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1/ The so-called "AI settlement" is purely an overextension of engineering intuition. Traders are forced to price "second-order variables": event probability + model madness probability + attacker manipulation probability. Calibration directly pollutes, and liquidity evaporates instantly. 2/ Technological illusion: don't think that adding a greedy decoding model makes it deterministic. The non-idempotency of the inference stack means that: the same input under high load may produce different results. The settlement benchmark is floating, so what’s the point?

For a long time, when using centralized AI services, we had to sacrifice privacy—every command and data file you provide is fed into the giant's black-box model. The "Sovereign AI" model advocated by DGrid is fundamentally changing this situation. By combining distributed computing power with local data environments, DGrid allows users to fine-tune their own private models using global computing resources without uploading core private data.

In the world of Web3, governance is the key to survival. DGrid's governance logic is not simply majority rule, but a resilient system based on "contribution weight" and "risk hedging." We allow community members to challenge the pricing of computing power, reward distribution, and even network sharding schemes. Every effective challenge and optimization makes the system more robust. This ability to "evolve under pressure" is what defines DGrid

Having watched the RWA track for so long, my biggest impression is that: the vast majority of projects die from "self-indulgence." No matter how beautiful the asset package is, if no one on the chain is interested, it ultimately becomes a liquidity zombie—nobody plays with it. But recently, after WorldAssets upgraded to RWAX, I found the trend really changing. Many are still struggling with the labor-intensive task of "getting assets on the chain" in version 1.0, while RWAX has already started exploring RWA 3.0.

In the cryptocurrency market, the most torturous thing is often not a sharp decline, but endless sideways consolidation. Many friends complain: manual trading is easily "face-slapped repeatedly," and watching the market is too exhausting. In fact, top traders are all using bot copy trading. Today, I officially join Bitget's bot copy trading expert program to discuss why, in this market, contract grid trading is the real "passive income"神器.

Say goodbye to reckless operations! Here's how to activate the "sleep income" mode 💰 Recently, I moved some idle assets into Bitget's onchain earn, and I've been trying it out for a while—it's really great! Many people think that "on-chain finance" has a high barrier to entry, requiring wallet setup, researching various protocols, and worrying about high Gas fees. Bitget's "on-chain earning" feature basically solves these pain points. ✅

In the traditional financial perspective, real estate refers to land and buildings. However, in the era of intelligence, "digital real estate" that can continuously generate value is computing power. What DGrid is doing essentially transforms dormant hardware resources into a tradable, liquid, and revenue-generating financial asset. Through DGrid

A great project must have a strong value carrier. $HYPERCROC is not just a trading symbol; it is the lifeblood flowing through the entire HyperCroc ecosystem. As the core token, $HYPERCROC carries multiple missions. On the governance side, it grants holders decision-making power over future version updates; on the consumption side, it is the only credential to upgrade top-tier equipment and unlock rare maps. More forward-looking is that, as the

Old Chen is a seasoned "On-Chain Detective," whose daily routine involves searching for the truth amidst a vast sea of data. His favorite target to observe is Injective. He often says that if you want to see the future of finance clearly, just review Injective's historical ledger.