Bluwhale @ bluwhale: Returning Data Sovereignty to Users, What Flowers Can "Data Banks" Play in the Web3 Era Bluwhale, as the name suggests, carries a hint of ambition as a "giant whale". At first glance, this project may sound like a local dog riding on AI hotspots, but upon closer examination, it is discovered that it may be one of the few "real demand+strong landing" combination fighters in the Web3 field. 1、 Pain point: Why do you let big companies freeload your data? Now in this world, every picture we post and every comment we click on Facebook and Tiktok has been paid by big factories for advertising fees, and users can't get their hair. It's like planting vegetables in your backyard, but your neighbor secretly picks them and sells them. You still have to thank him for "helping you with the leftovers". What Bluwhale wants to do is straightforward: return ownership of data to users and earn some pocket money. How to do it? Relying on two axes - AI+blockchain. 2、 Gameplay: Mobile mining machine, lying down to earn tokens The core logic of Bluwhale is simple: 1. You price your data: Through zero knowledge proofs (zk SNARKs), you can selectively share on chain behavior (such as DeFi transactions, NFT purchase records), and businesses pay to buy these data, while you receive BLUAI token rewards. 2. Mobile phones can also serve as nodes: by pledging 500 BLUAI points, you can use idle mobile phone computing power to verify data for the network and earn passive income. This operation is equivalent to transforming an old phone into a "mining machine", mining while flashing short videos. 3. Airdrop Frenzy: The project team is not soft on throwing money, and can accumulate points for daily sign ins, recruiting people, and completing tasks, which can be directly exchanged for tokens when they go online. The wool party is ecstatic! 3、 Team and Financial Owner: Stanford+TikTok Veteran, Soft to Raise Funds The founders Han Jin and Adam Rowell have a considerable background, with one being an AI expert from Berkeley, another being a PhD from Stanford, and also bringing practical experience from TikTok. The capital circle responds to every call: the seed round is worth 7 million dollars (led by SBI), and the Series A directly surged to 100 million dollars, supported by big players such as Cardano and Animoca. This lineup is considered top of the line even in Silicon Valley. Especially with the entry of traditional financial giants like SBI (a subsidiary of SoftBank), it shows that the story of Web3+AI is truly being paid for. 4、 Token Economy: How to Divide 10 Billion BLUAI? The total supply is 10 billion, and the allocation is quite interesting: -Node reward 25%: Miners share the majority to ensure network decentralization; -Team 21%: The lock up period is unknown, but the team background is reliable and the probability of long-term work is high; -6% airdrop: Community freelancing party gospel, early participation ensures a steady profit. The key is solid use cases: transaction fees, staking interest, governance voting, and even the ability to "tokenize" personal data for sale. This is much more than those MEME coins that only know how to speculate on concepts. 5、 Risk and Opportunity: Don't Just Look at the Cake, You Have to Look at the Pit Opportunity point: -The data economy is the next trillion dollar track, with precise positioning for Bluwhale; -More than 3000 enterprises have settled in, including DeFi and gaming giants, and the ecosystem has begun to take shape; -Node sales are highly popular, with a target of 10 million dollars being pushed forward and strong community cohesion. Risk statement -Data privacy compliance issues, especially involving users from multiple countries; -Selling pressure after token launch (airdrop accounts for 6%); -Can the team fulfill its technical commitments of "multi chain compatibility" and "AI precise matching". 6、 Summary: Web3 version of "data bank" is worth squatting on The essence of Bluwhale is to make everyone the 'boss' of their own data. It is not just about playing games, but directly targets the pain points of the "data exploitation" industry and activates user participation through token economy. Compared to Web2 tools like Notion, Bluwhale is more ruthless - it not only helps you organize data, but also allows you to make money from it. If you are: -Old leeks in the cryptocurrency industry, looking for projects with practical use cases; -Wool Party, enthusiastic about airdrops and node mining; -Long termist, optimistic about the integration of AI+Web3 That Bluwhale is worth putting on the watchlist. Remember, early dividends are often hidden in tricky operations like "mobile mining machines". Ps： The official website and Notion documents have been dug up, the technical details of the white paper are in place, and the team AMA has responded positively, with a non tacky style. DYOR， But you can focus more on the airdrop mission!