Instead of “AI for crypto natives,” they’re building AI agents that do real work: ◻️Smart contract audits with context, not checkbox scanners ◻️ AI Telegram agents that actually understand a project’s docs ◻️ Industry agents for medical, legal, telecom, finance ◻️Automation that plugs into existing workflows, not replaces them
No philosophy decks. No vibes. Just output.
Proof of Useful Work matters here. Bitcoin proved you can get paid for burning energy. @SmartSentinelsNet proves you can get paid for producing value.
When an AI agent audits code, answers users, or runs operational tasks, that work: ◻️Scales with usage ◻️ Generates revenue ◻️Drives SSTL demand ◻️Rewards iNFT holders
That’s why Web2 adoption changes everything.
Web3 adoption is loud. Web2 adoption is quiet… and massive.
And when Web2 companies start using decentralized AI without even realizing it’s “crypto,” the early supporters won’t be asking if this makes sense anymore.
They’ll be asking why they didn’t get in earlier.
If you’re still here before that wave hits: ◻️you’re early ◻️you have leverage ◻️and the iNFTs aren’t just collectibles, they’re earning infrastructure
Some people wait for validation. Others position before it arrives. @SmartSentinelsNet is clearly building for the second group.