Most crypto tools assume you already know what you’re looking for. Type the right ticker, find the right pool, ask the right question. Nobody builds for the moment before that, when you don’t even know what you don’t know yet. Here’s the gap: a Curiosity Router. You describe a vague financial worry in plain language, something like “I think I’m missing out on yield but I don’t trust anything that sounds too good,” and it doesn’t give you an answer. It gives you the three questions you should actually be asking, each one linked to the data that would answer it. It never recommends a product. It only sharpens the question until you’re equipped to evaluate the answer yourself. @RallyOnChain already proves people will engage more with something that helps them think clearly than something that just sells them confidence. This applies that same idea to financial decision making instead of content scoring. What’s a question about your own money you’ve been too embarrassed to actually ask out loud?