From TRON to White

Previously using top-tier models, the threshold wasn't low: registration, linking credit cards, cross-region payments—after a series of steps, it would directly discourage users.
Now White simplifies this process greatly: just one wallet address is enough to use, settling directly with on-chain assets. No phone number, no credit card, and no binding to a specific model.
You can think of it as a unified entry point: GPT, Claude, Gemini—these capabilities are packaged into "pay-as-you-go" services, billed per use, as naturally as taking a taxi.
And White is actually working on another layer: enabling AI itself to become a "user."
Today’s AI, no matter how smart, is fundamentally still a tool. It doesn’t open accounts, doesn’t pay, and can’t call external resources on its own.
White is filling this gap: using a set of identity protocols + payment protocols to give AI an "account" and "settlement capability."
Simply put, in the future, an AI could buy computing power, call models itself, and even collaborate with other AIs, then automatically split the earnings.
Looking further ahead, this is still Sun Ge’s consistent logic—over the past decade, what he’s been doing is making capital flow more smoothly on the chain.
Now, it’s just extending this from “people” to “AI.”
So White appears to be doing three things, but they are actually one line:
1 / Top layer: providing a lower-threshold AI entry point for people
2 / Middle layer: handling multi-model invocation and routing
3 / Bottom layer: turning payments, identity, and settlement into infrastructure that AI can directly use
Along the way, it also addresses an increasingly important issue: privacy.
When login shifts from “account” to “wallet address,” and payments move from credit cards to on-chain settlement, the link between you and your behavioral data is cut off by a large margin.
And because AI development later on will not just depend on model capabilities, but also on whether it can be called at low cost, run continuously, and complete transaction loops on its own.
In the past, humans used wallets to access the internet; next, it’s very likely that AI will use wallets to connect to the world.
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