Recently on my feed, there’s been a discussion about whether projects need to cater to 'airdrop hunters.' From my perspective, a good project should be able to attract both genuine users and a large number of airdrop hunters looking to make a quick buck. Looking at it from another angle, what kind of products in which sectors are truly needed by real users? I think the hottest topic right now, AI, is definitely one of them. Especially in the past couple of days, AI fortune-telling & life K-line charts have been taking over X, Xiaohongshu, and WeChat Moments. Chatting with AI, letting AI predict your recent luck, especially your financial luck, has already become a daily routine for many people. Slacking off at work, feeling anxious before bed, dealing with a breakup, or looking for peace of mind before buying a lottery ticket— just open up AI, and in seconds, you get results, complete with K-line charts, star charts, and fortune analysis. This is a *real* daily necessity. Whether users are here for airdrops or not, deep down, everyone wants to know: · “Am I going to get rich soon?” · “Will I find love next year?” · “Can I get a promotion and a raise at work?” Now, LazAI Alpha Mainnet has quietly gone live! What it’s doing is fully tokenizing this kind of 'daily necessity.' Chatting with Lazbubu, fortune-telling with Selena— every interaction with an AI Agent is anchored as a DAT (Data Anchoring Token), and every action is directly tied to real assets and economic incentives in real time. The foundation of the AI economy can naturally be built on every interaction with real users. So, genuine users and airdrop hunters aren’t opposing forces—they can actually coexist perfectly: · Genuine users: I’m just here for fortune-telling, and I happen to interact with the protocol. · Airdrop hunters: I’m just here for the airdrop, and this also happens to meet my real needs. After the LazAI Alpha Mainnet launch, interactions require METIS to pay for gas. Users bridge in from Andromeda, and on-chain actions now have real costs. *Currently, the Alpha is still in the experimental phase, with limited access, but it will gradually open up in the future.*