#Quack AI How is it done?
It has created a “Governance Passport” — you can think of it as your “smart assistant” for participating in governance.
With it, you can:
✅ AI helps you vote: set your preferences, and AI will analyze proposals across chains and transparently vote on your behalf;
✅ Earn points and gain rights: participating in governance can earn rewards, no longer just working for free;
✅ Experience new features first: Passport holders can get to play with new things in the ecosystem ahead of others.
What's even cooler is that you can even train your own AI digital avatar, letting it represent you in the governance ecosystem long-term — even if you haven't opened your wallet for half a month.
Not just online protocols but also connecting to real-world assets (RWA)
In addition to on-chain protocols, Quack AI has a bigger ambition: to penetrate RWA (Real World Assets).
For example, how to govern real estate, bonds, and artworks after tokenization?
AI automatically analyzes legal documents
Executes compliant voting
All records are auditable on-chain
This is extremely attractive to traditional institutions — it retains blockchain transparency while achieving compliant execution.
Why is it worth paying attention to?
It's not just another “AI+Web3” storytelling project, but Quack AI is genuinely integrating in reality:
It has already taken on over 40 projects, including Owlto Finance, Zypher Network, LiveArt...
Receiving support from dozens of chains including BNB Chain, Polygon, Base;
User count is 2 million — this is not fabricated data.
My view
The pain points Quack AI targets are very real: high barriers to governance participation, poor experience, lack of motivation for ordinary people.
It's not just recreating a voting tool, but attempting to use AI to build a complete set of “governance infrastructure,” turning passive holders into active participants.
If it can truly succeed, it will not only be useful for DAOs or DeFi but could also become the compliant governance foundation for the era of RWA on-chain.
Of course, the challenges are also significant:
Can AI decisions truly represent user intent?
How to solve security issues in cross-chain governance?
RWA involves strong regulation; can it be smoothly advanced?
But in any case, such a grounded yet ambitious project is worth our attention.$Q