Recently, there has been a notable move in AI crypto projects. DeepNode (DN token) officially announced that it will be launching on multiple exchanges simultaneously. This coordinated launch reveals the behind-the-scenes preparation—whether in terms of liquidity reserves or market deployment, it’s clear that a lot of thought has gone into it.

Why is this project worth paying attention to? Its core competitive advantage lies in addressing an old problem in the Web3 AI space: the ownership of intellectual property (IP) by model developers.

In traditional models, developers are like contractors for large platforms—hardly building models and data assets, only to have the ownership ultimately belong to centralized platforms. DeepNode takes a different approach. The core mechanism of the project is to return ownership to the builders, allowing model developers to truly own their intellectual property, rather than becoming mere data suppliers for a platform. From an incentive and ecosystem perspective, this design hits the pain points effectively.

Launching on multiple exchanges means ample liquidity, and it also lowers the barrier for user participation. If this developer empowerment mechanism can be effectively implemented, the combination of AI and Web3 has promising potential.