⚡️ Friends, Ghast AI has officially launched on 0G, the first decentralized AI assistant that truly allows users to own and trade their own memories.

Simply put, in the past, when we used AI like ChatGPT, all chat records, preferences, and context were in someone else's hands, and deleting them completely was impossible.
Now, @Ghast_AI is completely reversing that: every conversation, long-term memory, and personal habit becomes your own blockchain asset. You can take it with you, transfer it, or even sell it to others at any time. This feels like your AI life finally has a property deed.
It runs entirely on the decentralized 0G network, with all data encrypted and stored on the blockchain, so even Ghast AI itself cannot see your privacy.
Users can package these memories into portable digital assets through the Agent ID system, truly realizing "my AI, my rules."
Currently in the testing phase, over 830 people have started using it early, processing more than 30 million inference tokens, and early feedback has been quite enthusiastic.
It doesn't require high-end hardware; you can use it right away, and it supports multiple protocols. In the future, a visual interface will be released so ordinary users can easily create automation workflows and then monetize them.
@0G_labs team regards Ghast AI as the flagship application of their AI blockchain, aiming to become a foundational infrastructure product in Web3, like Uniswap or Phantom.
Co-founder Songsu straightforwardly said: "AI should serve users, not exploit them."
This move truly makes the ownership of AI memories a reality for the first time.
In the future, your AI assistant may no longer be a platform rental but a personal asset you truly own and can trade.
The beta is now open; you can apply for an invite code through their Discord community.
If you're interested, check it out.
Ghast AI is not just another chatbot; it turns AI memories into Web3 assets that you can truly own and buy or sell, giving decentralized AI real user sovereignty for the first time.
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