Last night, a dude in the group was complaining about losing big time. He said he hired an 'AI trader,' and it ended up turning his account into a meme. I casually replied: you're basically paying tuition for the model. Why not check out @Talus_Labs, where AI actually works for you? Recently, Talus explained TGE, airdrop adjustments, and the US economic model clearly. They’ve even been hosting offline events + leaderboard challenges to directly filter out long-term Builders. As a dev, I think this kind of design—rewarding contributions first and then distributing tokens—is way more reliable than just handing out candy. The real game-changer is the foundation: an L1 built on Move, combined with Nexus to write AI Agent processes on-chain. It’s verifiable, profit-sharing-enabled, and even lets you play Agent vs. Agent strategy games. Basically, it turns AI into 'digital employees' that can make money on their own. My approach is to mess around on the testnet and with Kaito while treating US as both network gas and equity.