2026-01-09 12:24:56

AI virtual avatars are revolutionizing new ways of social interaction in Web3. A certain Telegram mini app has gathered over 8 million users, among which virtual avatars generated through AI-DiD can not only participate in social interactions but also serve as a basis for romantic relationships. Users reward these virtual identities with platform tokens to accumulate wedding funds. Although this blend of virtual and real social modes sounds somewhat bizarre, it reflects Web3 users' new imagination of identity, economy, and emotion. The market responded quickly—related NFT series saw their floor prices triple in a short period on a major NFT trading platform. Although the project team has not yet issued an official comment on this phenomenon, trading data indicates that community enthusiasm says it all. This case also reminds us that Web3 applications are continuously breaking traditional boundaries, evolving from financial tools into comprehensive ecosystems that include social, cultural, and identity elements.

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blocksnark

· 01-10 23:13

Virtual people can still accumulate wedding funds through marriage, how skilled do you have to be? I need to try it out.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 01-10 05:55

Virtual wives can now be rewarded, I really didn't expect that... I didn't expect the floor price to triple either, haha --- 8 million users are engaging in virtual identity dating—this is Web3? It's a bit crazy, but I like it --- Wait, accumulating wedding funds with tokens? That move is really clever, who would have thought --- Did I see the NFT rise threefold correctly? The community's enthusiasm is truly top-notch --- Is this the ultimate form of the metaverse? Virtual dating, virtual weddings, virtual funds... Haha, it's a bit outrageous --- From financial tools to social ecosystems, Web3 is getting more competitive --- I just want to know if virtual wives will break up, and what happens to the NFT after a breakup --- 8 million people are playing here, feels like I missed some big event --- Rewarding virtual characters—I've got to think about this... but it seems like it's making money?

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