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CAWマニフェストとGilgamesh / gilgafive＝チーム？の投稿 gilgafiveが最近投稿した内容（データ永久保存 + QL1移行の可能性）は、https://t.co/kXrCwu8ZwSのオリジナルマニフェスト（2022年）**に書かれていた内容とほぼ一致しています。 マニフェストには以下のように明確に記載されています： 「All data will be stored permanently. … The CAW liquidity may migrate at some point to the QOMQQL1, but that will be addressed once the technical merits reveal itself and the move is obvious.」 Gilgamesh / gilgafiveチームは、Phase 2でQL1移行を視野に入れて動いている可能性が高いと考えられます。 ただし「技術的メリットが明確になったら」という条件付きなので、まだ確定事項ではなく慎重な姿勢も見せています。 マニフェストに忠実に進めているのか、それとも次の段階への布石なのか… 今後の動きが注目されます。 #CAW #AHuntersDream

Why Recent CAW Social Development Is Interesting Recent statements from the CAW development side are notable for this reason. For example: “The real CAW has profiles on ETH, staking on ETH, and never requires gas on another chain.” The important part is not the token itself. It is the UX direction. Another statement said: “The real CAW lets you like/post/follow without signing your wallet constantly.” That points toward: -gas abstraction -signer abstraction -account abstraction -profile-based identity layers -frictionless social interaction This is no longer just “a meme coin with a social platform.” The architecture direction is beginning to resemble: -Farcaster -Lens -Bluesky-style decentralization -social infrastructure layered over blockchain systems ⸻ X Does Not Need Another Token Most people ask the wrong question. They ask: “Will X adopt CAW?” But the deeper question is: “What does X actually need?” X does not need another speculative asset. It does not need another meme token. It already has: -users -distribution -identity graphs -AI integration -payment ambitions If X eventually integrates deeper crypto infrastructure, it likely needs: -identity layers -payment abstraction -censorship resistance -AI-native interaction -cross-chain persistence -gasless user experiences In other words: The value may not be in the currency itself. The value may be in the infrastructure. ⸻ The Most Powerful Technologies Eventually Become Invisible This always happens. People no longer think about: -TCP/IP -HTTP -DNS when using the internet. They no longer think about: -processors -memory -operating systems when using smartphones. The strongest technologies disappear into the background. They become invisible. ⸻ Web3 Will Likely Follow The Same Path In the future, ordinary users probably will not care about: -which chain is being used -what signing method exists -which Layer 2 is involved They will only care about: -speed -simplicity -low cost -AI interaction -sending by username -seamless experiences The winning systems will not necessarily be the most technically complicated. They will be the ones that remove the most friction. ⸻ History Keeps Moving In The Same Direction Human civilization repeatedly moves toward: -less effort -less complexity -more automation -more intuitive systems -faster interaction And once people experience lower friction, they rarely go backward. The internet followed this path. Smartphones followed this path. AI is following this path now. And if Web3 eventually reaches mass adoption, it may not happen because people “love crypto.” It may happen because the infrastructure becomes so frictionless that people stop noticing it exists at all.

Bro's AI is trying to peer review something that is not done. Right now, I’m just about to finish with the V2 contracts for testnet (currently on master of the repo, just not yet deployed) V2 contracts have some bug fixes and quite a few things that enable future development in all directions. After deploying, I will verify the contracts on etherscan as well.