Let's analyze the big players behind the AI magic disk $TAO:
DCG (Grayscale's parent company)
Polychain (founder is the former risk director of Coinbase)
dao5 (founder is the former partner of Polychain)
According to Fortune magazine's revelation on April 15, 2024, these three institutions hold nearly $350 million in $TAO, and DCG is also the largest miner of BitTorrent.
Did you notice that these institutions are the core members of the European and American crypto circles, and they are related to each other.
What's the use of knowing this information? Foucault told us that "power is not only a mechanism of oppression, but also a mechanism of production." Simply put, it is wisdom to know.
1/ AI project DCG has invested in twice - FLock.io
FLock.io has completed two rounds of financing this year:
March 2024: $6 million in financing, led by Lightspeed Faction and Tagus Capital, with DCG participating
December 2024: $3 million in financing, led by DCG
It can be seen that FLock.io is the next focus of DCG in the field of AI.
2/ Narrative: FLock.io VS BitTorrent
FLock.io: Committed to creating decentralized AI models on the chain. By integrating federated learning and blockchain technology, FLock provides fair incentives for data contributors and promotes open collaboration.
BitTorrent: An open source protocol that supports decentralized, blockchain-based machine learning networks. Through this network, machine learning models can be trained collaboratively and receive TAO rewards based on the value of the information they provide to the collective.
The difference is that FLock.io focuses more on fairness and models. Based on its unique edge computing power and federated learning, FLock.io can sink training tasks to user terminals - such as edge devices such as mobile phones, tablets and laptops.
3/ Conclusion
It has been officially announced that#FLOCKwill be on Bybit Launchpool on December 31st. Congratulations to previous testnet users!
Make a bold inference that it will definitely be on a T0 exchange in the future.
