Dantiva got its first paying customer. Then the product changed again

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Two days ago I published a technical account of building Dantiva and wrote that paid demand had not been confirmed. That sentence is already out of date. The first confirmed purchase arrived on 17 September. On 21 September a customer bought the first monthly Start subscription through the Telegram Mini App. These are small transactions, not traction disguised as a chart.

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