It was honestly hard for me to tell if this was real or parody. Initially, I thought this was something like /dev/null as a service, but it looks like it's actu

It was honestly hard for me to tell if this was real or parody. Initially, I thought this was something like /dev/null as a service, but it looks like it's actually a real product trying to solve... some problem? Can't stand the web3 branding personally.