The guy at the next table is arguing with his girlfriend. The reason is quite funny: the woman says, "You keep messing around with trading coins and don’t tell me the logic behind it, I feel insecure." The guy, in a panic, replies, "As long as I make money, who needs logic!" After hearing this, I almost burst out laughing, but then I thought—this is actually like how we usually play with DeFi, a bunch of operations that are hard to understand, and the ups and downs rely entirely on mysticism, which indeed feels insecure. At this moment, I thought of @OpenledgerHQ that I’ve been researching recently. It’s different from traditional DeFi; you’re not fighting alone on the chain, but can collaborate with an AI agent. What’s even cooler is that it doesn’t act like a coach giving random commands; all the reasoning processes and data sources are laid out for you to see, just like a live broadcast. You know why it buys and why it sells, which gives you peace of mind. It also has a core mechanism called PoA (Proof of Attribution) that can track every contribution: whose data, whose model, whose reasoning, all have proof. Simply put, AI can’t make things up; if you contribute, you can earn $OPEN rewards. What’s even more hardcore is that they’ve partnered with the Ethereum Foundation’s dAI team to bring in the ERC-8004 standard, allowing AI to truly have an on-chain identity. In the future, when AI agents help you trade coins, you won’t just see the results; you’ll understand the logic behind them as well. Security? It’s guaranteed to be full. In terms of ecosystem, the little octopus has already extended to Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, Base, Zora, and more, and has teamed up with Uphold to bridge the AI infrastructure in DeFi with traditional finance. In the future, it’s really possible to let AI models and data flow freely within the financial system. On October 1st, there will be a snapshot reward of 2 million $OPEN, worth about 1.4 million dollars at the current market price. Just imagine, if that guy at the skewers stall knew there was such a transparent, reliable platform that also gives money, he probably wouldn’t be arguing anymore.

@OpenledgerHQ This guy needs OpenLedger's transparent logic