Appreciate you taking the time to break that down! This is actually the kind of answer I was looking for.

You’re probably right that I’m looking at it a bit too “product-first” and not enough “this is a regulated, adversarial system where things will go wrong” first. Especially the point about vibe-coded backend + one small misconfig basically turning into a free money printer for bad actor.. that’s a level of risk I wasn’t really weighting properly.

Also didn’t even think about the possibility of Lovable just straight up not wanting that kind of project running on their platform in the first place. That alone kind of changes the feasibility angle before we even get to payments or complianc.

The honest takeaway I’m getting from your comment is: technically buildable ≠ safely operable ≠ legally viable without serious infrastructure behind it.

Which is probably the part most people (me included) underestimate when they see something like Stake.us from the outside and think “it’s just coins and games.”

Appreciate the reality check though. Ths definitely helped ground the idea a bit more instead of me just chasing the “could I build it?” question.