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[x777 @x777dev]

@UnofficialKas Still virtually infinite sell pressure around the levels where different miner models become profitable.
Once we get above these levels, we might start moving.

[x777 @x777dev]

3) $SNAI @swarmnode
Allows the creation & deployment of AI agent nodes, which use $SNAI as payment for compute hours.
Also provides a marketplace for community AI Agent templates to deploy.

If enough high quality agents are launched, demand could skyrocket.

[x777 @x777dev]

MY TOP 3 SOLANA ALTSEASON PICKS:

1) $OCTO @OctonetAI
Bridges AI Agents, Web3 & NFTs in a surprisingly intuitive way. Users can build, deploy, and own their AI models on the blockchain.

If token utility is properly introduced, potential returns are attractive.

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[x777 @x777dev]

2) $COLLAT @CollaterizeHQ
Users can launch RWA tokens on bonding curves similar to @pumpdotfun, creating liquidity automatically.

If token utility is confirmed, massive buy pressure could form.

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[x777 @x777dev]

Tried out the #RWA Bonding Curve on @CollaterizeHQ: I am now a #RealEstate Tycoon – aka the proud owner of 0.02% of some building in France. 🇫🇷

[x777 @x777dev]

For example, we could finally have Personal AIs without the major privacy issues.

Decentralization + Tokenizatiom means full ownership of your Personal AI Agent and data, secured by your private key.

Your secrets now live inside a token in your wallet, instead of a data farm!

[x777 @x777dev]

The tech behind @OctonetAI has amazing potential.

The #SANA demo showed it create a personalized #AI Agent using custom training data, and store it in an #NFT.

While the demo use case was funny, the concept opens up the possibility for all kinds of AIs to be tokenized.

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I guess it's time to make a Proof of Concept version of it?

Could be as simple as a service that verifies a UID & some biometric data, and returns an account containing all user info.

Add some system distribution and redundancy, figure out the encryption & voilá.

[x777 @x777dev]

I'm still genuinely baffled by the fact that a standardized, global ID system wasn't the first thing we built as a species once the Internet became a thing.

We could have avoided both the paperwork *and* the hundreds of accounts per user littered across virtual space.