Most AI conversations focus on what the model can do.
I think the more interesting question is what happens when AI starts creating real activity inside an ecosystem.
That’s one reason I’ve been following ORO.
The important part isn’t only the AI interface itself.
It’s how usage can connect with actual onchain activity.
The recent $ZIG buyback showed an interesting example, with at least 8% attributed to ORO AI engine.
Numbers like that make me look beyond the technology and pay more attention to the relationship between users, products, and ecosystem growth.
A useful AI tool is one thing.
An AI product that contributes to real protocol activity is a different conversation.
When looking at AI x Crypto projects, what matters more to you: the technology, user adoption, or the ecosystem impact?
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