The whole market is chasing FOMO for coins with revenue and buybacks, but many projects have a B2B business: their revenue is generated off-chain, so ordinary users don’t really feel it. In the future, if this portion of data can be moved on-chain so that users can visually see it, value will likely be discovered.
A fairly typical example is DeAgentAI. Recently, they launched a new product, AI Token Smart Router, for B2B customers. In the pilot phase, they collaborated with 8 companies both at home and abroad, and cumulatively handled 54 million external model calls. Monthly revenue surpassed $1 million.
In principle, the revenue and buybacks of $AIA should be reflected in the coin price, but that’s not what’s happening in practice. AIA is still trading in a low-range consolidation. I suspect this is related to the income not being on-chain. Ordinary users can only learn this information from official announcements, which isn’t as intuitive or convincing as seeing it with their own eyes.
In summary, I strongly recommend that B2B projects like AIA put their business data on-chain—especially by publishing the revenue addresses—and pair it with burn progress. That would be more persuasive than any amount of text.
By the way, a reminder: AIA is currently partnering with Pokémon authorized distributors to run a giveaway. Participants have a chance to win a PSA 10 authentic card + a share of 1万 $AIA . If you’re interested, you can follow the tutorial provided by the official X post.
Note: I also hold a considerable amount of AIA. I genuinely hope the coin price will experience a breakout, but the above is not investment advice.
A fairly typical example is DeAgentAI. Recently, they launched a new product, AI Token Smart Router, for B2B customers. In the pilot phase, they collaborated with 8 companies both at home and abroad, and cumulatively handled 54 million external model calls. Monthly revenue surpassed $1 million.
In principle, the revenue and buybacks of $AIA should be reflected in the coin price, but that’s not what’s happening in practice. AIA is still trading in a low-range consolidation. I suspect this is related to the income not being on-chain. Ordinary users can only learn this information from official announcements, which isn’t as intuitive or convincing as seeing it with their own eyes.
In summary, I strongly recommend that B2B projects like AIA put their business data on-chain—especially by publishing the revenue addresses—and pair it with burn progress. That would be more persuasive than any amount of text.
By the way, a reminder: AIA is currently partnering with Pokémon authorized distributors to run a giveaway. Participants have a chance to win a PSA 10 authentic card + a share of 1万 $AIA . If you’re interested, you can follow the tutorial provided by the official X post.
Note: I also hold a considerable amount of AIA. I genuinely hope the coin price will experience a breakout, but the above is not investment advice.
