Many AI projects talk about the future, but what’s truly worth paying attention to is: is there real demand and already operational products? That’s why I’m following @dgrid_ai—not because of the TGE, but because it has already validated some user demand before the TGE. Currently, DGrid’s public data shows: • $23M+ Genesis Premium Revenue • 50,000+ DAU • 500,000+ MAU • 15,000+ Genesis Premium Subscribers Behind these numbers lies a core question: In the AI era, users don’t just need more models—they need better ways to access, distribute, and transfer value with those models. DGrid is building a decentralized AI infrastructure: Smart Router Automatically matches the right AI models and Agents based on task requirements, model performance, and cost. Model & Agent Marketplace Allows model and Agent providers to directly offer services and earn value in return. PoQ (Proof of Quality) Uses verifiable mechanisms to ensure AI service quality is measurable, not just marketing hype. At the same time, AI Arena and DClaw further expand model evaluation and personal AI Agent use cases. I believe the key to competition in AI infrastructure isn’t just model capabilities, but who can build a more efficient, transparent, and sustainable AI ecosystem. Congrats to @dgrid_ai on the TGE. For the OKX Boost event, those interested can check the official announcement for participation details.