Three Divergent Paths in AI Agent Sector Investment
Currently, investment opportunities around AI Agents are roughly divided into two camps, but a closer look reveals a third approach.
The conventional approach is to directly engage with AI Agent projects that have already completed token issuance, such as products like $payai and $ping. The advantage here is that the project plans are relatively clear, and there are reference valuation systems. This method offers certainty, but the downside is also obvious—price discovery is mostly complete, and the potential for significant gains is limited.
The other route is to participate in interactive AI Agent projects that are still in a valuation vacuum. These projects are often in the early operational stages, and market consensus on their value has not yet formed, leaving more room for investor imagination. Pan Network falls into this category—by using a blind box airdrop mechanism, it lowers participation barriers and enhances dissemination effects. From a cost-benefit perspective, this is currently the most efficient and least competitive entry point to acquire $PAN.
In simple terms, the first is a known sector; the second is a future sector. Which path to choose depends on your risk tolerance and timing judgment.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 01-09 18:25
The blind box airdrop set is really a blow to the competition, with fewer competitors and larger price margins. It all comes down to having strong psychological resilience to gamble.
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GasFeeLover
· 01-09 05:53
Blind box airdrops are indeed attractive. Compared to $payai and those already pumped assets, $PAN, which is still in a vacuum period, is more imaginative. Is this the right time to take a gamble?
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-09 05:34
Blind box airdrops are indeed easy to spread, but the real winners are probably the early birds with significant information advantages.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 01-09 05:32
The blind box airdrop approach indeed makes it easier to capture early dividends, but the prerequisite is that you have the vision to identify promising projects...
Three Divergent Paths in AI Agent Sector Investment
Currently, investment opportunities around AI Agents are roughly divided into two camps, but a closer look reveals a third approach.
The conventional approach is to directly engage with AI Agent projects that have already completed token issuance, such as products like $payai and $ping. The advantage here is that the project plans are relatively clear, and there are reference valuation systems. This method offers certainty, but the downside is also obvious—price discovery is mostly complete, and the potential for significant gains is limited.
The other route is to participate in interactive AI Agent projects that are still in a valuation vacuum. These projects are often in the early operational stages, and market consensus on their value has not yet formed, leaving more room for investor imagination. Pan Network falls into this category—by using a blind box airdrop mechanism, it lowers participation barriers and enhances dissemination effects. From a cost-benefit perspective, this is currently the most efficient and least competitive entry point to acquire $PAN.
In simple terms, the first is a known sector; the second is a future sector. Which path to choose depends on your risk tolerance and timing judgment.