Right now, many people are discussing AI Crypto, still stuck in the stage of launching agents, building chatbots, and riding the wave of model hype.

But the real question is, if large-scale AI agents truly emerge on the blockchain in the future, who will provide the computing, storage, data transmission, and verification capabilities?
Because the biggest cost of AI has never been generating a sentence, but the underlying infrastructure behind it.
That’s also why I’m paying more and more attention to @0G_labs.
Many people, when first encountering 0G, will simply see it as an AI public chain, but in reality, it’s more like a modular operating system designed specifically for the AI era.
0G has already separated Data Availability, Storage, Compute, and AI Marketplace.
It’s not just solving blockchain issues but addressing how the future AI network can truly run.
This is extremely critical.
Because most current AI projects still fundamentally rely on centralized cloud services.
Models can talk about decentralization, but inference, data, GPUs, and storage ultimately still fall into the hands of traditional internet giants.
This is actually the industry’s biggest contradiction, and 0G’s core logic is to bring these capabilities back on-chain.
Especially once the AI Agent era truly arrives, on-chain will face massive real-time data interaction and inference demands, which traditional blockchains simply cannot handle at this scale.
So you’ll find that 0G has always emphasized high-throughput DA, AI Compute, and infinite scalability.
Because it’s not just about today’s DeFi, but about a future large-scale collaboration network among machines.
Many people are now seeing the AI hype.
But the truly smart money has already started looking at AI infrastructure.
@Galxe @GalxeQuest @wallchain @TermMaxFi