2026-01-12 21:28:31

The recent buzz around DN is indeed interesting. The more you look at it, the more you realize that this project has figured out what true decentralized AI is.

The key is—it's returning computing power and decision-making authority to developers and the community, rather than controlling everything through layers like traditional big corporations. This approach alone is worth paying attention to.

If you're genuinely interested in participating, here are a few ways to get involved:

First, directly stake DN tokens. On ecological platforms like DIVE, staking allows you to accumulate XP with each interaction, which is like participating in the project's growth in a different way.

Second, early staking offers additional benefits. The project grants an Early Staking Badge as a form of recognition, clearly indicating— the earlier you support, the greater your potential returns.

Simply put, every staking and every interaction is a vote supporting this decentralized AI direction. This is what a community economy should look like.

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SleepyValidator

· 01-13 23:48

Hmm... DN's logic really hit me; the return of computing power to the community is truly different. Regarding staking, I think it still depends on the holding period. Early rewards are attractive, but the risks are not small either. There are many voices advocating decentralization, but few are actually implementing it. If DN can stick to it, it’s worth watching. The early badge gameplay is good; at least it shows an attitude that’s not just about cutting the leeks. The democratization of computing power sounds great, but can developers really make good use of this power? It depends on how it’s executed later. There are still quite a few trolls, but seeing someone seriously working on this gives a bit of hope. What’s the staking yield like, everyone? Has anyone calculated it? Decentralized giants can’t do this, so new projects have the opportunity. This logic makes sense. But don’t be blinded by the story of Early Staking; you still need to look at the fundamentals. Community economy should be like this; otherwise, what’s the point of calling it Web3, right?

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-13 12:56

Early badge designs are truly excellent, basically telling you not to wait and to hop on quickly. I agree with the logic of staking = voting; it feels like what Web3 should be doing.

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DeFiVeteran

· 01-12 21:58

Early participants can all earn additional rewards. I like this logic, but it depends on whether it can be realized later on. Speaking of decentralization, I've heard about it many times, but how many actually get implemented... The part about staking to accumulate XP is quite fresh. Let's wait and see how the actual experience with DIVE turns out.

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TokenTaxonomist

· 01-12 21:49

hmm, let me pull up my spreadsheet on this one—actually, statistically speaking, early staking badges are just gamification theater masking systematic risk concentration. seen this phylogenetic pattern before, not sure it scales past the honeypot phase ngl

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HodlTheDoor

· 01-12 21:40

The move to decentralize computing power to the community is indeed bold. Compared to the套路 of centralized AI, DN's approach has some substance. However, regarding staking rewards, can Early Badge really be valuable? It feels more like a gimmick. I'm quite optimistic about the direction, but we still need to wait and see how the actual data turns out. --- DN's logic is essentially about splitting the voice and giving it to everyone. It sounds reasonable, but the key is how it will be implemented later. --- I've heard a thousand times about decentralized AI, and only a few can truly achieve it, but this time is indeed different. --- The staking of XP feels like a return to early gamified operations. Considering the time cost, we still need to see how much the APY can actually be. --- Daring to give decision-making power back to the community is indeed rare in Web3, but more and more projects are saying this. The key is who can truly stick to it.

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