AI agents are starting to trade and manage assets for you—how much control would you dare to give them? For traders, making a bad analysis can lead to stop-losses, but if there’s an issue with signing or transferring, you might not even get the chance to stop the loss. What DeepSafe aims to do is add an extra layer of verification to these operations: by using randomly selected, anonymized, and periodically rotated verification nodes to check data and transaction requests, and then having multiple nodes jointly complete the signature. The goal is to reduce the risks of single-point failure and node collusion. There’s definitely demand in this direction. But to determine whether the token is worth buying, I need to dig three layers deeper. First, how does the business drive token demand? If more people use the verification service, does it actually require more tokens? How do staking, payments, and rewards connect? If growth in usage is mainly driven by subsidies, rewards might actually turn into sustained selling pressure. Second, who holds the tokens? How much is held by the team, investors, and the community? How much was initially released, and when will the rest unlock? Even if the “community share” is high, you need to break it down—how much is already in users’ hands, and how much is still controlled by the project team? Third, how much of the price is already priced in? You need to look at the initial circulating market cap alongside the FDV (fully diluted valuation). A small circulating supply only means fewer tradable tokens right now; whether future unlocks can be absorbed by real buying demand will determine how long this scarcity can last. The current information isn’t enough to calculate all of this, so I’m putting DeepSafe on my watchlist. I’ll wait for a complete breakdown of token utility, allocation, and unlock schedules before making a valuation judgment. I’m willing to research the demand for verification layers and will keep an eye on its paid usage. But before I make a move, I still need to answer one question: Why will future buyers need this token, and how much new supply will they need to absorb? @DeepSafe_CN