Sorry bud, Reddit is notoriously feral towards any product or service trying to advertise even if it's relevant.

A lot of engines are finding creative ways to pay for cores, so when you have something like that in your copy it's an easy mistake to make.

It's also important to note (and something you might want to look into since it's in your USP at the top) that one can't hold copyright to an AI generated image. There's a grey area therein where a prompt engineer's work could be considered copyrightable but that's not exactly settled. Even then, yet another grey area exists because a lot of ML/DL models are trained on copyrighted images that the engineer/programmer didn't have the right to use.

I mean we could get into transformation as a way of getting copyright, but it could be argued that as long as I transform an image generated from your platform just enough I don't have to pay for rights period. Anyway, when you mention NFTs and rights people around here are going to get bristly!