After reading the comment area, I was quite emotional: I still believe that @virtuals_io is a beacon of hope for web3 AI. I have been updating the Web3 AI daily after the AI market upset in January, and I began to keep synchronizing the progress of the virtuals ecosystem when VIRTUAL was still in 0.4, watching Virtuals rise from the bottom step by step, and also watching former DeFii stars such as Buzz and other former DeFii stars return to zero, the choice of the market can tell the problem: if the market is good, funds will choose Virtuals. The Genesis mechanism launched by Virtuals is undoubtedly Game Changer, and later BN Alpha and Creator Bid are more or less referring to this new mechanism in the post-pump era, with Proof of Contribution as the basis for allocation. I was also lucky to be involved in Genesis from the beginning, and the benefits were very substantial. The advantages of Genesis are ideally very good: 1. Small team financing and GotoMarket difficulties, Genesis provides more low-cost and fast financing channels (although long or short lock-ups are required) and market exposure driven by community spontaneous investment and research, as well as continuous income from transaction fees. 2. Retail investors can participate in potential AI projects at a market value of 112k virtual, which is ensured by the mechanism, and the early market dream rate is also proven to be very profitable. It can be seen that the entire mechanism of Genesis is still driven by liquidity: the team relies on trading volume to obtain income before token unlocking, retail investors need ecological liquidity inflow to maintain income, and liquidity inflow relies on retail investors' wealth benefits, flywheel. In the early days, large investors and old projects took advantage of loopholes in the mechanism to maliciously brush and pour points, and the team failed to respond to the community in time (or they had tried their best but still couldn't keep up with the speed at which the vulnerabilities were exploited), and the $iris, which was widely expected, was smashed by the withdrawal of large investors from centralized liquidity. The virtuals platform is permissionless and does not provide market-making services, so when liquidity is sufficient, it is a place full of dreams, but when liquidity withdraws, the price of tokens will fall even more. Genesis' mechanism makes it more difficult for the team to make their own market, and a fairer and free market also sacrifices the support of market value to a certain extent. Earnings drawdown, expectations decrease, point value shrinkage, liquidity shrinkage, and market dream rate decline: The flywheel is turned in reverse: The bad ones are over, and then I'll recharge my faith: First of all, I like the virtual team. Thanks to my status as an ambassador, I have a lot of communication with the team online and offline, and the team is very young, energetic and long-term. The team is always delivering a gradually improved launchpad product and conceptual AI Layer2 (I encourage you to do real L2 haha). The Virtuals platform, including Genesis, is permissionless, which brings the most complete and vast AI agent ecosystem to Virtuals and lays the foundation for ACP. The team has been working hard to demonstrate the possibilities of AI Agent Economy through ACP and Multi-Agent Clutser. Except for virtuals, you can't find a second product or team that can provide you with such imagination space, just @AIxVC_Axelrod for example, the functions that can be implemented by an agent through collaboration with other agents are already comparable to the functions of some projects with a market capitalization of dozens or hundreds of M on SOL, and they are completely inverted. The data on the cookie can also tell the question, the market share and mindshare of the virtuals ecosystem have always been the well-deserved and unshakable TOP1 in the AI agent track, so if you believe in AI agent, you should trust virtual. At least I believe that even if my wallet shrinks, my faith still expands. Liquidity ebb and flow, I have to wait at least until the tide rises to see what the AI agent looks like then.