Good morning, GM! Brothers, continue to persist in outputting for a day. Roll up the little octopus @ Openledger HQ and I haven't written it yet. Recently, I've been watching actions quite frequently, and I've even synchronized them with @ KaitoAI and @ okiedotfun to have a double catch Many people are using AI to view coins and make decisions, but have you ever thought about how these conclusions are calculated? Is there any data bias? Did someone tamper behind the scenes? What OpenLedger wants to solve is this problem. What this platform does is very direct - it puts all the data used for AI analysis, the process of model inference, and the content contribution of each user on the chain, which is open, transparent, and tamper proof. Did you post a popular project? If referenced into the model, you can receive rewards, no longer just "contribution heat". The entire system is divided into three layers: The first layer captures data from the entire network, including on chain governance and discussions on X; The second layer is the data synchronization protocol, which ensures timely updates and complete records; The third layer is enhanced analysis, which uses past data to infer more reliable judgments. Simply put, what @ Openledger HQ's "on chain Kaito" does is: Transforming AI into a system that everyone can understand, participate in, and profit from. It does not rely on black box models to gain trust, but on on on chain records to gain transparency. For Web3 content creators, analysts, and even ordinary users, this is a true decentralization of power. AI should not only be 'smart', but also trustworthy. OpenLedger KaitoAI InfoFi Cookie