Forbes came out with a list of most promising AI projects a fortnight ago and today we’ll be going through that list, evaluating projects based on their teams, products , tokenomics and much more. You can check the complete list and the original post by Forbes here. Please note that all opinions are personal and …
Introduction to $TATSU The $TATSU ecosystem is a suite of applications, infrastructure , APIs and even a blockchain subnet built on the Bittensor chain for AI based applications. What is important to note is that currently $TATSU is not part of one of the 32 Bittensor subnets and the team is still working on that. …
Introduction to $SRM Solareum blockchain claims to be pioneering an exciting new PoG (Proof of Generation) technology on the world’s first sustainable L1 chain. SolareumChain introduces a groundbreaking approach to blockchain validation, departing from traditional energy-intensive methods. Instead, it pioneers a validation process anchored in renewable energy generation. This innovative model not only enhances security …
Introduction to $ORAI The $ORAI chain project claims itslef to be the world’s first AI-powered oracle and ecosystem for blockchains. The mission states the project’s desire to become an advanced AI Layer 1 for data economy and oracle services. Current smart contracts cannot run AI models. There are three main reasons for this – 1. …
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Introduction to $TARA Taraxa stands as an EVM-compatible smart contract platform, rooted in t-Graph consensus and harnessing blockDAG technology, featuring numerous groundbreaking technical advancements never seen before in the industry. Taraxa employs its distinctive t-Graph consensus mechanism, integrating blockDAG, anchor chain, and asynchronous PBFT, enabling the scalability of blockchain technology without compromising security or decentralization. …
Introduction to $CSIX The Carbon Browser ($CSIX) is a web-3 first browser in the web3 space which aims to put security before data collection. The problem with modern day web 2 browsers has been accumulation of user data and the web3 space tends to fight against it. We already have many players in this space …
