https://blossom.yakihonne.com/1a1fcd48f67f9ab979a9d33ea80cb065cdf84f77e28141123d0506e8681b7 pricing just got sharper. The pricing page now carries a converter for DAMAGE, USDT, and sats, making the execution economy easier to understand at a glance. Example from the current converter view: 1 DAMAGE â 0.08165 USDT 1 DAMAGE â 135.9 sats That means behaviour verification is no longer an abstract pricing table. It is a measurable execution unit. I am also opening a limited testing reward pool for people who help test DamageBDD. Useful feedback may include: - running the Docker Compose stack - testing the Dockerfile build - executing sample BDD feature files - reporting broken steps, unclear docs, bad defaults, or deployment issues - testing the pricing flow and token conversion UX Estimated minimum reward for an accepted useful test report: 50 DAMAGE â 4.08 USDT â 6,795 sats Rewards may be higher for reproducible bugs, tested fixes, clear deployment reports, or issues that materially improve the node operator experience. Careful note: this is a testing reward, not an investment offer, not a promise of profit, and not a guaranteed payout. Token value can move, market liquidity can vary, and final reward amounts will be calculated using a DAMAGE/USDT market reference around the time the contribution is reviewed. Eligibility may depend on jurisdiction, exchange access, and basic abuse checks. (coinstore.com) DamageBDD is moving toward a clean verification economy: behaviour â execution â report â reward Test the node. Break the assumptions. Report what fails. That is how behaviour verification hardens. https://damagebdd.com/pricing #DamageBDD #BDD #Bitcoin #LightningNetwork #Erlang #Docker #DevOps #SoftwareTesting #QualityEngineering #Aeternity #CryptoUtility #BuildInPublic