tldr; Prominent on-chain detective ZachXBT has criticized the proliferation of AI agent tokens, labeling 99% of them as scams. He argues that these tokens use deceptive marketing to mislead investors, unlike meme coins that make no promises. This critique aligns with skepticism from Solana ecosystem founders who view AI agents as overhyped and distracting from blockchain innovation. Despite this, some in the crypto space, like Haseeb Qureshi of Dragonfly Capital, predict AI agents will become essential by 2025, streamlining tasks in decentralized ecosystems.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Pippouai on
99% 🫠
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GreedVault on
These AI agent tokens probably have no actual AI, maybe a human is behind them, acting as AI.
Abysskitten on
Imagine being the 1% devs who just are passionate about AI agents and making a good product.😂
partymsl on
Even as an AI Agent investor, I am aware of that.
There just WAY too many of them and the toughest job is to find the actual credible ones.
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tldr; Prominent on-chain detective ZachXBT has criticized the proliferation of AI agent tokens, labeling 99% of them as scams. He argues that these tokens use deceptive marketing to mislead investors, unlike meme coins that make no promises. This critique aligns with skepticism from Solana ecosystem founders who view AI agents as overhyped and distracting from blockchain innovation. Despite this, some in the crypto space, like Haseeb Qureshi of Dragonfly Capital, predict AI agents will become essential by 2025, streamlining tasks in decentralized ecosystems.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
99% 🫠
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These AI agent tokens probably have no actual AI, maybe a human is behind them, acting as AI.
Imagine being the 1% devs who just are passionate about AI agents and making a good product.😂
Even as an AI Agent investor, I am aware of that.
There just WAY too many of them and the toughest job is to find the actual credible ones.
Picture me surprised