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Recently, I experienced Holoworld AI, and this platform left a deep impression on me. It is a complex yet engaging AI agent framework that enables users to easily create their own AI clones. By uploading voice, video, and text, users can create various interesting 'digital selves', such as an investment advisor imitating Buffett or a Socratic philosophy assistant. The multimodal interaction of this platform is very smooth, with almost no delay in the responses for text, voice, and video, and it even supports collaboration and debate among multiple AI agents. One notable feature of Holoworld is its integration with Web3 technology. By incorporating blockchain, the platform grants AI a certain degree of economic autonomy. This innovative token policy provides better rights protection for creators and effectively addresses the issue of profit loss faced by creators in the AI era. The platform converts AI models into tokens for circulation in the market, such as AVA and Mirai, with market capitalizations ranging from tens of thousands to tens of millions. Although holding tokens does not directly yield dividends, users can benefit indirectly through a 'burn-buyback-staking' circular mechanism. Users can burn tokens for credit, the platform will use its revenue to buy back tokens, and staking can earn rewards, airdrops, and governance rights. Staking Holo tokens helps stabilize the network, with an annual yield rate between 7-17%. Staking Ava, on the other hand, focuses more on AI content creation and can unlock exclusive access. After personally creating AI, I can't help but wonder if our closest friends or assistants in the future will really be provided by AI. Especially after seeing Mirai's recent performance on various social media platforms, it is even more astonishing that the gap between AI and humans is continuously narrowing. The era of AI agents that we once longed for seems to be within reach.

The integration of artificial intelligence and Web3 technology is brewing a promising emerging market, with Holoworld AI standing at the forefront of this wave. However, this new field also faces numerous challenges, such as a lack of native tools and uneven distribution of profits. Holoworld AI addresses these challenges by building a complete ecosystem. Among them, Ava Studio provides strong support for creators, HoloLaunch ensures fair project launches, and the OpenMCP protocol is dedicated to breaking down barriers between different platforms, forming a virtuous cycle ecosystem. Currently, the ecological scale of Holoworld AI has taken shape. It has established relationships with over 25 partners, including Bilibili and Pudgy Penguins, with its AI agents interacting more than 100,000 times daily. As the core of the network, the $HOLO token not only supports staking and governance but also shows a rapid growth trend in its locked value (TVL). The innovation of Holoworld AI lies in its unique agency economic model. In this model, interaction equals value, and creators can earn up to 70% of the revenue share. For example, the $MIRAI IP project raised $14 million by generating video content using the Ava platform. Furthermore, professional tools like EVM Kit enable AI agents to execute complex tasks across chains, further expanding the application scenarios. Despite the bright prospects, Holoworld AI also faces challenges such as regulation and scalability. To address these issues, the platform has chosen the efficient transaction processing capabilities based on Solana and is using privacy plugins. Looking ahead, with the deep integration of live streaming and metaverse technology, the market value of the entire ecosystem is expected to double by 2026. Holoworld AI is not just a project, but a revolutionary infrastructure. It is bringing artificial intelligence technology from the laboratory to the mainstream economy, opening a new era full of opportunities for creators. In this age of deep integration between AI and Web3, Holoworld AI may become an important force in leading the industry's development.

Recently, a project called Holo in the Crypto Assets market has sparked widespread discussion. However, upon closer examination of the project's development trajectory, it is not difficult to find many concerning signs. Firstly, from the perspective of the way the project team issues tokens, it seems more inclined towards short-term benefits rather than long-term development. Secondly, the efforts in community building also appear somewhat perfunctory, making it difficult to convince people of their sincerity. Specifically regarding the performance of the sub-projects under the main project, such as AVA and Mirai, the results have been less than satisfactory. Especially Mirai, which is a project in collaboration with Japan, has seen its price drop several times since the presale, undoubtedly causing significant losses for investors. What is even more concerning is that the project's main token has also shown poor market performance. Some believe that this may suggest that the project team has engaged in certain improper operations behind the scenes, such as secret sell-offs. Overall, projects like Holo are not isolated cases in the virtual currency market. As investors, we need to remain highly vigilant, thoroughly researching the teams, technologies, and development plans behind the projects, rather than blindly following market trends. Only in this way can we make informed investment decisions in this market full of opportunities and risks.

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Daring to short at 2950, not daring at 3020, and not daring at 90000? Getting on board with this kind of market feels great!