I agree with some of the pseudo-marshal's views, but I am a die-hard fan of AR. I have been through it all the way and don't care about short-term ups and downs. In fact, I have never made short-term ups and downs predictions, but I have always been committed to the value discovery of AR. The economic model of AO is objectively painful for AR, but it is bound to be beneficial in the long run. In fact, the marketing strategy or speaking ability of the AR team is average. If I were the uncle, I would definitely say this:

1. The value of $AO is anchored to the pledge demand of the CU node in the AO computing framework;

2. AO needs to use cross-chain stETH pledge mining, and mining new coins requires a 30% tax

3. 30% mining tax rewards AR holders;

From the perspective of personal investment, the uncle recommends the following:

1. If you have ETH and AR, keep it still and use some idle ETH to pledge to earn AO;

2. If you only have ETH, it is recommended to configure some AR when staking, so that you can use AR to offset the pledge mining tax (this ranking is original by the uncle)

3. If you only have AR, then exchange part of the ETH cross-chain pledge

Ps: It is a smarter approach to exchange some CRED with AR and then directly exchange it for AO. $ETH $AR