We're now looking into some new projects and pre-TGE projects. To put it bluntly, it's all about trying to make money from these projects—whether they have value or if there are any pitfalls. But after this cycle, most new projects' TGEs are essentially just for cashing out and profiting, while the fundamentals of the projects are often superficial and just for show. In other words, the quality and value of the projects don't match, and neither do their price/market cap. That said, a project with decent fundamentals is still better than a pure meme shitcoin (not an absolute rule). Projects in the AI sector tend to have stronger fundamentals. @wardenprotocol, as the first L1 blockchain designed specifically for verifiable AI, addresses the fundamental conflict between traditional blockchains and AI computation through its core technology, SPEX (Statistical Proof of Execution). Warden standardizes off-chain AI tasks into plugins, allowing smart contracts to call these resources cross-chain and verify their accuracy via SPEX, without the computational overhead of ZK proofs. By implementing probabilistic verification through sampling and validator consensus, it ensures the reliability of AI outputs. This approach is 1000x more efficient than traditional ZKML solutions. Practical applications include DeFi smart strategies, data verification, and more. Warden is not just a technological innovation but also a key infrastructure for Web3's evolution toward intelligence, redefining on-chain AI with the SPEX protocol. @KaitoAI kaitoyap