V just talked about privacy, and at that moment a privacy AI coin quietly hit a new high: $VVV .
Venice.ai is a privacy-focused AI platform. It won’t store users’ Prompts on its servers. Venice is a bit like the Web3 privacy version of ChatGPT, and VVV is its platform token.
If you buy $VVV and stake it, you can directly get Venice Pro membership. That means more AI models, text generation, and image features.
After staking, you can further lock sVVV to mint DIEM.
What’s DIEM for?
It’s the usage allowance for the Venice API. 1 DIEM corresponds to $1 worth of API quota per day. Developers and AI agents can use it to call models.
DIEM can also be transferred to others who need it.
Staking lets you do more than wait for the token price to rise—you can also sell the quota.
Venice will also use part of its subscription revenue to buy $VVV from the market and burn it. Now the new Pro, Pro+, and Max subscriptions will also automatically trigger small-scale buyback and burn.
As long as Venice’s paying user base grows, theoretically it could bring more $VVV buy pressure.
Venice already has 3.5 million registered users. It processes 1.3 trillion Tokens per month, and there are also about 2 million API calls per day.
However, its current market cap is roughly $1.5 billion, and its FDV is about $2.55 billion.
Venice’s company valuation in its most recent funding round was only around $1 billion.
Although these two aren’t directly comparable, $VVV is also just a utility token for Venice.
In the past year, it has already climbed more than 10x.
At this point, I still won’t chase.
Venice.ai is a privacy-focused AI platform. It won’t store users’ Prompts on its servers. Venice is a bit like the Web3 privacy version of ChatGPT, and VVV is its platform token.
If you buy $VVV and stake it, you can directly get Venice Pro membership. That means more AI models, text generation, and image features.
After staking, you can further lock sVVV to mint DIEM.
What’s DIEM for?
It’s the usage allowance for the Venice API. 1 DIEM corresponds to $1 worth of API quota per day. Developers and AI agents can use it to call models.
DIEM can also be transferred to others who need it.
Staking lets you do more than wait for the token price to rise—you can also sell the quota.
Venice will also use part of its subscription revenue to buy $VVV from the market and burn it. Now the new Pro, Pro+, and Max subscriptions will also automatically trigger small-scale buyback and burn.
As long as Venice’s paying user base grows, theoretically it could bring more $VVV buy pressure.
Venice already has 3.5 million registered users. It processes 1.3 trillion Tokens per month, and there are also about 2 million API calls per day.
However, its current market cap is roughly $1.5 billion, and its FDV is about $2.55 billion.
Venice’s company valuation in its most recent funding round was only around $1 billion.
Although these two aren’t directly comparable, $VVV is also just a utility token for Venice.
In the past year, it has already climbed more than 10x.
At this point, I still won’t chase.