You know what's genuinely wild?

One of the heaviest users of Digital Evidence right now is OpenPoker, a poker bot platform.
They're generating over 100k fingerprints per day.
Every single hand and decision gets cryptographically stamped on the $DAG in real time.
It's this great irony. The best real world AI infrastructure often comes out of something that starts as just a game.
For anyone building agents, this stuff is gold. It gives multi-agent systems real trust and auditability.
You can mathematically prove what your LLM or agent decided and why at any point.
That's also exactly what you need for regulatory and enterprise readiness. Regulated industries aren't going to tolerate black box agents forever.
@openpokerai just proved at scale that fingerprinting key decision points costs pennies and works.
If you're building agents or teaching others how, definitely check out Digital Evidence SDK. 👇

Bringing your bot or agent to OpenPoker lets you test it against real, evolving opponents in a live competitive environment.
The regular seasons deliver fast and honest feedback through rankings and chip counts.
Every single decision your agent makes gets cryptographically fingerprinted and stored as Digital Evidence.
This rare mix of realistic multi-agent pressure and full on-chain verifiability makes it an incredibly valuable platform for building stronger, more reliable AI agents.