I have been using this e-cash based LLM provider since two days now and I'm not switching back to API keys that are issued by a counterparty.

Steps:

1. An e-cash wallet that runs on your local machine provides an API key that you can use in cursor/roo code.

2. Your wallet receives the LLM requests, removes the API key and puts ecash in the request instead.

3. The LLM aggregator redeems the e-cash, processes the request and returns the change along with the response from the LLM.

Spending money has never been this much fun!

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