Had a chat today with a friend who works in blockchain gaming operations. He was ranting about how bots are exploiting their events to the point he’s questioning life—his reports are full of 'ghost players.' I asked if he wanted to use AI to filter users, and he immediately backed off: 'Who dares to trust that the person behind the screen is actually human anymore?' At that moment, I thought of the @billions_ntwk I’ve been playing with recently. Billions isn’t one of those short-term projects where you complete KYC to grab airdrops. Instead, it uses mobile + ZK (zero-knowledge proofs) to verify identities for both humans and AI: documents are encrypted locally, and only proofs are submitted on-chain. Right now, they’ve got 2M+ verified users and are working on zk-KYC solutions for banks and other use cases. The devs think this kind of compliance-friendly, privacy-preserving infrastructure is more like the foundational layer that will be indispensable in the next cycle, compared to chasing airdrops. Recently, while waiting for their December airdrop, they’ve allocated 3M BILL on Kaito to incentivize creators, treating 'identity + reputation' as their moat. I’m not going all in, just completing tasks and writing down my thoughts—starting by putting myself, a real human, on the on-chain list.