There's a lot of confusion about what the $AIAI acquisition means for $DAG, so let me lay out the actual business model, because once you see it, the noise gets easy to ignore.

AI² is a Nasdaq holding company. It bought Constellation's development company. It DID NOT BUY the token, and it structurally couldn't have.
People read that and concluded holders got nothing. Wrong lesson.
What changed is that a public company's entire portfolio now settles its proofs on the network.
Walk through the mechanics.
AIAI's companies deploy AI into real businesses, and every meaningful AI action needs proof someone else can verify.
DFNN runs a $1.07B national lottery that fingerprints every draw on the Hypergraph because regulators and players need the draw to be a fact not a promise.
Gate AI screens what reaches AI models, leads its category on public benchmarks and anchors every audit trail to the same network.
Each verified draw and each audited agent is a snapshot and snapshots carry fees.
That's the network's revenue model: metered usage, the way AWS bills compute.
So the alignment is simple. The company sells products and books revenue.
The network meters the usage and earns the fees, denominated in the unit you hold.
Ben Jorgensen spelled this out in April, before anyone demanded it:
"the goal is network utility through snapshot fees."
He told you the model up front.
Stop tracking the price and start tracking the meter.
Usage is the only number that can't be narrated. $DAG $AIAI