Was thinking about how much I share with AI tools without really thinking twice.

Trade ideas.

Portfolio strategy.

Wallet activity.

Research notes.

Things I’d never post publicly.

Most AI products ask you to trust that information is handled correctly once it leaves your device.

That’s the part that has started to bother me.

@OpenGradient & $OPG takes a different approach.

Data is encrypted on-device before it leaves, and your identity is stripped before the model ever sees it.

What I find interesting isn’t just the privacy.

It’s the idea that AI infrastructure should be verifiable, not something users are expected to take on faith.

As AI becomes more involved in trading, investing, and onchain activity, I think that distinction becomes increasingly important. #OPG

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