An AI token and an AI product are two different things, and most takes on
$FET blur them.
1. People read "AI" on the label as proof of usage, when the fix is to name the job the token does: in the Fetch.ai and ASI stack,
$FET is meant to pay for agent registration, model access and compute, plus staking and governance, so check which of those actually runs and gets paid for today.
2. People assume demand for the service means demand for the token, when the fix is to ask whether a customer can use the product with a card or a stablecoin and never hold the coin, because then the token only gains if the network turns that revenue into token demand.
3. People treat directory counts and demos as traction, when the fix is to look for paid usage over weeks: Fetch said at its November 2025 launch that Agentverse listed more than two million agents, but a listed agent isn't a paying customer, so track fees and repeat calls, and paste the docs into ChatGPT or Claude with one question, "what breaks if this token disappears?"
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