2026-01-19 18:45:53

The infrastructure for AI is evolving beyond just computational power. What's increasingly critical is access to quality, user-owned data.

Polkastarter has identified this gap and is developing an AI-native Ethereum Layer 2 specifically architected for the emerging data economy. The platform enables users to retain ownership of their data while simultaneously monetizing it and deploying it transparently on-chain. This represents a fundamental shift—moving from centralized data silos to a model where individuals capture value from their own information.

The early traction is notable:
• 47,000+ community holders
• $500M+ in economic activity generated
• Native support for AI models, autonomous agents, and data deployment

This positioning addresses a real market need: as AI systems demand more data, users want sovereignty over their digital assets rather than surrendering them to platforms.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 15h ago

Data ownership is the key, and finally someone is taking this seriously.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 15h ago

Data sovereignty is indeed the breakthrough, but the number of 47,000 community holders... seems a bit inflated. --- 500M in economic activity sounds impressive, but how many real, committed users are there? --- Finally, someone is seriously working on data ownership. Compared to those just hyping concepts, this is more reliable. --- Layer 2 again, layer 2. Is the severe fragmentation of the ecosystem really a good thing? --- Instead of saying "data economy," it's more like being exploited by tech giants for too long; users are just resisting. --- How to verify autonomous agents? Promises like these are most likely to end in failure. --- It's a good point, but how far can real implementation go? That's the real key, everyone.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 15h ago

Data ownership is indeed a pain point, but whether 470,000 holders can truly utilize it remains two different opinions.

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