Hi @dob, Thanks for the great questions!
User education is central to our approach. We will provide comprehensive education on LPT token, crypto volatility, orchestrators, and staking mechanics so users fully understand what they’re participating in. A good avenue for this is through delegator workshops - as mentioned in our GTM
Rewards and accruals will be displayed in both LPT and fiat equivalents, this is achieved through crypto prices API resolving to a 5 mins timeframe so the balance is always reflective of LPT price (This can be pushed to 1-minute intervals if needed for more real-time accuracy.)
For handling/processing fiat payments, we completely understand how heavily regulated this is and hence why we’re taking the non-custodial approach offsetting the legal and regulatory burden to a much more established entity (our on/offramp partner - onramp.money currently powers services like Metamask, Binance, Kucoin, Bybit, Bitget, Coinbase among many others). Onramp provides built in AML compliance and has legal license to operate within the following regions
LISAR never holds user’s funds at any point
In addition to this, two engineers on our team work at major fintechs: Interswitch (Africa’s Mastercard equivalent) and Fairmoney (Nigeria’s most downloaded fintech app with 20+ million downloads). They are both very experienced with Legal and regulatory frameworks and currently providing insights to the team on this and we will also be adding a legal advisor to join the team to provide additional guidance.
Finally LISAR addresses users interested in crypto yield opportunities who’ve been unable to access Livepeer delegation due to technical hurdles (LPT access, wallets, ETH fees, on-chain literacy).
With LISAR we’re simply meeting existing interest in yield opportunities and channeling it to Livepeer delegation.