With BTC breaking new highs, I also found a good project, OlaXBT, which I am optimistic about, and it serves as a small assistant that everyone can use.
When a big market event comes, everyone fears two things: being slow and feeling anxious. OlaXBT's project idea is to empower ordinary people with intelligent assistants that can analyze numbers, place orders, and understand risk control; data is kept in their own vaults; using $AIO to connect usage, payment, distribution, and voting, which means those who contribute get paid, and those who hold tokens have a voice.
$AIO What is it?
$AIO is the core utility token of OlaXBT, responsible for the platform's usage, settlement, and governance functions.
First, let's talk about the landing path, which consists of two core products.
MCP Space: like building with Legos. Indicators, risk control, execution, and reminders are all modules that can be dragged together to create a functioning trading assistant. No coding is required, and you can materialize your ideas into a reusable 'strategy entity'.
Smart data vault: equivalent to your private file cabinet. Exchange accounts, on-chain assets, market data, and logs are all stored here; anyone who wants to use them must have your approval; each invocation leaves a record for easy reconciliation and accountability; sensitive information does not leak.
There are also more practical functionalities: cross-chain (more markets available for orders), strategy/agent trading (good small assistants can be bought, sold, and subscribed), mobile access (monitoring positions, reminders, and emergency stops can all be done on the phone). The only thing users need to do is one thing: set a goal, and leave the rest to the small assistant.
$AIO specifically solves what
Node admission: execution nodes willing to run orders for everyone must first stake $AIO, so the network knows you are not here to cause trouble; the more you do, and the better you do it, the more rewards you will naturally receive.
Subscription and revenue sharing: users subscribe to strategies/small assistants using $AIO and share profits based on performance. Good strategies do not rely on hype; real performance leads to real settlements.
By staking $AIO, you can participate in rule voting; changes to parameters and adjustments to fees are all decided by voting.
High-quality small assistants can be packaged and listed; developers do not just sell once but earn long-term revenue shares; users receive continuously updated services.
$AIO is like the lubricant flowing through this system. Without it, the entire system cannot operate smoothly.
Institutional access: starting with settlement and information.
Settlement: directly use stablecoins like USDC to buy and sell 'on-chain stock shares', shortening the flow of funds and reducing intermediary steps.
Information: let AI 'listen' to earnings call, taking into account the CEO's tone, pauses, and changes in wording, providing tips and risk alerts that are closer to the trading desk.
Verifiable and clear: key actions leave traces on the chain, and compliance audits have verifiable evidence. What traditional finance needs to see can align with on-chain efficiency.
Why now
1: In August this year, OlaXBT was launched on Binance Alpha, starting public trading and gaining visibility from more funds and users.
2: By mid-2025, the total market value of stablecoins has exceeded 150 billion USD, and on-chain real-world assets (RWA) are about 24 billion USD. Money and assets are moving to the chain, which is the big backdrop.
My own feelings.
The most common troubles in the community are three: strategies cannot be migrated, risk controls are not synchronized, and data permissions are a mess.
OlaXBT's combination of strategies fits perfectly here:
MCP Space allows the transition from 'ideas → tools' without getting stuck in code;
Data vault allows 'usable' to upgrade to 'dare to use', with authorization, recording, and traceability all clear.
$AIO enables good strategies to gain long-term cash flow and voting rights, encouraging authors to continuously refine their work.
For developers, this is a clear way to make money: subscription + revenue sharing + listed trading.
For heavy traders, you get a unified position view, risk templates, and mobile reminders.
For institutions, first ensure the smooth settlement of stablecoins and profit distribution before discussing larger-scale asset access, making it practical.
I think making a small assistant that can help you place orders into a service accessible to everyone; then allowing it to be purchased, subscribed to, and have long-term revenue sharing; using $AIO to circulate money, power, and services—if this AI-Agent mechanism works, $AIO is likely to replicate the trajectory of UNI from years past.
