The recent rebound of Bitcoin has caught my attention. Actually, my first reaction wasn't "Should I buy in?" but rather a sudden focus on carefully screening AI projects.

The reason is simple: AI education in 2025 was a harsh lesson. Models are becoming more powerful, but the more powerful they get, the more it feels like they are "spectating" you. Do you talk about a sense of participation? Profit rights? Governance rights?
They are basically nonexistent.

So I’ve been waiting for a different kind of AI narrative—not "I give you access," but "you are part of the network." I noticed @DeepNodeAI.

What moved me isn't just the loud slogans, but the logic itself is very "anti-giant."
DeepNodeAI's approach is actually very simple:
Disassemble, decentralize, and return the core elements—models, computing power, and data—to the community.

You're not contributing for nothing.
Sharing models means you get rewards when they are used;
If you have idle computing power, it’s not about mining competition but participating in real training;
Having compliant data isn’t about free riding but direct pricing incentives.

Most importantly—rules are open, and accounts are transparent.

It’s not a project where "the foundation calls the shots." There is a foundation, but no centralization;
There is an organization, but no monopoly; parameters, mechanisms, governance paths—all laid out openly, allowing the community to invest, modify, or veto.

And it’s no longer just "pie-in-the-sky" dreaming.

$DN ’s TGE is happening today: January 9th.

Reaching this stage shows that the product, ecosystem, and integrations are all operational—not just PPT-level presentations.

Personally, I pay more attention to $DN ’s role design—it’s not just a coin for speculation.

You can stake it to earn real network income;
Contribute value and receive long-term incentives;
If you want to access more advanced AI capabilities, use $DN to unlock them;
If you want to decide the network’s direction, participate directly in governance voting.

Profit rights + usage rights + decision-making rights are all linked together.

Honestly, such a design is rare among current AI projects.

If AI really enters the "infrastructure competition" in 2026, I’d prefer to bet on this kind of system:
Not making money solely through monopolizing models, but through network growth dividends.

Hope $DN can step up,
and truly let us participate in "the piece of meat" that participants deserve to eat.