More and more project teams are going to Vietnam to participate in cryptocurrency activities. Yesterday, we talked about Vietnam's friendly attitude towards cryptocurrency, and I also heard that the local area is vigorously attracting AI talents and project teams to enter Vietnam. Today, I saw that @ AlloraNetwork is a very interesting AI research direction. Research on AI in the cryptocurrency field has been going on for a long time, and most projects have their own unique advantages in the AI field. Allora, on the other hand, takes a completely different path. While most AI models are optimizing themselves to consume as much computing power as possible to become knowledge reserves, Allora provides a low-level connection function for these AI models. In human terms, it connects different AI models together to collaborate on a task or computation. This idea is quite interesting. As we have discussed before, many AI algorithms do not provide direct and accurate answers, and each AI may have different judgments on a matter due to their training methods. Therefore, the answers given may not be the same. However, if a "collaborative administrator" summarizes all the answers given by these AI algorithms and allows all participating AI algorithms to learn from each other's judgment methods, the conclusions may be more accurate. For example, predicting the probability of events on Polymarket is already something Grok is doing, but Grok is just an AI model. If there are thousands of Groks to calculate, it can compensate for the shortcomings of big data training from more aspects, naturally improving accuracy and increasing profit opportunities. I quite like the research in this direction. Gathering the strengths of various experts to create a statistical report, AI can learn from each other and improve the shortcomings of their models. If it can really be achieved for users, it will be a tool for predicting the rise of market investment returns.