Yesterday, the official promotion was banned, and the market thought it was RUG, but its market value dropped directly to 200K (I was also hit with a stop loss and left) Later on, when the official post came back, I didn't notice it. It wasn't until today when CZ continued to repost the article @ 0xMoon6626 that I mistakenly bought it back. After all, I still think this is the most interesting project in Token taxation recently. Moon's article mentioned HodlAI, and I don't think CZ couldn't have been unaware that this project was included in his reposted article. The key point is that he reposted it twice. This should be considered his first grassroots AI related project that he actively mentioned, right? Many people still don't know what HodlAI is doing. Here's a brief introduction. The overall infrastructure is actually well done, and the financial flow is also transparent. The official website has Stripe receipts, which can directly verify the actual purchase record of AI API by the official. First, let's talk about the key points: HodlAI is essentially an integration layer for all AI models on the market. If you are using AI to develop programs on your own, the concept is easy to understand: you only need an API to connect 200+models such as GPT, Claude, Gemini, etc., without each company having to string or recharge on their own. At present, the largest company in Web2 is OpenRouter, which raised 40m in financing. The difference is that OpenRouter pays as much as Web2 uses, while HodlAI adds an extra layer of Web3 design, directly using transaction taxes to buy AI APIs, and then turning them into a daily limit that holders can use. That is to say, taxes do not go into the pockets of the team, but actually become 'use value'. Always DYOR。