaucratic hurdles, KYC, or chaotic Telegram chats. So I built a wallet-auth marketplace with a focus on privacy and manual protection for digital deals. As I launch today, I m curious: What is the main reason you haven't used crypto to buy a real-world product or service yet? Is it trust, complexity, or something else? Looking forward to your feedback! CryptoBoard =
ā¢ Built-in messaging ā buyers and sellers communicate directly on the platform.
ā¢ Manual escrow for digital goods ā for high-value transactions, the platform admin
physically tests the product (installs software, records a screencast) and holds files
until crypto payment is verified on-chain. This solves the trust problem that traditional
escrow can't handle with digital goods.
