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The other day, I took a device I received with ECO stock and set it up separately on my account, which took some time. Of course, I immediately used the 4000 preVape I received and lost it all, haha..
Additionally, I continued to use 40,000 preVape for re-casting, but it only goes up to level 7 at most.
The problem is that even if it comes out at level 7 now, the mining efficiency has dropped so much that even if I run it for 50 days, I would actually be at a loss. In other words, even if I use up one box of pods, with this device, I probably won't be able to make the approximately 20K needed to buy a new box, let alone the 44,000 preVape, so it feels like it might just end here. At times like this, I either need to put in more preVape until I get to level 11-12 or just stop here.
However, the issue with levels 11-12 is that sometimes, if you're lucky (really just luck), you can get it with only 100K, but if you're unlucky, you might not get it even with 1 million preVape. So, with this device, I'm not aiming too high anymore, thinking that this luck has reached its limit, and I've left it as is for now. I'm currently mining on another main account with the goal of mining as much preVape as possible. Most of the devices are set to level 7, so I am actually at a loss in the current mining state, but overall, it still seems to be profitable enough to keep running. However, I know that if more devices come out, the mining efficiency will ultimately not improve without additional upgrades. In other words, there are still quite a few potential burn locations left for the future.. haha, making re-casting a burn location seems to be a stroke of genius, haha..
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While doing Yapping, it's important to understand what kind of content the organizers of the main account prefer.
This time, Billions created a Korea-exclusive Yapping event, but in the public account, they highlighted the Yappers once again and left related posts in the comments.
Analyzing these comments, the language itself is not a big issue. It means it doesn't matter what language is used. So, what kind of content could there be?
1. A separate chart about @billions_ntwk and an explanation of the project in Korean.
2. A drawing made using Billions (including the drawing process).
3. An article explaining the features of Billions.
4. A video explaining Billions.
5. An explanation of what Billions wants to emphasize using a laptop image and slides.
6. Merchandise made directly by Billions.
7. A reimagined logo using profile pictures of Billions users.
8. A chart created using Billions AI image generation to prevent fake accounts.
9. An explanation of the process of Billions transforming from an anonymous bot to a responsible agent.
10. Creating a simple GIF with Billions.
11. Making a video using the Billions logo.
12. Taking a photo with the Billions logo sprayed on an LED mask (CoinShot).
13. A post related to the Billions offline meeting (soccer team - CoinShot).
14. A review of the Billions offline meeting (CoinShot).
Overall, it seems that posts related to offline meetups were particularly favored (CoinShot had three posts, haha), and it appears that directly made merchandise and videos received a good response.
Jan 11, 17:29
When we look into the project, we cannot ignore the founders because they ultimately have the greatest influence on the development and direction of a project. Therefore, in the case of @billions_ntwk, we will take a closer look at the founders.
Billions is a mobile-based ZK identity verification platform that focuses on validation based on people and AI agents.
The team consists of Evin McMullen (Co-Founder), David Schwartz (Co-Founder), and Oleksandr Brezhniev (CTO), and here we will delve deeper into the co-founders.
1️⃣ Evin McMullen
Billions is precisely a project operated by Privado ID, which was created after the previous Polygon ID underwent a name change. Therefore, Billions can ultimately be seen as a project within the @0xPolygon family. Evin is the representative of Billions, and prior to Privado, he led a project called Disco that allowed identity to be carried across various dApps and apps. His previous experience includes about four years of involvement in various projects at ConsenSys, indicating a deep background in web3. He graduated from Yale University and began his proper entry into web3 in 2017.
2️⃣ David Zablidowsky
Interestingly, if you inquire through Surf, you will get a different David than the name David Z. Be cautious. David is usually referred to simply as David Z. online, and this is the same name format that appears on LinkedIn. He was also a co-founder of Polygon Labs and is currently a co-founder of Billions. In 2020, he was a co-founder of Polygon Hermez and is likewise a co-founder of Privado ID. He has a long history in IT development, with extensive experience in cloud and hosting. In 2018, he operated a blockchain-based identity management project, and it is presumed that he transitioned to Polygon and Billions based on this experience.
Looking at the histories of these two individuals, we can see that they have previously worked on identity verification at Polygon, and now they have spun off to create their own ZK-based identity verification protocol while leveraging the synergies of Polygon.
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Since the iNFT sales at the end of last year, there hasn't been much news from @Kindred_AI, but recently a photo and news about Max busy in meetings have surfaced through the public channel. The photo showed characters like Godzilla, Dragon Ball, Doraemon, and Anpanman. Of course, it's likely that this was just a photo taken of IPs on the street, but considering that Japan has a wide variety of character IPs, it raises expectations that meetings with major IPs have likely taken place.
Now, with the utilization of IPs, the demand and functionality for AI companions, and the creation of a practical business model through sales, it seems that a virtuous cycle should begin where IP holders can participate in an ecosystem that generates additional income when working with Kindred.
In the case of Web3, there have generally been fewer products that follow a business model compared to Web2 services, which often just sell dreams. However, the combination of AI and AI companions might provide an opportunity for growth, even with Web2 products, rather than strictly Web3. But when is the TGE?
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