If we look at the trend of $AIOT within a longer-term value investment framework, its rise actually has a traceable path.
First, the difference with OKZOO is that it is not just a concept, but combines hardware + AI + DePIN + health economics: P-mini monitors the environment, OK Ring collects medical data, and the Super OK APP integrates wallet + mining + AI assistant, forming a closed loop of 'data collection - task incentives - data monetization'.
Secondly, in terms of the token model, users obtain $AIOT through devices and tasks, while institutions pay for health data, and the protocol layer uses the income for buybacks and burns, which means there is inherent deflationary pressure.
Finally, the signals from funds and capital: OKX Web3 and Bybit Web3 have already delivered user traffic, supported by investors such as Animoca Brands, Bonk, and the founders of Pepe, with the liquidity pool stacked to 6 million dollars. For the secondary market, this indicates that institutions have already placed their bets.
The process from 0.1U to 2.1U is driven both by the emotions of capital and by the pricing of the project's long-term logic. Compared to most projects that only shout slogans, OKZOO is more worthy of being viewed through the lens of value investment.