TasteID is the consumer permission vault — HCP provides the rails for agents to query data and compensate humans with micropayments. Together, they turn June into a revenue source: external entities query June, blockchain.com gets paid, users get their cut.
500K users, inference bills, wallet integration coming — and no revenue model. The intelligence June builds can't be sold, because the data behind it was never permissioned.
Privacy-first means June can't resell what it learns. But permissioned data is a product. Users who opt in want their data working — for a cut.
Plaid for consumer data, starting with music. GDPR full-history capture built — 86% more signal than API data alone. Users connect accounts, pull history, grant or revoke access per use. Music is the wedge; behavior is the moat.
When an external entity queries June, HCP attributes which users' data contributed and routes micropayments to them. ZK-verified: no operator can alter the recipient list. x402 moves the money; HCP decides who gets it.
One tap in-wallet. Users opt data into the vault — trading behavior, music taste, more. Revocable anytime.
Permissioned data makes June smarter. Personalization, insights, predictions — trained on data users chose to share.
Developers, companies, agents query June's intelligence via API. Per-query pricing. A new product.
Blockchain.com keeps the platform cut. HCP routes micropayments to the users whose data contributed.
June is the asset. The vault is the data. HCP is the payment.
One integration, a new revenue line.
Which June intelligence external entities pay for first — portfolio signals, market insights, behavioral patterns?
B2B per-query pricing. What developers and agents pay — and the platform margin blockchain.com keeps.
Which users' data contributed to an answer — and their micropayment split. The HCP settlement design.
The one-tap moment in-wallet. Projected earnings preview: "wallets like yours earned ~$X last month."
What queriers can never see. ZK proofs over raw data — answers out, source stays in.
Tranche 1 terms. Blockchain.com comes in as first investor and design partner — equity in TasteID, plus the prototype that turns June into a revenue line:
$60K at $3M post — first money in, best terms anyone gets.
June becomes a queryable asset. External entities pay per query — a new revenue source, not a cost center.
First investor, first integration, first say on the standard every AI will eventually need.
You're not buying a feature.
You're founding the category — with equity.
Terms with James. First money in sets the terms for everyone after.
Scope the June prototype: data types, query patterns, payment UX.
Who you use for crypto counsel — align entities early.
Warm intros to lead the round. Priority: Base and Coinbase Ventures to invest and co-author HCP alongside x402 — plus anyone else who should see this.