Sleepless AI: Is crypto really the stupidest market?
When I discovered the token with the ticker AI, I was interested in seeing what kind of next-generation machine learning project was recently released into the crypto space (Jan 2nd, 2024) and quickly listed on Binance labs. My interest would quickly turn into intrigue when I learned their tech:
A Virtual Girlfriend / Boyfriend.
That's all. They offer you an AI partner who you can't even touch, and they have perhaps the most desirable ticker in the market.
This all begs the question: does crypto prove yet again to be the simplest, most stupid market?
The evidence: Combining the stupidest tech with the greatest ticker, while being launched on Binance Labs just a month after ICO and having questionable tokenomics:
- 36% team + investors
- 7% launchpool
- 1% airdrop
- 29% short-term growth fund (circulatable)
- 27% long-term treasury fund (non-circulatable).
My answer: Yes.
Why?
Because crypto is goin to make the people who created your virtual girlfriend a 22B company by Summer.
**This is not financial advice by any means and I definitely don't recommend people follow this.
A Virtual Girlfriend / Boyfriend.
That's all. They offer you an AI partner who you can't even touch, and they have perhaps the most desirable ticker in the market.
This all begs the question: does crypto prove yet again to be the simplest, most stupid market?
The evidence: Combining the stupidest tech with the greatest ticker, while being launched on Binance Labs just a month after ICO and having questionable tokenomics:
- 36% team + investors
- 7% launchpool
- 1% airdrop
- 29% short-term growth fund (circulatable)
- 27% long-term treasury fund (non-circulatable).
My answer: Yes.
Why?
Because crypto is goin to make the people who created your virtual girlfriend a 22B company by Summer.
**This is not financial advice by any means and I definitely don't recommend people follow this.
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