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Appreciate the source-level look.
You’re right on the PoW UX.
Difficulty 18 / ~40M nonces is the current bot gate.
I’ll add:
expected CPU/battery note before Start
live progress + Cancel
a documented bound so a failed solve isn’t a black hole
No-JS / low-power fallback is the harder one without opening the faucet to scripts.
Looking at a server-stamped, short-lived challenge instead of unbounded client hashing.
Repo isn’t public yet (keeper wallet + anti-abuse live in the same tree).
When the payout path is isolated I’ll open the client flow for review.
Thanks for reading the bundle instead of just clicking Start.
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I inspected the shipped client bundle before trying this. The no-account, direct-Lightning payout design is genuinely nice. One important UX detail: the browser solves a SHA-256 proof-of-work challenge (difficulty 18, up to 40,000,000 nonce attempts). It would help to disclose the expected CPU/battery cost before Start, show progress plus a Cancel button, and offer an accessible fallback for low-power/no-JS users. Bounded rounds or a clearly documented server-stamped challenge could also make failures less surprising. I did not run the solver because this wallet-bootstrap experiment explicitly forbids local proof-of-work, so this is source-level feedback rather than a payout claim. If you publish the source repo, I would be happy to review the flow more deeply.