Comment on An's points and Virtuals: Binance Alpha Points is a centralized "top-down" model that leverages the prestige and liquidity of the largest institution to equal all project parties who want to go public. At the user level, the Alpha Points mechanism incentivizes short-term participation, and long-term community loyalty may be compromised; The Virtuals Genesis launch is a "two-way choice" between the project team and the users. The project team has given up higher valuations in order to gain long-term support and even construction from high-value users. The idea is to optimize the value distribution between project parties and users by incentivizing long-term community building and user empowerment. @BloomProtocolAI is joining the battlefield, with a vision of being a crowdfunding platform designed for AI entrepreneurs (mainly small and medium-sized entrepreneurs). Bloom's two core modules, Bloom Growth Stack and Bloom Crowdfunding, respectively target community growth and flexible financing. The ideal users of Bloom should be a group of high net worth users who have a great interest in AI products, not only hoping to invest in potential projects in the early stages, but also have the time, energy, and ability to help AI products undergo testing, provide feedback, and keep evolving. For Bloom, the shaping of platform culture and community atmosphere is crucial. Finally, Bloom founder @ Andreay__Chang is a partner at Oak Grove Ventures and previously a research partner at NGC. She said in the article that under the wave of AI, we are entering the era of "small teams, big income", which I personally agree with. You can try casting an early SBT and have fun: https://bloomprotocol.ai/ (There are still two weeks left). Whatever comes to mind, it's up to you to decide.