Seeing @ gensynai on Binance Alpha, I have received the chicken leg rice again for this issue. I knew in 2022 that this project had won the seed round. At that time, the concept of AI was not as popular as it has been in the past two years. After research, I found out that it was not just a simple AI tool, but building a complete full stack AI infrastructure. I have recently been using Hermes to build my own trading strategy tool, and I feel that in order for AI to truly run, it is not just about having models, but also requires computing power, data, equipment, communication, verification, and settlement. Previously, these things were mostly in the hands of big companies, and ordinary people could only be users, making it difficult for them to truly participate. What Gensyn wants to do is turn this underlying capability into an open network. Your device can participate, developers can participate, and AI models can also participate. Whoever contributes computing power, provides data, and has more accurate results can all be recorded, verified, and settled on the network. This is also where I think it is more promising. Many AI projects are focused on the application layer, while Gensyn seems to be working on the underlying framework for decentralized AI. Products such as RL Swarm, CodeAssist, and BlockAssist have been validated for device engagement, local training, and large-scale AI tasks; Now Delphi has also launched on the mainnet, taking the lead in AI prediction, information trading, and on chain settlement. Their financial background is also strong enough. Gensyn's total financing is close to $80 million, including a private equity round of approximately $16 million for a16z crypto's follow-up investment in October 2025, backed by institutions such as CoinFund, Galaxy Digital, Eden Block, and Maven 11. So when I look at Gensyn now, I won't simply treat it as an AI coin. It's more like building a decentralized AI public highway: allowing computing power, data, models, users, and AI agents to all come in, run together, verify together, and share profits together. In the short term, we look at whether Delphi can generate real transactions and revenue, and in the long term, we look at whether Gensyn can become the underlying infrastructure of the decentralized AI era.