Another one shutting down
I have not made a single transaction on this blockchain
If you have your funds there please withdraw it
It’s getting scary atp https://t.co/B0Jo1NNYLI

Another one shutting down
I have not made a single transaction on this blockchain
If you have your funds there please withdraw it
It’s getting scary atp https://t.co/B0Jo1NNYLI
[Update] $ZERO 4.94M
EmcxFTNVDqyLHp11NvwvLZ4D7LKGbG9i7B8RF7dwpump
Yesterday got the strongest pump on the token. Initially I thought this post contributed https://t.co/vvSHZ22Yk0 but then compared the timings and understood it doesn't match.
All other posts I saw shouldn't have given such a pump. If you have ideas why such growth, write in replies.
> My Meteora LP Setup
Yesterday exited to good profit, didn't reenter. Planning to figure out in the coming days what the pump was on.
Seems everything is fine, but there's one thing.
$ZERO 9.38M
EmcxFTNVDqyLHp11NvwvLZ4D7LKGbG9i7B8RF7dwpump
Project created as alternative to centralized AI: privacy, no censorship, resilience to downtime and data center monopoly.
I, by the way, basically tested this model as a user. Asked several dozen complex tricky questions and 95% of answers were correct. In terms of product, what I see in the browser is quite decent.
Developer can be researched independently and conclusions drawn @leyten
Visible chunk of onchain distribution looks normal.
Biggest red flag I see is the set of KOLs and their positions on side wallets. I just don't understand what they're doing in this project, not their thing. I hope they're not actually secretly heading this project.
Verified on Moonshot, not bad not good.
> Where I'm Parked on Meteora
Not the first day working with the token. Rebalance 1-2 times a day. Depending on expectations I choose different liquidity pool.
· If I expect sharp drop https://t.co/Tjpgij1NoA
· If I e
Decentralized AI compute is a notoriously fuck*ng unforgiving arena.
And there’s a reason most “distributed frontier model” dreams crashed and burned: latency.
Try sharding a 100B+ parameter model across a bunch of consumer GPUs scattered around the public internet and you don’t get magic, you get pain: single-digit tokens per second and a system that’s basically unusable.
So when @c0mputeAI says they’ve finally killed the latency bottleneck, and then locks in a partnership with @virtuals_io Protocol to serve as the compute layer for tokenized AI agents, I couldn’t not pay attention.
Is it actually as good as it sounds… and where’s the gotcha?
So here is my personal analysis.
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➥ The Breakthrough: "Shard" Distributed Inference
To understand why c0mpute is interesting, you have to understand why decentralized AI inference has historically failed.
A single consumer GPU (like an RTX 4090) only has 24GB of VRAM, barely enough for an 8B-30B model. Running frontier models (e.g., 744B parameters) usually