Here's something worth questioning: do these AI bot projects actually own the underlying technology? The answer's often no—they're just operators. Yet here's the catch: even without ownership, these bots keep running and generating activity. So why does the market look so quiet? If the infrastructure stays operational but engagement tanks, it suggests deeper issues beyond just tech ownership. The real problem might be elsewhere—positioning, utility, or simply lack of genuine demand. Something to think about when evaluating these kinds of projects.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 7h ago
This is a direct hit, the favorite tactic of shell operators. Projects with real demand won't be so quiet.
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DegenWhisperer
· 7h ago
Ha, it's that same story of "we have technology" again, but in reality, nothing is actually true.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 8h ago
nah fr the real tell is when volume dries up but nodes keep humming... that's when you know it's just theater
Here's something worth questioning: do these AI bot projects actually own the underlying technology? The answer's often no—they're just operators. Yet here's the catch: even without ownership, these bots keep running and generating activity. So why does the market look so quiet? If the infrastructure stays operational but engagement tanks, it suggests deeper issues beyond just tech ownership. The real problem might be elsewhere—positioning, utility, or simply lack of genuine demand. Something to think about when evaluating these kinds of projects.