There are actually not many projects that can continue to operate under this market condition. And recently, this wave of updates clearly isn't just a simple "riding the AI hype."

Many people may not have a clear idea of GPT-5.5 Instant, but you should know that OpenAI was just released not long ago, and within 48 hours, it was already integrated.
Including DeepSeek-v3.2, GLM-5.1, MiniMax-M2.7,
all of which are now open for calls. This indicates that it is no longer just a single AI product, but building a true AI underlying network.
Many AI platforms now face the same problem: many models, but complex to call. Accounts, credit cards, regional restrictions, API configurations... The cost for ordinary developers to access is very high.
The logic of is very straightforward: wallet login, stablecoin settlement, automatically dispatching the required model.
This is somewhat like an AI version of "cloud services." Users don't need to care about who provides the underlying computing power, only get the results.
This step is actually quite critical. Because the real competition in the AI industry in the future may not be who has the strongest model, but who can integrate: calling, payment, routing, and settlement all together.
What is being pursued now is actually this path. It is gradually pushing AI from a "chat tool" to "on-chain infrastructure."
If AI Agents really explode on a large scale later, this kind of underlying network capable of supporting AI calls and payments could very well become the most core position in the next stage.
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