✍️ Seeking certainty in uncertainty: Dancing with strong whales The market is weak again, and AIA has returned to its original position. For those who are bullish on the project long-term, this might be a good opportunity to build a position. I already bought the dip at 2.16, and I’ll keep buying if it drops below 2. There are two main reasons: ① Strong whales—scary strong. Those who get it, get it. ② The AI oracle narrative is unique, naturally empowering prediction markets and DeFi scenarios. Just waiting for the next breakout. @DeAgentAI What “convinced” me to buy today was a deep-dive article from Foresight: *“Beyond Polymarket: How DeAgent AI Becomes the Value Hub of the Prediction Track”* https://foresightnews.pro/article/detail/91912 The article points out that prediction markets are a must-win territory in Web3, but investors face the awkward reality of being “usable but not investable.” It’s similar to the disconnect between Pump’s explosive popularity and token issuance, failing to achieve true value capture. Virtuals seized the opportunity first, tying tokens to ecosystem development and creating a growth flywheel. Returning to the prediction track, a similar situation is unfolding: Polymarket is like the http://Pump.fun of its time (a product leader but lacking investable tokens for the long term), while DeAgent AI (AIA) plays the role of a Virtuals-like value container. It not only provides the critical infrastructure modules missing in prediction markets (AI oracle and intelligent agent execution network) but also offers a publicly tradable token, AIA, as an anchor for indexation in the track. This allows investors to indirectly share in the mid-to-long-term growth of the entire prediction track by holding AIA. To put it simply, AIA occupies two hot tracks—AI and prediction—and serves as essential infrastructure with real value backing it. If you’re bullish on these two tracks long-term, you should add AIA to your watchlist, dance with strong whales, and share in the industry’s dividends. All of the above is personal sharing and does not constitute investment advice.