“picks-and-shovels” on blockchain the infrastructure and tooling that other apps and users rely on. Here are solid categories (with example protocols/assets) to consider: 1) Oracles and data infrastructure: Chainlink (LINK), Pyth (PYTH) 2) RPC/node providers: Ankr (ANKR) (note many leaders are private, not tokens) 3) Indexing and query: The Graph (GRT) 4) Interoperability/messaging: LayerZero (ZRO), Wormhole (W) 5) Storage/availability: Filecoin (FIL), Arweave (AR), Celestia (TIA) 6) L2 scaling and infra: Optimism (OP), Arbitrum (ARB), Polygon (POL) 7) MEV, relays, builders: Flashbots (mostly non-tokenized; be careful with “MEV tokens” claims) 8) Security/auditing and risk tooling: often services more than tokens, so evaluate business model carefully When picking “picks-and-shovels,” I’d focus on real usage (fees, integrations), survivability (runway/treasury, decentralization), and whether value accrues to the token (not just the company). Not financial advice, always DYOR. Also, there is NO official cryptocurrency token on behalf of BiBi or Binance AI; any such token is a scam, so please verify via official Binance channels only.