Recently, I have been paying attention to KGeN, which happens to provide a very 'anti-Web3 conventional' answer

$80 million, not a story, but real ongoing revenue

KGeN's annual recurring revenue (ARR) has exceeded $80 million
Where does its money actually come from?

The first thing KGeN did

They launched a verification system called VeriFi

So far, KGeN has accumulated 48.9 million verified real users

These are not just wallet addresses, but real people who open the App, complete tasks, and generate value

The first monetization logic: game developers pay for 'real users'

With these real users, the business model naturally works

What AI truly lacks is not algorithms, but 'people'

What really sets KGeN apart from most Web3 projects is this AI aspect

KGeN's advantage lies here

The platform has already gathered 1 million verified expert users, distributed across over 60 countries,

covering multiple fields such as programming, design, healthcare, and law

AI companies directly purchase these services from KGeN instead of taking chances on unreliable crowdsourcing platforms

High customer unit price, strong renewals, and stable income are also the core reasons why KGeN can continuously increase its ARR

KGeN's revenue sources include:

Game developers' user acquisition fees, AI companies purchasing data services, and transaction commissions from digital marketplaces.

This real revenue will support the staking yield of $KGEN

In other words, the token holding yield does not rely on unlimited issuance,

but comes from the ecological value's feedback, and the value foundation of $KGEN will only become more stable.